MAMC Delhi Recruitment: Walk In Interview For SR Post, All Details Here

New Delhi: The Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), has announced vacancies for the Senior Resident post on a ad hoc basis of this Institution.

Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC) is a medical college in New Delhi, India affiliated with the University of Delhi and run by the Delhi government. It is named after an Indian freedom fighter and the first education minister of independent India Maulana Abul Kalam Azad. It was established in 1959 at Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg near Delhi Gate. Four hospitals attached to MAMC have a combined bed strength of 2800 beds and cater to millions in Delhi alone and many more from the surrounding states in north India.

MAMC Vacancy Details:

Total no. of vacancies – 04

The vacancies are in the Departments of Community Medicine.

The date of Walk-In-Interview is the 9th December 2024.

Time for registration and verification of documents: 09.30 to 11.00 AM.

Time for Interview : 11.00 AM

Venue:- Anandi Bai Hall, Room no. 345, Department of Community Medicine, Pathology block 3-floor, MAMC, New Delhi-110002.

For more details about Qualifications, Age, Pay Allowance, and much more, click on the given link
https://medicaljob.in/jobs.php?post_type=&job_tags=MAMC&location=&job_sector=all

Instructions for Eligible Candidates (how to apply):-

Interested candidates are requested to report to the above-mentioned venue as per the eligibility criteria. Candidates are requested to bring their original certificates and one set of self-attested photocopies of the relevant documents in support of age, qualification, marks, attempt, degree, DMC registration, category, experience cbrtificate (if any) and two passport size photographs. Candidates already working in a government setup need to produce a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from their current employer/organization, NO TA/DA will be provided to candidates for attending the interview

Receiving of application form (to be filled by the candidates in the format uploaded in MAMC website), registration and verification of certificate will be held from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM which will be followed by interview from 11:00 AM onwards in Anandi Bai Hall, Room no. 345, Department of Community Medicine, Pathology block 3-floor, MAMC, New Delhi.

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MCC NEET PG Counselling 2024: Here are FAQs for Candidates

Delhi: For MD, MS, PG Diploma, and DNB admissions this year, the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has released the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) for all the candidates seeking admission to  NEET PG counselling allotment process for AIQ, deemed, central state quotas.

Below are the FAQs -COUNSELLING PROCESS-FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS 

Rounds

Types of Counselling

Round 1- (By MCC)

AIQ, Deemed University, Central

University/Institutes, DNB

Round 2- (By MCC) 

AIQ, Deemed University, Central

University/Institutes, DNB

Third Round- (By MCC)

AIQ, Deemed University, Central

University/Institutes, DNB

Stray Vacancy Round- AIQ, Deemed University, Central

– By MCC for AIQ, Central University/Institutes, DNB

University/Institutes/ DNB and Deemed University 

AIQ, Deemed University, Central

University/Institutes, DNB

Do I have to report to any counselling center for registration or choice filling?

No. Online registration and choice filling can be done from place of convenience (Including from home) using internet. Uninterrupted internet facility should be ensured.

What information do I require for online registration?

Please note that you will be asked to fill some of the information (we are not showing it here for security reasons) that you have given in your application form of NBE, admit card of examination during online registration and provided by the examination conducting agency (NBE). Therefore, keep a copy of your application form and admit card ready for reference. These documents may be retained as they may be required till you complete your PG course.

How do I get password for logging in?

During the process of online registration, you will generate your own password. Candidates are advised to keep the password that they have created, confidential to them till the end of the counseling process. The password can also be changed after creation by candidate himself/herself. Password is very important for participating in online allotment process. Sharing of password can result in its misuse by somebody else, leading to even exclusion of genuine candidate from online allotment process.  

How much time will I be given to join the allotted course?

Candidates who are allotted seats will be required to join the allotted college/course within stipulated time from the date of allotment as mentioned in the counseling schedule. However, candidates are advised to join as early as possible and not to wait for last day of joining, due to different schedule of holiday/working hours in various Medical Colleges/Institutes, also keeping in view that Medical colleges will have to furnish information about joining/non- joining status of candidates on Medical Counseling Committee portal. In some of the Colleges it may take 2 to 3 days’ time for completion of admission formalities.

What documents are required at the time of joining the allotted Medical College/institute?

Original documents required at the time of joining in allotted Medical College are as mentioned below:

i. Allotment Letter issued by MCC (Essential document)

ii. Admit Card issued by NBE (Essential document)

Result/Rank Letter issued by NBE (Essential document).

iii. High School/Higher Secondary Certificate/Birth Certificate as proof of date or birth. (Essential document).

iv. Mark Sheets of MBBS 1st, 2nd & 3rd Professional Examinations. (Essential document)

v. MBBS Degree Certificate/Provisional Certificate. (Essential document) Internship Completion Certificate/Certificates from the Head of Institution or College that the candidate shall complete the Internship by 15th August, 2024 of the year of admission. (Essential document).

vi. Permanent / provisional Registration Certificate issued by NMC/ State Medical Registration council. Certificate is acceptable only in cases where candidate is undergoing internship and likely to complete the same on or before 15th August, 2024 of the year of admission. (Essential document)

vii. Candidates allotted seat must carry one of the identification proofs (ID Proof) to the allotted college at the time of admission (as mentioned in the information Bulletin published by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) for NEET i.e. PAN Card, Driving License, Voter ID, Passport or Aadhar Card). (Essential document)

viii. The Candidate should also bring the following certificates, if applicable (Essential document)

a) SC/ST Certificate issued by the competent authority (in the format as specified in the Information Bulletin) and should be in English or Hindi language. Sub caste should be clearly mentioned in the certificate. The translated certificate must be certified by a Gazetted Officer. (Essential document)

b) EWS Certificate as per the Central Govt. Norms (in the format as specified in the Information Bulletin) and should be in English or Hindi language. The translated certificate must be certified by a Gazetted Officer. (Essential document)

c) OBC certificate issued by the competent authority. The sub-caste should tally with the Central List of OBC (NCBC Website). The OBC candidates should not belong to Creamy Layer. The OBC certificate must be in the format as mentioned in the prospectus (Annexure). The translated certificate must be certified by a Gazetted Officer. (Essential document)

d) Disability Certificate issued from (16 notified centres only) a duly constituted and authorized Medical Board for twenty-one (21) Benchmark Disabilities as per the Rights of Persons with Disability Act, 2016 and NMC Norms. No other PwD certificate, issued by any other Authorities/ Hospital will be entertained. The format of Certificate of Disability is annexed in the Information Bulletin. (Essential document)

e) NRI/OCI candidates to bring sponsorship certificates, relevant documents etc. in original (same as uploaded on MCC mail ) at the time of reporting/ admission. Candidates without original certificates / documents shall not be allowed to take admission in allotted Medical College. Candidates who have deposited their original documents with any other Institute / College/ University and come for admission with a certificate stating that “their original certificates are deposited with the Institute / College / University” shall not be allowed to take admission in allotted Medical College/Institute.

