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Private colleges deny admissions to PG medical students over fee row

At loggerheads with DMER over an impending debate on fee structure, private colleges denying admission to medical students in post graduate courses, even as admission deadline gets closer

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With just a day left for deadline, candidates are under tremendous pressure. Representational Image
With just a day left for deadline, candidates are under tremendous pressure. Representational Image

Around 400 medical students, who have secured seats in post graduate courses in private medical colleges, are a troubled lot. The colleges have denied them admission over an impending debate on fee structure — finalised by the Fee Regulatory Authority (FRA) — with the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER). If the students are unable to secure admission till April 12, they will be thrown out of the centralised admission system and not even get a betterment chance in the second round.

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