Archive · 16 Dec 2025
MBBS Admission Scam in Pune
In Pune, two men named Rajesh Gupta and Brijesh Arya tricked 13 medical students and their parents.
They promised to get the students into MBBS programs through the management quota.
The accused set up an office, advertised on social media, and convinced parents to pay large amounts of money.
They collected a total of ₹1.26 crore.
After taking the money, they closed their office and ran away.
The victims realized they had been cheated when the accused became untraceable.
The police are now investigating the case.
Two accused, Rajesh Gupta and Brijesh Arya, cheated 13 medical aspirants and their parents.
They promised MBBS admissions under the management quota and collected ₹1.26 crore.
The accused set up an office in Balewadi, Pune, and advertised on social media.
They accepted payments through cheques and RTGS transfers, then absconded after collecting the money.
The victims realized they had been cheated when the accused became untraceable and their office was abandoned.
- Who
- Rajesh Gupta and Brijesh Arya
- What
- MBBS admission scam
- When
- November 1 to December 6, 2025
- Where
- Pune, India
- Why
- To cheat medical aspirants and their parents
- Accused Names
- Rajesh Gupta and Brijesh Arya
- Amount Cheated
- ₹1.26 crore
- Number of Victims
- 13
- Time Period
- November 1 to December 6, 2025
- Office Location
- Balewadi, Pune
- Complaint Lodged At
- Baner Police Station
- Victim's Payment
- ₹35 lakh for MBBS seat
- Unpaid Employees
- 7 women