Please note that the required documents at the time of admission may vary as per College/ Institute Policy. Hence candidates may verify the same from allotted college before Reporting.

What are the various fees to be paid at the time of registration?

The following table explains the answer to the question 

Payment
Scheme for Different categories
Non-
Refundable (Fees)
Refundable
(Security Deposit)
Unreserved (UR/EWS candidates) Reserved
(ST/SC/OBC/PwD)
Unreserved
(UR/EWS candidates)
Reserved
(ST/SC/OBC/PwD, Applicable-jain/ muslims)
AIQ Rs. 1000/- Rs.500/ Rs. 25000/- Rs. 10000/
Deemed Universities Rs. 5000/- Rs. 5000/- Rs. 2,00,000/ Rs. 2,00,000/-

For examples:

Example 1: Any SC candidate opting for AIQ will pay registration fee of Rs 500/- + Rs. 10,000/- (Refundable Security Deposit.)

Example 2: Any Unreserved candidate opting for AIQ will pay registration fee of Rs 1000/- + Rs. 25,000/- (Refundable Security Deposit.)

Example 3: Any candidate opting for Deemed Universities will have to pay registration fee of Rs 5000/- + Rs 2,00,000/- (Refundable Security Deposit)  

What are the circumstances wherein the refundable security deposit will be forfeited?

Under the following circumstances the refundable security deposit will be forfeited by MCC:

i. Where a Candidate has been allotted a seat in Round 2 or subsequent rounds (round3, stray vacany/further rounds) and does not report/joins at the allotted college to complete the admission process.

ii. The Security Deposit will be forfeited if the admission gets cancelled after allotment due to any reason. E.g., in case the candidate gives wrong information at the time of registration on the basis of which a seat may be allotted and later cancelled by the Admission Authorities at the time of reporting or fails to produce the required documents at the time of admission.  

In case candidate must apply for both AIQ and for Deemed University should the candidate pay the fee for both?

No, in such case the candidate has to pay only the higher fee i.e. of Deemed University Rs. 5000/- and 2 Lakh Refundable Security Deposit. 

What are the instructions regarding OBC, SC, ST, PwD & EWS certificates?

Candidates are advised to see Annexure(s) in this Information Bulletin. In case the candidate fails to produce proper Caste, PwD , EWS Certificate, if applicable, at allotted Medical College then he/she will not be permitted to join and the seat will be cancelled by the allotted Medical College.

Further, the reservation of seats under PwD Category is 5% in AIQ and the 21 Benchmark Disabilities as envisaged under the regulations of Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act 2016 and as per NMC norms, have been included presently, where only the lower motor disabilities were included earlier. The qualified Persons with Disability (PwD) candidates should get themselves certified at one of the Disability Assessment Boards, constituted in various states (refer annexures). The list of Centers who will issue Disability Certificates as per twenty one (21) Benchmark Disabilities given under RPWD Act- 2016 is attached as Annexure-II. The extent of “specified disability” in a Person with Disability (PwD candidate) shall be assessed in accordance with these guidelines for the purpose of issuing Disability Certificate and at the time of admission in the college. Further, all the PwD candidates participating in the PG Counselling are required to get themselves assessed for their disability and obtain a Disability Certificate from any one of the designated Disability Centres.

IMPORTANT: Qualified PwD candidates are advised to get themselves examined immediately before the conduction of any of the round(s) at one of the above- mentioned disability assessment boards and to obtain eligible Disability (PwD) Certificate in an online mode. The candidates are advised to keep a copy of the Disability Certificate with them. Only Candidates who have made their disability certificate through online mode from the designated centres will be eligible to fill in the PwD choices. OBC/EWS Certificate must be during the financial year as specified in the certificate attached in the annexure of the information bulletin.

Is there any restriction for filling up number of choices of Institutions (Colleges) or subjects in choice filling form?

No, you can give as many choices as you wish. However, choices should be in order of preference, as the allotment is done on the basis of choices submitted by the qualified candidate in order of preference given by the candidate and as per availability.

However, it is advisable that the participating candidates fill-in the choices up to a total of 30-40 choices.

Can I have some idea about the seat I am likely to get at my rank?

Yes, the previous year allotment results are available on the MCC website. This will only be indicative (without any guarantee for the current year).

Is it necessary to fill up the choices and lock the choices to get seat allotted? Or I will be allotted seat automatically from available seats?

After online registration (registration is compulsory to take part in online allotment process), you have to fill in choice of subjects and Institutions/colleges in order of preference. Once choices are filled in, it can be modified before locking it. During the choice locking period it is necessary to lock the choices to get a print of your submitted choices. If candidate does not lock the choice submitted by him/her, they will be automatically locked on notified date at notified time, however you will be allowed to take a print of your choices after locking, but you will not be permitted to modify your choices after locking.

IMPORTANT: Don’t wait till the last minute to lock your choices and to take a print out. Please go through your submitted choices before locking as once you lock the choices the same cannot be changed or even modified if you have made a mistake. Mistake in filling choices may result in allotment of a seat which you never wanted. Also, it won’t be possible to unlock your choices at MCC’s end.

Is it necessary to join allotted Medical College/Institute in Round-1 to get chance to participate in next round (2nd Round)?

If a candidate does not report at the allotted institute in Round-1, this will be considered as ‘Free Exit’ (option available only in Round-1). However, candidates who have not joined (the Round- 1 allotted seat) by availing the free exit option may participate again in Round-2 after logging in with their earlier Registration details.

In case a candidate wants to ensure /retain his/her Round -1 seat and wants to upgrade his/her allotted seat, he/she should join Round-1 seat and give willingness for Up-gradation at the allotted college.

However, if a candidate wants to participate directly in Round-2 without retaining the Round-1 seat he/she may not join the college and do choice filling for Round-2 since Round-1 has free exit option. In the above said case he/she cannot claim the Round-1 seat.

Please note that in case you are satisfied with the seat allotted to you in Round-1 and do not give willingness for up-gradation in Round-2 as ‘Yes’, you will not be considered eligible for participating in Round-2 i.e. for up-gradation of your choice.  

What is second round of online allotment process & who are eligible for the same?

 Round-2 of online allotment process is fresh allotment and up-gradation round wherein the candidates who have not registered initially during round-1 can register and participate for round-2.  Candidates who have joined Round-1 allotted seat can opt for up-gradation during Round- 2. And, candidates who were allotted Round-1 seat but did not join it, can also participate without fresh registration.

For upgradation the candidate(s) will have to physically report and join the allotted college/institute of round 1 and give willingness for upgradation.

Therefore, the following categories of Candidates are eligible for seat allotment in 2nd round:

Category–I: Registered candidates who did not get any seat allotted in the 1st round.

