Admission to MBBS programme: All stakeholders, including central authorities, state authorities, and medical colleges, have been instructed by the National Medical Commission to adhere strictly to the counselling schedule established for UG MBBS programs for the academic session 2023-24.
“Any counselling carried out by the mentioned authorities beyond the prescribed schedule will be deemed invalid. Students admitted through such counselling will be discharged immediately,” the NMC added.
The NMC observed that a number of states, including Maharashtra, Bihar, and West Bengal, had carried out NEET UG counselling after the deadline of September 30. Furthermore, it stated that any admission or provision of counselling after the deadline would be in contravention of both the NMC’s notice and the Supreme Court’s rulings.
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Admission to MBBS programme: Follow SC instructions
The NMC has requested that all parties involved adhere strictly to the counseling schedule established by the National Medical Commission for the UG MBBS Course for the academic session 2023-24, in accordance with the rulings of the highest court. The National Medical Commission oversees medical practice and education at the highest level in the nation. By maintaining a steadfast dedication to the utmost principles in healthcare education, NMC guarantees the provision of superior medical education and training throughout the entire country.
The NMC recently requested that by October 20, all medical colleges submit the information of all first-year MBBS candidates admitted for the academic year 2023-24. The commission has compiled an inventory of student and college information that the college is required to submit. Colleges were reminded by the NMC that MBBS admissions for 2023 must be conducted in accordance with the NMC Act and the Graduate Medical Education Regulations 2023-mandated National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test (NEET)-based selection process.
