Mumbai: Acceptance to all Indian quota seats in undergraduate and medical programs will now be carried out by the center in four rounds, not two.
This step will produce more transparency in the counseling process and ensure there are no violations of services.
However, students from Maharashtra will be left to 200-225 fewer MBBS seats during state revenue rounds.
For receipt of UG, around 1,700 out of a total of 7,000 seats in the country were returned to the state at the end of the previous second round.
Based on the written statement submitted by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Supreme Court directing the Medical Counseling Committee (PKS) of the Health Directorate General of Health to receive up to 15% undergraduate and 50% graduate seats under the quota throughout India in four rounds.
This would mean that in addition to the first two rounds of India, the rotation of the mop-up emptiness and stray will also be carried out for receiving 2021-22.
Previously only all-Indian rounds carried out by PKS and empty seats were returned to the country.
An official from the Ministry said that this was an anomaly in the receipt process, which has now been repaired.
“Every year several merit rankings from America blocked seats in all-Indian quota until the end of the second half and finally took the country’s quota seat.
While some really waited for the second round to secure a chair, some run syndicates in connection with other stakeholders to ensure More chairs are returned to America.
About 1,700 seats will return to America (UG) and many higher service rankings are left without seats in all-Indian quota, even as students with lower ranking ranks, “the official said.
The ministry wants to end this and, in a case submitted by students, a written statement was submitted to modify the process.
No seats throughout India will be returned to America in a new scheme of things, he added.
Sudha Shenoy, a representative of the parents, said that the move would definitely bring more transparency.
However, around 220-225 seats usually return to Maharashtra after the second half, which will not happen again, and sincere students will lose.