Category-II: Registered candidates, whose 1st round of allotted seat got Cancelled during the document verification on reporting for admission, who have secured seat under reserved quota, due to hange of Category from reserved to Unreserved or PwD status from Yes to No, but are still eligible in the next round of seat allotment, with changed Category, subject to fulfillment of eligibility conditions. Conversion algorithm is given below (*)

Category–III: Candidates who have reported/joined at allotted institute during the joining period of round-1 of allotment and submitted willingness for participating in second round up- gradation as ‘Yes’.

Category-IV: Candidates who exited during Round-1 availing ‘Free Exit’ can log in again with their earlier Registered details.

Category-V: Candidates who did not register in Round-1 can do fresh registration and participate directly in Round-2.

(*) Conversion algorithm: The conversion of seats will be carried out during the third (earlier Mop Up) Round for AIQ, Deemed, Central Universities/Institutes and DNB. Accordingly, the candidates are required to keep this aspect also in mind while filling up the seats during choice filling period before allotment third Round. The conversion of vacant reserved seats will be done as per the following algorithm: 

CONVERSION ALGORITHM

S.no

CATEGORY

CATEGORY CONVERTED TO

1

ST (PwD)

ST
2

SC (PwD)

SC
3

UR (PwD)

UR
4

OBC(PwD)

OBC
5 ST SC
6 SC UR
7 EWS UR

Do I have to fill-up choices of subject and College to participate in second Round of allotment process separately?

Yes, for Round-2 and third round of Deemed/ Central Universities, candidates are required to submit fresh choices. During the second round of online allotment process, the choice of higher preference will be considered for up-gradation for those candidates who give option to upgrade their choice at the time of admission at allotted Medical College. During Round-2, fresh allotment will be considered for those eligible candidates who could not be allotted seat due to non- availability of seat in Round-1, (subject to availability of seat) and for candidates who have logged in again in Round-2 after ‘Free Exit’ from Round-1

If sufficient number of qualified PwD candidates are not available then, what will happen to those un-allotted PG seats, reserved for PwD candidates?

The un-allotted PG seats earmarked for UR-PwD, SC-PwD, ST-PwD and OBC- PwD will be  /converted to respective categories like SC-PwD to SC and so on third round (refer to algorithm) of allotment process after processing choices to PwD category candidates in third round. 

If I give consent for up-gradation of my choice during Round-1 and if my choice is upgraded, is it necessary to join at college allotted during second round? Or in case I change my decision of upgrading choice, can I continue to study in college allotted through first round of allotment?

In case candidate is allotted seat during the Round-1 of allotment process and his choice is upgraded in Round-2, the seat allotted during the first round will be automatically cancelled immediately (and allotted to somebody else eligible as per merit) and candidate will have to join the college / seat allotted during second round. If candidate does not join the college/seat allotted during the second round, with in stipulated time, as per schedule, his/her Refundable Security Deposit will be forfeited. However after joining the allotted institute in Round-2 the candidate can opt for up gradation in 3rd round. Seat can also be up-graded in the same college by change of category (i.e. ST / SC / OBC to UR or PwD to non-PwD seat) in such a case the candidate has to take fresh admission on the up-graded seat.

If I give option to participate in ROUND-2 at the time of joining college from first round allotment, but later change my decision and want to continue study at already allotted Medical College of Round-1, what is the procedure to avoid change (cancellation) of already allotted college/seat?

In such a case, the candidate need not fill any fresh choices for Round-2 and the earlier seat will be retained.

If I forget my password that I have created during the process of registration, how to retrieve it?

To retrieve the forgotten password, system facilitates the following process:

The candidate is required to enter the information that he/she filled at the time of registration and then the security question & answer thereon to be entered as given during New Candidate registration process. The above data submitted by candidate will be validated with the registered candidates’ database. If the above entries match, then only the candidate would be permitted to enter new password to proceed further.

IMPORTANT

Candidates are advised to remember the password and also retain their application form and admit cards printout ready till completion of admission process. It is not possible for MCC/NIC to retrieve such password.

In case I have Birth Certificate/Caste Certificate/other certificate(s) in regional language, will it be acceptable at the time of reporting/joining?

Certificates issued by the competent authority should be in English or Hindi language. Please remember that some of the states insist for certificate in English language only. Candidates are advised to carry Certified Copy of English version of the original certificate, in case certificate issued is in other language than English along with original certificate.

If there is discrepancy in spelling of name in documents and application form, what do I do?

If there is discrepancy in spelling in documents candidate must carry proof that the documents belong to same person, in form of an affidavit/undertaking. 

What about condition of Stipend / fee structure / course duration / bond amount /rendering of service in rural / tribal area / other conditions.

Stipend /fee structure/ course duration / bond amount / rendering of service in rural / tribal area/other conditions etc. may vary from State to State and Institute to Institute. Some seats may be approved/ permitted but not yet recognized by MCI.

However, MCC does not differentiate between Recognized / Permitted Seats and the allotment is made only on MCI/NMC APPROVED Seats. The allotment made through online allotment process will be firm and final as per Hon’ble Supreme Court’s directions. Therefore, the candidates should well examine these points before opting for a seat at a medical college. The Medical Counseling Committee (MCC) shall neither be responsible nor shall entertain any case on above grounds, if any. The information received from various participating Medical Colleges has been made available on Ministry of Health & Family Welfare / MCC website (under the Medical Counseling – Post-graduate Counseling – Information about college, fee, bond information etc.). Candidates are advised to visit the website of college/ institution to check the information. In case they require any additional information, they can contact the college / institution on telephone. MCC has no role in fixation of Fee Structure of participating colleges including Deemed Universities. Therefore, MCC of DGHS will not entertain any request or complaint regarding fee Structure of participating colleges including Deemed Universities. The Candidates may also verify the address of the selected colleges at the time of choice-filling.

How to use registration and Choice filling form on website?

Candidates will have to log on to website www.mcc.nic.in to get registered (Registration facility will open on dates as mentioned in Schedule) and then fill in choices. It is advised that after going through the seat matrix, a tentative list may be prepared first as per your preference of subjects and colleges, before attempting to fill choices on-line.

Difficulty in login, what may be the problem(s)?

Follow the instructions about use of browser (Mozilla Fire Fox, Internet Explorer – (Latest Version), Google Chrome), use of same spellings, same format of date (Use digits for day, month and year with – in between) as in application form submitted to National Board of Examination (NBE), New Delhi. The internet connection should be uninterrupted. If internet connection interruption takes place, the IP address which is being monitored will change and session expired message will be displayed. Please try to login from other computer from which other candidate(s) has logged in successfully, if possible.

I have difficulty in Creating Password, what may be the problem(s)?

Creation of password should be as per password policy. Please follow the password policy. Please use the internet browser as suggested in user manual, as it is difficult to login from some of the other browsers. While creating password avoid using Caps Lock key, instead of Caps Lock use shift key.

