Archive · 2 Jun 2025
Impersonation Allegations Lead to Court Hearing in Medical College Exam Case
Imagine some students asked others to take their medical school exams for them.
The Patna High Court is now looking into this.
Four students from a medical college in Bettiah are accused of having friends from other schools take their tests.
The court is also looking into the fact that one student was expelled from the school and is not allowed to take exams.
A lawyer said this is a big deal because it could lead to unqualified doctors and that is not safe for everyone.
The court will hear the case again on June 23rd.
Patna High Court seeks replies in a case of impersonation during medical college exams.
Four students from Govt Medical College, Bettiah, are accused of using stand-ins for internal exams.
The court took notice of an FIR against the accused students and their alleged stand-ins.
The court rejected a petition to allow one of the accused students to take their third-year MBBS exam.
The case involves alleged impersonation and is considered a threat to society.
- Who
- Patna High Court, students from Govt Medical College Bettiah, and their alleged stand-ins.
- What
- A case involving impersonation in medical college internal exams.
- When
- The court sought replies on Monday; the FIR was lodged on September 27th last year; the expulsion order was passed November 12th.
- Where
- Patna High Court, Govt Medical College, Bettiah, and various medical colleges in Bihar.
- Why
- To address allegations of cheating and uphold the integrity of medical education.
- Court
- Patna High Court
- Accused College
- Govt Medical College, Bettiah
- Accused Students
- Brajesh Kumar, Bhawesh Kumar Bhaskar, Ashish Ranjan, Arvind Mehta
- Impersonators' Colleges
- Various medical colleges in Bihar, including IGIMS
- FIR Lodged By
- Examination controller of AKU, Rajiv Ranjan
- Next Hearing
- June 23