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First-year Medico found hanging from the ceiling of Hostel room

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A first-year MBBS student from Maharaja Agrasen College, Agroha, was found hanging from the ceiling of his hostel room on Monday morning.

The student was mentally disturbed for the last couple of years that might have led him to take this step. Police found a suicide note in his room mentioning that he was frustrated with his life. He was supposed to appear for his MBBS practical exam on 15 March.

The deceased was a resident of Jagadhari in Yamunanagar district. The police have sent the body for autopsy and the family of the victim has been informed about the tragic incidence.

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Karnataka government increases fine on MBBS seat blocking to Rs. 25 Lakhs

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Karnataka Government has increased the amount of fine on blocking an MBBS seat from Rs. 5 lakh to Rs. 25 lakh and the decision was confirmed by the Health and Medical Education Minister of the State, K Sudhakar via an announcement on Monday while replying to a question posed by BJP member N. Ravikumar.
The miniater explained the scam that includes the private medical college management identifying the meritorious students and making them clear the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Later, those students block the seats by paying the fine to the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA). As the students surrender the seats after mop-up round of counseling, the vacant seats add up to the management quota seats and get sold at a huge price. Due to this collision, the deserving candidates get deprived of the seats and the less meritorious ones get admitted.
A report regarding the matter was submitted to the medical education department by am expery committee of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences who proposed a five fold rising penalty in the case.
Addressing the issue, the Minister said, “The seat surrendering issue has been there for some years now. Some medical colleges have been misusing the loopholes in law and interpreting the Supreme Court orders in their own way.”
“Investigation agencies have started their probe. Since black money is involved, the I-T Department is looking at it. Action will be initiated against colleges if they violate Acts under State jurisdiction,” said Ravikumar.
The state has 45 self-financed medical colleges out of the total number of 65.
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UP-based doctor and 2 accomplices arrested for a scam of Rs. 15 crores

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Lucknow: A senior doctor, a director of a medical colleges and 2 of his accomplices have been arrested for a scam of Rs. 15 crores on the pretext of securing MBBS admission of at least 26 lakh aspirants.

According to a media report, the Uttar Pradesh-based senior doctor conspired with two techies and allegedly hacked into the NEET database to secure the list of unsuccessful medical aspirants. The doctor approached the aspirants and promised them MBBS seats for a monetary price. He started blackmailing them when he failed to fulfil the promise and the victims started asking for refund.

It was revealed in the raids conducted by the Special Task Force (STF) Officials that the scam network was spread across Delhi, UP, Bihar, West Bengal, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh. During the raid, the officials secured an SUV, 30 mobile phone, 25 registers with details of money transactions, and documents related to admission in the MBBS/MD courses.

SSP, STF, Anil Singh Sisodiya informed that the whole scam came into light after the complaint of a Patna resident who was duped of Rs. 6 lakhs by one of the accused.

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28% of MBBS seats cost over Rs 10 lakh per annum

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In India, about 28% of total MBBS seats cost over 10 Lakhs -per-annum effectively preserving them for the rich, a larger section than the reserved category.

In a detailed analysis of fees for the MBBS course in the over 530 MBBS colleges, it came out that about half of the seats in private colleges, excluding deemed universities, are in the management quota or NRI quota. In the NRI quota, the average annual tuition fee is roughly Rs. 25 lakh per annum, while for the management quota, it is around Rs. 11 lakh per annum.

Even some government colleges, mostly in Gujarat (11 colleges) and Rajasthan (8 colleges) have management seats (1,350) and NRI seats (580) at an average Rs. 18.5 lakh. In Punjab, the cost of MBBS in government colleges went up from Rs. 4.4 lakh to Rs. 7.8 lakh, among the highest in the country.

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MBBS seats in MP to elevate by 1235 in the next two years

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The number of medical seats in going to increase by 1,235 over the next two years, announced the Finance Minister of Madhya Pradesh in Budget 2021. Also, the number of government medical colleges in the state is going to increase to 23, a media report said.

Announcements have also been made in the budget to spend a total of Rs. 300 crores for the construction of nine new medical colleges. Currently, six medical colleges are being constructed and the construction process of medical colleges in Damoh, Seoni and Chhattarpur would start soon.

As per the latest media report, during the budget, the Finance Minister has cited a provision of Rs. 15,622 crores for health and related areas.

The report added that the Budget also includes a proposal of setting up two cancer institutes in the state with the budget of Rs. 40 crores.

Provisions have also been made for improving diagnostic services in oncology via PPP mode. The medical education department plans to launch PPP-mode services in Bhopal, Indore and Rewa for early diagnosis of Cancer.

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Job Alert: Safdarjung Hospital releases vacancies-APPLY NOW

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New Delhi: Vardhman Mahavir Medical College and Safdarjung Hospital has released vacancies on 67 posts of Junior Resident (Non-PG). Interested and eligible applicants can apply for VMMC and Safdarjung Hospital recruitment Notification 2021 through the prescribed application format on or before 22 March, 2021.

Job description

Name of the BoardVMMC and Safdarjung Hospital
Name of PostJunior Resident (Non-PG)
Apply ModeOnline
Job CategoryGovernment Job
Job LocationNew Delhi
Educational QualificationMBBS
Age Limit18-40 years
Last Date of Submission22 March, 2021

For more information, visit the official website: http://www.vmmc-sjh.nic.in/

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15 new medical colleges to be started next year, says CM Yogi Adityanath

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Uttar Pradesh will start 15 new medical colleges to the MBBS course and each college will have 100 seats, informed CM Yogi Adityanath while addressing a liver transplant program in a private hospital of Alambagh on Thursday.

CM said that from 1947 to 2016, there were only 12 state colleges with MBBS syllabus but suffered severe shortage of doctors. Now that the government is determined to end this crisis from root, it has prepared roadmap for 30 new medical colleges.

Opening of these colleges has started in a phased manner with 7 colleges opening in the first phase in which the process of MBBS admission started last year. Next 8 colleges are ready and will be admitted to MBBS from this academic session. The remaining 15 will be admitted next year.

He added that the state is setting new dimensions in the field of medicine. With the help of the central government, two AIIMS have opened in UP where the treatment is being provided to patients. Admissions to MBBS courses have also been taken. The opening of new colleges will remove the shortage of doctors and wait for treatment of patients will be less.

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