When I try to login for choice filling/submission, it say wrong roll number password, what may be problem(s)?

This can happen if Roll Number typed is incorrect or password typed is incorrect. Password is case sensitive, therefore use password which was created by user exactly same as typed while creating. In case password is forgotten, try to generate new password by using security question and its answer.

Can I modify my choices during the choice submission period for counseling?

Yes, you can modify, add or delete your choices during this period, before you lock your choices. However, the registration (of New Users) is permitted up to the specified date and time specified in counselling Schedule, only. 

Please note that you have to lock your choice by date and time specified in Counseling Schedule. If, not then the choices will be automatically locked by the server as per the schedule.

I have not locked my choices before the time specified in counseling schedule on last date of choice locking, what will happen to my choices?

The choices submitted and saved by you will be locked by the system at the time of last date/date of choice locking as mentioned in Counseling Schedule, automatically. Once locked, the choices cannot be altered/modified/changed.

How can I get print out of my choices which system has locked?

After the specified time of last date/date of choice locking (or after choice locking) print out can be taken from MCC website after login by the Candidate, link is available on the page as “Print Lock Choice”.

If I get an up-graded seat during second round of AIQ/ Deemed /Central University/DNB  from Round-1, can I join that college directly?

No, you will have to get a relieving letter from the earlier institute/college (of ROUND-1) generated on- line, before you can join the next college/institution.

At the time of admission will my original certificates be retained by the allotted college/institution?

Yes, all the participating colleges/institutions have been instructed to retain original certificates of admitted students in order to prevent blocking of seat and prevention of multiple admissions by one candidate and release them only on up-gradation of the seat or resignation by the candidate (during the specified timelines).

In case some of the Post-graduate seats are sanctioned by the Medical Council of India/NMC/ Central Government after start of Counseling (as per Counseling Schedule) will they be added in seat matrix (available seats)?

As per the “Time Schedule for completion of Admission Process for PG (Broad Speciality) Medical Courses for All India and State Quota” notified in the Gazette of India: Extraordinary, notification dated 29th December 2015, approved by the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India in I.A. Number 7 & 8 in Writ Petition (Civil) no. 76 of 2015 in Ashish Ranjan & Ors. Vs Union of India & ors. Case vide order dated 18.01.2016, “Institute/college/courses permitted after 28th February will not be considered for admission/allotment of seats for current academic year”. As per Counseling Schedule (and MCI/NMC Admission Schedule) the 50% All India Quota Counseling will start after last date of issue of permission for starting new courses/ increase of PG seats including existing and PG seats permitted up to 28th February (last date of issue of permission). New seats will be added as per approval of competent authority. and in exceptional circumstances, before round 2.

Will there be any further round after completion of Round two of All India Quota Counseling?

Yes. As per the modified scheme of AIQ in SLA(C) No. 10487 of 2021 before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India, it has been directed by the Hon’ble Court for conduction of 04 rounds of counselling. Hence, 3rd round (earlier mop-up) round and fourth round i.e. stray vacancy round (AIQ/Central Institutes/University/DNB/Deemed University) will be conducted by MCC.

What is the procedure for third Round Counseling which will be conducted by MCC of DGHS?

The net vacant seats due to Non-Allotted, Non-Joining, Non-Reporting (also those seats where candidate has opted for upgradation with forfeiture of security deposit) of Round-2 will be published in the seat matrix and eligible candidates have to submit fresh choices and the result will be processed as per Choice & Merit for third Round.

Who will be eligible for third Round?

The Following categories of candidates are eligible for third Round Candidates who are registering for the first time. Candidates who have registered but not been allotted a seat in Round-1 & Round 2. Candidates who exit with forfeiture in round 2 can participate in 3 round but with fresh payment of fees.

Who will not be eligible for third Round of Counseling?

Candidates who are holding any seat in Round-1 or Round-2 o f A IQ and have not given willingness to upgrade in round 3 will not be eligible.

What is the schedule for Counseling and Admission to PG Courses?

As per the schedule uploaded on the Website 

What is the permissibility to students to exercise fresh choice filling

Fresh choice filling can be done in every round of counselling.

**The policy related to choice filling option, forfeiture etc will be in tune with the modified scheme of AIQ in SLA(C) No. 10487 of 2021 before the Hon’ble Supreme Court of India wherein it has been directed to conduct 04 rounds of AIQ counselling. Gazette No. MCI-18(1)/2018-Med./100818 dated 5th April, 2018.

**As decided/approved by competent authority (MoHFW) in 2024 Scheme of counseling.

Whether counseling will be conducted for 50% State Quota seats of Central Universities also, and for which universities?

Yes, counseling for 50% State quota seats as per the University eligibility conditions will be conducted by MCC of DGHS, MoHFW for DU, AMU, BHU, VMMC & SJH, ABVIMS & RML Hospital and ESIC Basaidarapur & Institutional Preference will be given to the candidates in 50% Institutional Quota. It is to be noted that Rules & Regulations of Central Universities will apply. MCC of DGHS is only responsible for allotment of seats.

MCC of DGHS will be conducting counselling for 50% institutional quota seats of central institutes (VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital and ABVIMS & RML Hospital and ESIC-Basaidarapur) affiliated to IP University.

Is it required to confirm domicile status before filling up choices?

Candidates are advised to confirm their institutional eligibility before registering on MCC website for 50% Institutional Quota seats of Central Universities/Institutes before opting for their seats.

Whether Up-gradation is allowed from 2nd round counseling of Deemed/ Central Universities/DNB to third round Round counseling of DGHS for Central / Deemed Universities/DNB?

Yes, Up-gradation is allowed. (refer to process of counselling)

Whether the Security Deposit which was submitted at the time of Registration will be refunded back in case the candidate is not allotted any seat during the rounds of online counseling conducted by MCC?

Yes, in case the candidate is not allotted any seat in such case the Security Deposit will be refunded back to the same account of the candidate from which payment had been made. 

Whether there will be two separate counseling for All India Quota and 50%Institutional Quota on separate days and separate platform?

There is common counseling software for AIQ and Institutional Quota. Hence, the candidates of 50% Institutional Quota who are eligible for counseling should opt for the choices in order of preference between AIQ, 50% Institutional Quota. The computer will allot the seat in order of merit and choice from the choices filled by the candidate.

Who is Eligible for Stray Vacancy Round?

Fresh registration who did not register in round 1,2,3 and All registered candidates who were not allotted any seat in any of the previous rounds are eligible for stray vacancy round. However, Candidates are advised to check their eligibility conditions before applying.

Who are eligible for “Exit with Forfeiture” option?

a) Candidate who has been allotted a seat in Round-2 and further Round but do not report at the college may Exit with Forfeiture. (i.e. The Security Deposit will not be refunded in such a case)

Please refer to Gazette Notification No. MCI-18(1)/2018-Med./100818 of Medical Council of India dated 5th April, 2018.

