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The J&K BOPEE has scheduled January 24 counselling to relocate 50 students from the revoked SMVDIME MBBS program into seven government medical colleges using supernumerary seats, ensuring their education continues despite previous controversy over religious composition
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NMC chief Dr Abhijat Sheth said medical seats are set to rise by about 8,000 this year despite CBI-linked disruptions. Inspections are underway, PG counselling begins September, while NExT exam remains delayed until consensus is achieved among stakeholders
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: A student from Andhra Pradesh topped the engineering stream, while a Telangana candidate bagged the first rank in the AP stream of the Telangana Engineering, Agriculture and Medical Common Entrance Test (TG EAPCET) 2025 results declared on Sunday
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During a recent common entrance test conveners meeting convened by the TGCHE, it was decided to introduce 15-minute early entry into centre clause instead of one-minute rule
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National Testing Agency reverts entrance test question paper to pre-Covid era
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The entrance exam for admission into medical colleges shall be conducted in pen and paper mode (OMR based) in a single day and shift
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Heated arguments and scuffle ensued between the police personnel and student leaders as the latter were detained.
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In a statement, ABVP State secretary Chinthakayala Jhansi said the GO 33 issued by the Health department to determine the domicile status for MBBS and BDS admissions has become a curse on Telangana medicine aspirants.
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Says NTA must stop its flip-flop which was noticed this year as it does not serve the interest of students
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As against 77th rank in the initial result, Anuran Ghosh secured 137th rank with a percentile of 99.9939570 in the revised result in the general category. However, Ghosh continued to be Telangana topper.
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The results, which were initially announced on June 5, have been published in this format following an order of the Supreme Court
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The CBI probe is on. If what the CBI has told us is revealed, it will affect the investigation and people will become wise, says the Bench
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The CBI, which is probing the alleged irregularities in the medical-entrance exam, has lodged six FIRs
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Bench refuses to pass a formal order staying the proceedings pending before the Rajasthan High Court
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NEET-UG aspirant Sunny, who hails from Nalanda, and the father of another candidate Ranjit Kumar, who is from Gaya, have been arrested.
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The matter will be heard next on July 11. In a preliminary affidavit filed before the top court last week, the Centre opposed the cancellation of the NEET-UG exam saying that scrapping the entire exam would seriously jeopardise the lakhs of honest candidates who attempted the question paper held on May 5.
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Counselling session was expected to start on July 6 even though Medical Counselling Committee had not shared any detailed notification and schedule for it
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The exam was cancelled a day after being conducted on June 18 as Education Ministry received inputs that integrity of exam was compromised
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Urges Central government to allow State governments to undertake medical admissions based on Class 12 marks
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Congress MP KC Venugopal submits adjournment motion in Lok Sabha to discuss the unprecedented cases of paper leaks