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Former officer demands cancellation of MBBS second-round admissions
Vijay Kumar says a medical-college admission round was not conducted fairly.
He wants the second round of MBBS admissions cancelled.
He says reservation rules were not followed properly.
He also says candidates should have been allowed to choose as many colleges as they wanted.
One BC-B candidate with a NEET rank of 31,325 was allegedly unable to get a seat at Guntur Medical College.
Vijay Kumar believes the way college choices were processed caused this problem.
He says about 70 reserved-category candidates faced similar difficulties.
A parents’ association leader also questioned whether the government could limit students’ college choices.
Vijay Kumar demanded cancellation of the second round of MBBS admissions conducted by Dr NTR University of Health Sciences.
He alleged that the admissions process violated reservation norms and involved several irregularities.
He cited Government Order No. 102, which allows candidates to choose any number of colleges in preferred order during each counselling round.
He said a BC-B candidate ranked 31,325 in NEET missed a possible open-category or MRC seat at Guntur Medical College because of how options were handled.
Vijay Kumar alleged that about 70 candidates from various reserved categories suffered similar losses.
- Who
- Liberation Congress Party founder-president and former IAS officer Vijay Kumar raised the demand, supported by Medicos Parents Association State president Dr Ala Venkateswarlu.
- What
- They demanded cancellation of the second round of MBBS admissions and alleged violations of reservation and counselling-option rules.
- Where
- The press conference was held in Vijayawada, concerning admissions by Dr NTR University of Health Sciences.
- When
- The admissions were released on September 21; Vijay Kumar addressed a press conference on Wednesday.
- Why
- Vijay Kumar alleged that the counselling process improperly handled college choices and caused losses for reserved-category candidates.
Key facts
- Admissions concerned
- Second round of MBBS admissions
- Institution
- Dr NTR University of Health Sciences
- Release date
- September 21
- Government order cited
- Government Order No. 102
- Candidate example
- BC-B candidate with a NEET rank of 31,325
- Alleged affected candidates
- About 70 candidates from different reserved categories
- Demand
- Immediate cancellation of the second admission round
Sources
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