Whether NRI category candidates are eligible for Paid Deemed University Seats as well?

Yes, the NRI category candidates are eligible for seats as well. The seats will be allotted to candidates in order of merit, preference or choices filled by the candidate as per merit only.

What are the helpline numbers for PG Counselling & Finance related queries?

The following are numbers for PG Counselling & Finance related queries: 1800 1027637, 0120- 4073500.

How much money will be deducted as Transaction fee/Service fee by the College in case of Up-gradation in the next round or after Resignation?

Candidates are advised to contact college authorities regarding Transaction fee/Service fees or other related fees before joining the college as MCC would not be responsible for any Refund related issues with the college.

I have not registered with the MCC during first, second and third round, now I want to register in the Stray Vacancy round during the ongoing counselling schedule, can I do fresh registration?

Ans: Yes fresh registration can be done during stray vacancy round with payment of fees. 

Refund Related Information

When and where this Security Deposit will be refunded?

 Security amount will be refunded only after the completion of all rounds of Counseling. MCC will notify about the completion counselling on their portal . The Financial Custodian will initiate the refund of security deposit within 15 days of such notification and complete within 30 days of such notification.

a. The security amount will be refunded to the same account from where the security amount was initially deposited by the candidate. E.g. If the security amount was deposited through Card#1234XXXXXXX5678, then the refund will go to Card #1234XXXXXXXX5678 only.

b. If the security amount was deposited from account # 123456789012 of State Bank of India IFSC Code SBIN0003567 then the refund will go to account #123456789012 of State Bank of India IFSC Code SBIN0003567 only.

c. Hence, the candidate must keep their card/bank account ACTIVE till refund process is completed. If card/bank account is closed before the completion of refund, the bankers will not be able to complete the refund process. The bankers will take long time to identify & return the failed refunds to Financial Custodian and lot of legal formalities are to be complied for initiating refund to different bank account. Hence the refund to new bank account will take very long time. Neither Financial Custodian nor MCC will be responsible for such delay.

d. Kindly refer to bulletin chapters for fees details and terms & conditions of refunds.

If the security deposit is remitted through unrelated card/bank account can the candidate request for refund to different card/bank account?

NO. MCC will not entertain such requests. The security deposit will be refunded only to the account from where the security deposit was initially deposited. The candidates are advised to not use unrelated card/bank accounts for remitting security deposit.

What happens if the candidate, by mistake, makes more than one payment for the same Roll# number?

Candidate can approach the Financial Custodian after 10 days of closing of Registration Window. The Financial custodian will refund the excess payment, if any, within 30days of closing of Registration Window. The financial custodian will deduct 50% of the Regn Fees or Rs.500/ whichever is less from each excess receipt refund towards Admn. expenses

Do I have to request the Financial Custodian to refund the security amount? What Is the schedule for refund of security amount?

NO. Candidate need not approach the Financial Custodian for refund of security amount. The Medical Counselling Committee will publish the list of candidates who are eligible for the refund of security amount on their portal once all rounds of counseling are completed. The Financial 

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HC junks NEET candidate’s migration plea due to Non-receipt of OTP

Kolkata: The Calcutta High Court recently denied granting relief to a NEET-qualified student, who sought migration from a private medical college to a government medical institute.

Filing the plea, the petitioner, who belongs to an economically backward section of society, submitted that even though his EWS rank was adequate to get admitted to a Government Medical College, due to technical difficulties in the West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee’s server and problem in receiving the one-time password (OTP), he could not participate in the first round of counselling and lost his chance to pursue MBBS from a Government Medical College.

While the petitioner prayed for migration from the private medical college, where he was enrolled, to a government medical college, the HC bench dismissed the plea while noting that “The applicability of the doctrine of delay and laches cannot be lightly brushed aside.”

The bench comprising Justices Partha Sarathi Chatterjee and Tapabrata Chakraborty questioned the delay by the candidate in approaching the court and observed, “In such circumstances, this case cannot be construed as the rarest of rare cases for issuance of any direction upon the respondents for grant of admission to the appellant in any government medical college in the academic session of 2023-2024. Any such direction would be an instance of misplaced sympathy.”

Also Read: HC Relief to MBBS Aspirant Wrongfully Denied Seat, orders Rs 1 Lakh Compensation, Future Admission

As per the plea, the petitioner hails from a very poor minority community and appeared in NEET UG 2023 exam under the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category. He secured 52515 rank in the UG medical entrance test and as per the petitioner, such ranking was much above other candidates under the EWS category, who were admitted to the GMCs to pursue the MBBS course. 

He claimed that during the first round of online counselling, the server of West Bengal Medical Counselling Committee (WBMCC) was not working properly and the appellant could not register his name since he did not receive any one-time password (OTP) in his registered mobile number and email ID. He immediately contacted the helpline number of WBMCC on 28.07.2023 at around 7 pm and prayed for assistance. However, allegedly, he was advised to participate in the second round of counselling.

Aggrieved by this, the appellant submitted a representation to the authorities followed by a demand notice through his advocate. Thereafter, he was called for a hearing on 29.09.2023 and at the time of hearing, he was verbally directed to take admission first at JIS as had been allotted to him in the subsequent counselling process and he was assured that thereafter the authority would arrange for his migration to any government medical college.

Allegedly, based on this assurance, the petitioner took admission at JIS. On the instruction of the Nodal Officer, the appellant was granted admission without tuition fees. However, after this, no steps were taken by the authorities to admit him to a GMC, claimed the petitioner. The counsel for the petitioner argued that merely sending of OTP does not prove that the OTP was delivered. Therefore, the appellant could not participate in the first round of counselling due to the laches on the part of the authorities. 

It was submitted that in the event that he could have participated in the first round of counselling, he would have positively secured admission to a government medical college based on his NEET rank. 

The petitioner’s counsel submitted that the EWS category of reservation was incorporated with the sole object to uplift and accommodate brilliant students from the lowest strata of the society. Therefore, the State has the duty and responsibility to ensure that such poor students do not succumb to the procedural ringmarole. The counsel argued that the petitioner had been victimized for no fault on his part and in such circumstances, the single judge bench should have exercised discretion in his favour and allowed him to take admission to any government medical college. In this regard, the counsel relied on a judgment delivered in the case of S. Krishna Sradha versus State of Andhra Pradesh and others.

He argued that through a memo dated 19.01.2024, the State Government authorities removed three ST candidates, who got admitted to Medical College, Kolkata in the MBBS Course (session 2023-2024) and as such three vacancies had occurred in the said government medical college and the appellant could be admitted to any one of such vacancies.

On the other hand, the counsel for the State authorities submitted that the registration for the first round of counselling started from 25.07.2023 and the process continued till 28.07.2023. The OTP for the registration was sent to the appellant on 28.07.2023 at 09.48.00 hours, as would be explicit from the document annexed. 

The State counsel submitted that the appellant tried to fetch the OTP only once and that too on the last date stipulated for the first round of counselling. There was no explanation as to why he waited for the last date to fetch the OTP. Further, it was submitted that no representation alleging any inaction on the part of the authorities was submitted till 27.09.2023. 

He further submitted that the appellant without raising any objection participated in the subsequent rounds of counselling and locked his choice finally on 21.09.2023. Thereafter, he waited for fifteen days, without any reason and ultimately affirmed the writ petition on 05.10.2023. Meanwhile, admission in the academic session was over and the appellant had also not attended his classes at JIS. When an aggrieved person, without adequate reason, approaches the Court at his own leisure or pleasure, no discretion can be exercised by the Court in his favour, argued the counsel.

Meanwhile, the court took note of a submission pointing out that while the petitioner prayed to be migrated to any GMC, such migration is a bar under clause 18 of the notification dated 02.01.2023 issued by the National Medical Commission. It was submitted before the Court that the period of admission for 2023-2024 had already expired and the appellant had not even attended his classes in the 2023 academic session at JIS. Considering this, the question of granting admission mid-stream to any GMC, after the commencement of the course, does not occasion. 

After taking note of all the submissions, the HC bench noted, “To perpetuate an error is no heroism. To rectify it is the compulsion of the judicial conscience. Justice cannot be forsaken on alter of technicalities. Judiciary has a strong sense of justice and it works to maintain social justice and fairness as distinguished from misplaced sympathy. Upon application of such proposition to the facts of the case, it needs to be ascertained as to whether the appellant can be admitted in any government medical college to pursue the MBBS Course in the academic session of 2023.”

Terming it as a “real conundrum”, the bench observed, “…we are considering as to whether a candidate under EWS Category, who had pursued his studies under extreme financial distress and had by the dint of his merit secured a rank much higher than many candidates under EWS Category, can be directed admission in a government medical college where he would be able to pursue his studies with lesser tuition fees. It has made and compelled us to pause, ponder and confer anxious consideration. The case may not warrant a zerotolerance approach but the claim needs to be considered in the totality of the circumstances.”

The Division bench noted that the appellant’s claim for migration was rightly discounted by the single Judge in view of clause 18 of the notification dated 02.06.2023. Further noting that the appellant had not attended regular classes and today almost two semesters of the course are over, the court noted, “As per catena of decisions of the Hon’ble Supreme Court the time schedule relating to admissions to the professional courses should be strictly adhered to.”

From the photostat copy of the log obtained from the server of the National Informatics Centre (NIC), the Court noted that though the first round of counselling commenced from 25.07.2023, the appellant fetched the OTP only once and that too on the last date of the said counselling, i.e., on 28.07.2023. In response of this, the OTP was sent to the appellant’s mobile on 28.07.2023 at 09.48.00 hours. However, to participate in the second round of counselling the appellant logged in and fetched the OTP on multiple occasions from the date the second round of counselling commenced.

“Records further reveal that having allegedly failed to obtain the OTP on 28.07.2023, the first representation was submitted about two months thereafter on 26.09.2023, i.e., after publication of the result of the Online Stray Round on 25.09.2023. The document annexed at page 41 of the A/O would reveal that the second round of counselling started on 14.08.2023 and the appellant waited till the fourth round which started on 18.09.2023 to get a seat at JIS. The locking date and time was 21.09.2023 at 20.41.00 hours. The writ petition was affirmed about fifteen days thereafter on 05.10.2023. The above sequence of facts clearly reveals that the appellant did not take immediate steps after having failed to register himself in the first round of counselling. Having not appeared in the first round of counselling, the appellant cannot even challenge the admission of other EWS category candidates in any government medical college, who may have obtained lesser rank than him in NEET,” the Court noted.

“We do not find any explanation as to why the appellant did not fetch the OTP immediately upon commencement of the first round of counselling on 25.07.2023. He unnecessarily waited till 28.07.2023 to obtain the OTP. There is no explanation as to why he participated in the second round of counselling without even submitting any representation contemporaneously alleging that for the fault of the respondents he could not register himself in the first round of counselling. An alleged assurance given by the respondent no.4 towards admission in a government college does not confer any legal right upon the appellant,” it held.

The bench observed that in the case of S. Krishna Sradha (Supra) itself it has been observed inter alia that where the candidate is challenging the first round of counselling process then he/she must approach the Court immediately after the first round of counselling and before the commencement of the second round of counselling. With this observation, the bench denied granting relief to the candidate and dismissed the appeal.

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Roche to acquire Poseida Therapeutics for USD 1.5 billion

Basel: Roche has announced that it has entered into a definitive merger agreement to acquire Poseida Therapeutics, Inc., a public clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company pioneering donor-derived CAR-T cell therapies.

Based in San Diego, California, Poseida’s R&D portfolio includes pre-clinical and clinical-stage off-the-shelf (also referred to as allogeneic) CAR-T therapies across several therapeutic areas including haematological malignancies, solid tumours, and autoimmune disease, as well as manufacturing capabilities and technology platforms.

The acquisition builds on the existing partnership between Roche and Poseida following the collaboration and licence agreement established in 2022, which focuses on developing off-the-shelf CAR-T cell therapies to address medical needs of patients with haematological malignancies.

“This exciting acquisition will allow us to drive further progress in allogeneic cell therapy while leveraging the successful existing partnership with Poseida,” said Levi Garraway, Head of Product Development and Chief Medical Officer at Roche. “We are very encouraged by the early clinical data, and this acquisition builds on our joint progress to catalyse the development of potentially first and best-in-class cell therapies in oncology, immunology and neurology.”

Under the terms of the merger agreement, Roche will promptly commence a tender offer to acquire all of the outstanding shares of Poseida common stock at a price of US $9.00 per share in cash at closing plus a non-tradeable CVR to receive certain milestone payments of up to an aggregate of US $4.00 per share in cash, representing a total equity value of approximately US $1.0 billion at closing and representing a total deal value of up to US $1.5 billion. The price payable at closing represents a premium of approximately 215% to Poseida’s closing share price on 25 November 2024. The merger agreement has been unanimously approved by the boards of Roche and Poseida.

Poseida will file a recommendation statement containing the unanimous recommendation of the Poseida board that Poseida’s stockholders tender their shares pursuant to the tender offer. Following the completion of the tender offer, Roche will acquire all remaining shares at the same price of US $9.00 per share in cash through a second step merger.

Each non-tradeable CVR will entitle its holders to receive the following contingent cash payments, conditioned upon the achievement of certain clinical development and commercial milestones, within specified time periods:

US $2.00 per share in cash, upon the initiation of the first pivotal study of a P-BCMA-ALLO1 product for the treatment of any indication (by December 31, 2028)

US $1.00 per share in cash, upon the initiation of the first pivotal study of a P-CD19CD20-ALLO1 product or of a P-BCMACD19-ALLO1 product for the treatment of an autoimmune indication (by December 31, 2034)

US $1.00 per share in cash, upon the first commercial sale of a P-BCMA-ALLO1 product for the treatment of any indication (by December 31, 2031)

There can be no assurance that any payments will be made with respect to the CVR. Assuming the conditions of the CVR are met, this would represent an additional cash consideration of up to approximately US $0.5 billion for Poseida’s stockholders.

The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2025 and is subject to customary closing conditions, including the tender of at least a majority of the outstanding shares of Poseida’s common stock and the expiration or termination of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976.

Citi is acting as exclusive financial advisor to Roche and Sidley Austin LLP is acting as legal counsel to Roche. Centerview Partners LLC is acting as exclusive financial advisor to Poseida and Cooley LLP is acting as legal counsel to Poseida.

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Linguistic Minority Medical Colleges Bound by NMC PGMER to Share PG Medical Seats with Govt! HC Junks Institute’s plea

Chennai: The Madras High Court bench recently held that private linguistic minority medical colleges are bound by the provision of the Post-Graduate Medical Education Regulations (PGMER), 2023, earlier issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and also the agreements made with the Government to reserve the PG medical seats for the Government quota as per the applicable laws of the State of Union Territory.

The plea before the High Court bench was filed by Venkateshwara Medical College and Research Centre in Puducherry, which sought the Court to quash the July 22, 2024 notification issued by the Director-cum-nodal officer (Medical Education), Puducherry Government providing for surrendering of 50% of the PG medical seats for the government quota. In its plea, the college prayed to treat all of its PG medical seats as the All India Management Quota seats to be filled by the college itself.

It was argued by the petitioner institute that the PGMER 2023 does not contain any clauses similar to 9(7) of the PGMER, 2000, which now stands repealed and had the provision of Government quota seats. Therefore, the college argued that it did not need to provide such quota since being a minority institute.

Further, it was contended that even Clause 4.8 of the PGMER, 2023, stipulates that the reservation of seats in Medical Colleges/Institutions for respective categories shall be as per the applicable laws prevailing in the States/Union Territories. In this regard, the Puducherry Government has framed regulation namely, “The Pondicherry Private professional educational Institutions (Provision of reservation, Admission of students and fixation of fees) regulations, 2006”, pointed out the college’s counsel, further adding that Clause 14 of the Regulation that deals about the reservation of seats, has expressly excluded to the minority education institutions referred in Article 30 (1) of the Constitution of India and therefore, the reservation policy cannot be enforced against the petitioner.

Also Read: HC imposes Rs 20 lakh fine on Pondicherry Medical Institute, orders surrender of 26 MBBS seats

On the other hand, the counsel for NMC pointed out that regulation for Chapter IV of PGMER, 2023  dealing with admissions and counselling clearly provides
that, reservation of seats in medical colleges/institutions for respective
categories shall be as per applicable laws prevailing in the
States/Union Territories, irrespective of the categories.

The counsel for the Government also referred to Clause 4.8 of the PGMER, 2023 and argued that the concerned clause empowers the State Government to implement their reservation policy in accordance with the prevailing law. He also submitted that the petitioner college had already entered into an agreement with the Government to share 50% of the seats at the time of commencement of the institute in compliance of the ‘essentiality certificate’.

However, while considering the matter, the HC bench rejected the petitioner’s argument that the ‘memorandum of agreement’ entered with the Government in 2015 applies only to the undergraduate (UG) seats and not for PG medical seats. 

“It is obvious to note that nowhere in the terms of the agreement such prohibition is found to exclude the PG seats from seat sharing. It is also seen from the clause 2(viii) of the agreement that the post graduate level was also one of the subject matter of terms of the agreement. Therefore, the said issue is also answered against the petitioner. Hence, the petitioner is bound by the agreement and also to share the PG seats as well to the Government quota seats,” observed the HC bench.

“Article 30 of the Constitution of India guarantees fundamental right for the Minorities to establish and administer educational institutions. Thus, Article 30 of the Constitution does confer right alone, does not confer any special privilege upon the minorities. Hence, the prayer of the petitioner to treat all PG medical seats as All India Management Quota, is impermissible since the same will amount to special privilege. While exercising the powers under Article 226 of the Constitution of India, this Court can only enforce the valuable rights of the citizen and the same cannot be exercised to confer a privilege upon any person. Therefore, the petitioner cannot be permitted to treat their entire PG seats as All India Management Quota Seats. However, the situation would be different in the event of the minority quota seats goes unfilled. To avoid the wastage of the medical seats, necessary conversion process may be adopted in a manner known to law,” held the bench.

Relying on the earlier orders of the Supreme Court, the bench concluded that the petitioner college was not entitled to any relief as sought by them and accordingly dismissed the plea. 

To view the order, click on the link below:

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/madras-hc-order-263018.pdf

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KEA to close applications for MSc Nursing entrance test, Know All Details Here

Karnataka- The Karnataka Authority Examinations (KEA) has released an information bulletin regarding the Post Graduate Entrance Test-2024 for admission to PG courses in M.Sc Nursing in Government colleges and Government seats in Private Aided / un-aided Minority & non-minority Colleges in Karnataka.

The eligible candidates of Karnataka origin who passed the qualifying examination in the colleges located in Karnataka state willing to appear for the test may fill out the application form online on the KEA official Website along with the payment of the fees till 02 December 2024.

Meanwhile, the registration fee for the said test for the General and OBC candidates is Rs. 1500/- and for the SC, ST, Category – I & PH candidates is Rs.800/-. However, the registration fee is not refundable under any circumstances.

ELIGIBILITY

1 Candidate should be a citizen of India.

2 Candidate should have passed B.Sc Nursing (Basic) or B.Sc. Hons. Nursing or Post Basic B.Sc. in Nursing degree or Post Certificate B.Sc Nursing with a minimum of 55% aggregate marks from Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka (RGUHS), or any other University located in Karnataka state, accepted as equivalent by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka. The institution should have been recognized by the Indian Nursing Council. SC/ST candidates should have a minimum of 50% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination.

3 Candidate should have registered in the State Nursing Council as a Registered Nurse and Registered Midwife.

4 Shall be a registered nurse and registered midwife for admission to branches.

I Medical Surgical Nursing.

II Community Health Nursing.

III Pediatric Nursing.

IV Obstetrics and Gynecology Nursing.

V Psychiatric Nursing.

4 i Passed B.Sc. Nursing (Basic) or Post Basic B.Sc. in Nursing degree or Post Certificate B.Sc. Nursing of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka (RGUHS), or any other University accepted as equivalent by Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka.

ii Minimum of one year of experience after obtaining a BSc Nursing (Basic), in a Hospital or in a Nursing educational Institution or Community Health setting (completed or completed on or before the Date of Counselling. For candidates with Post Basic B.Sc. in Nursing Degree, no such experience is needed after graduation.

DOCUMENTS

Following are the certificates to be produced at the time of Document Verification-

1 S.S.L.C. Marks Card (For age proof and parent’s name).

2 Birth Certificate/Cumulative Record/any other certificate for proof of place of birth.

3 B.Sc (Nursing)/PC B.Sc (Nursing)/BPT Marks Card Marks Card of all Phases/Years.

4 Degree Certificate issued by the University.

5 Attempt Certificate issued by the Principal of the concerned college.

6 Compulsory Rotatory Internship/Industrial Training Completion Certificate or Certificate indicating the likely date of completion, issued by the Principal of the College.

7 Council/Board Registration Certificate. B.Sc (Nursing), PC B.Sc Nursing/ BPT.

8 Professional Experience Certificate in Case of Nursing.

9 Domicile Certificate issued by the Tahashildar of Karnataka or Study Certificate from 1st to 10th Standard.

10 Valid Income & Category Certificate obtained from the concerned Tahashildar of Karnataka, if reservation is claimed.

11 Certificate under article 371-J for claiming HK region reservation issued by the competent authority. Certificate under article 371-J for claiming HK region reservation issued by the competent authority.

12 As per G.O No. DPAR 20 SBC 82, dated 28th December,1983 in case of Married women category certificate in the name of candidate name along with Husband’s name.

13 Any other Certificates required.

METHOD OF APPLYING ONLINE FOR THE FIRST PHASE

STEP 1- Candidates have to select “Online Application” by browsing the URL on KEA’s official Website.

STEP 2- Candidates have to click on “New User? Click Here to Register” on the home of the online application form. Candidates will have to provide all the required information in the candidate registration form and submit it. After successful registration, candidates will receive an Application number and user ID to their registered mobile phone number and email and also same will be displayed on the screen. Later on, candidates have to create their own password for further entry into the online application.

STEP 3- A Login Prompt will be displayed and candidates are required to enter the User ID and Password created by them and log in.

STEP 4- On successful login by the candidates “Student information” will be displayed, in which the candidates have to start entering the required information.

STEP 5- Once the candidates complete the student information entries, they will have to save the entries made.

STEP 6- The candidates will enter all the study details and select the “save and next” button.

STEP 7- After successfully saving the study details, the candidates will have to upload the scanned images of the Photograph, candidate signature, candidate Left Hand Thumb Impression and Parent Signature and select the “save and next” button.

METHOD OF APPLYING ONLINE FOR THE SECOND PHASE

STEP 1- After completion of entry of all the details candidates will receive an application ID and Password to their registered email address and also the same information will be displayed on the screen.

STEP 2- Candidates have to upload the scanned copy of the recent passport size Colour Photograph and Signature in JPG / JPEG format separately. (Photographs captured on the mobile phone can also be updated).

STEP 3- Candidates have to take the printout of the Challan copy which is in triplicate. Candidates of Karnataka origin have to pay the prescribed fee. The candidates have to pay the requisite fee in any of the branches of specified Banks. The bank will retain their copy of the Challan respectively and hand over the remaining two copies of the Challan to the candidates. Or the candidates can pay the fees through net banking.

RESERVATION IN FAVOUR OF CERTAIN CATEGORIES

Orders issued by the Government of Karnataka from time to time for reservation in seats for constitutionally permissible classes of Karnataka candidates such as SC and ST and Category I, IIA, IIB, IIIA and IIIB, are applicable. Failure to produce the latest income and category certificate issued by Tahashildar of Karnataka will result in forfeiture of his/her claim for reservation and he/she will be considered as a candidate belonging to the General Category only. Requests for change of category will not be entertained after submission of the application.

THE CANDIDATES CLAIMING RESERVATION UNDER THE HYDERABAD KARNATAKA REGION

The candidates claiming Reservation under Hyderabad Karnataka Region as local persons should produce the relevant certificate issued by the Jurisdictional Assistant Commissioner of the Revenue Sub-Division for claiming reservation under Article 371J (Hyderabad – Karnataka Region). Non-production of the certificate during Document Verification will result in the rejection of his claim.

To view the information bulletin, click the link below

https://medicaldialogues.in/pdf_upload/kea-invites-applications-for-msc-nursing-admissions-2024-know-all-details-here-262981.pdf

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Pune’s Sassoon Hospital to Set Up 400-bed Cancer Hospital Research Centre

Pune: B J Medical College (BJMC) and Sassoon General Hospital (SGH) will establish a state-of-the-art 400-bed Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Pune, contributing to the development of the city’s healthcare sector. The new facility aims to provide comprehensive, advanced cancer care while also meeting the growing demand for specialized medical education and research in oncology.

Pune, a rapidly expanding city, is currently grappling with an urgent need for a dedicated cancer hospital. Despite its growth, the city lacks a specialized facility for cancer diagnosis, treatment, and research. As a result, patients often have to travel to Mumbai or other cities for treatment, leading to delays and added financial strain. The new cancer hospital will address these challenges by offering early detection, affordable treatment, and advanced cancer care closer to home.

Dr Eknath Pawar, Dean of BJMC and SGH, emphasized the urgent need for a specialized cancer hospital in Pune. He stated that the dedicated cancer hospital would have 400 to 500 beds, along with an attached postgraduate (PG) institute for medical education.

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As per the recent media report in Hindustan Times, Dr Eknath Pawar said, “We have discussed the need for a cancer hospital in Pune with the medical education commissioner and the district collector of Pune. The previous meetings have been productive and both officials have responded positively considering the surge in cancer patients and lack of government cancer hospitals in Pune.”

The cancer hospital project will be funded through a collaborative effort between the central government and the state’s medical education department. Dr Pawar stated that 60% of the project’s cost will be covered by the central government, while the remaining 40% will be provided by the medical education department. He further emphasized that this financial collaboration aims to ensure the availability of world-class cancer treatment facilities in the city, making advanced care more accessible to patients. Dr Pawar also highlighted that the cancer hospital will include a dedicated rehabilitation and physiotherapy centre, along with a hostel facility for the attendants of the patients.

A five-member committee of experts has been appointed by the medical education department to draft a detailed proposal for the cancer hospital and PG institute. The draft is in its final stage and is set to be submitted to the district collector on December 2. The district collector has already confirmed the allocation of land for this ambitious project.

Also Read: 174-bed cancer hospital coming up at cost of Rs 213 crores in Bandra West

SGH currently provides free screening, surgery, and chemotherapy for cancer patients, but the new facility will offer much-needed specialized care for a variety of cancers, all under one roof. The new hospital will serve patients from Pune and surrounding areas, providing specialized care for various types of cancer. In addition to treatment, the attached PG institute will focus on training future oncologists and conducting groundbreaking research in cancer prevention and management.

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