New Delhi: Providing hope to thousands of BDS holders for initial acceptance to MDS courses, the Supreme Court on Friday searched for responses from the Medical Counseling Committee under Dental, Indian Dental Center at the Indian MDS Counseling Scheduling.
Appearing for nine candidates, who holds a Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) by the recognized Dental Council Institute, Senior Advocate Vikas Singh told Judge Dy Chandrachud and Mr.
Shah held on December 16, 20021 held on December 16, year and declared results As of December 31, DGHS has not announced the date for counseling the candidates for the allocation of MDS seats in various institutions.
Bench was surprised by the roll of events because Singh showed that since the examination of the NEET-PG was postponed because of the Covid pandemic to allow MBBS doctors to continue their Covidcare tasks, the MDS counseling seemed to have been suspended.
Bench said because the BDS title holder was not assigned to the Covid task, he saw no reason for the postponement of counseling for MDS courses and searched for information from the respondents about a possible schedule for MDS counseling by the Medical Counseling Committee (MCC).
MCC, under the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and affiliated with the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, the Government of India, is responsible for distributing seats for scholars, postgraduate and special medical and dental courses on trips / different colleges and universities that are considered , MCC Bullots sit online based on the candidate scores in the national feasibility test (NEET).
Nine applicants are doctors who have a bachelor’s degree recognized in dental surgery provided by universities or institutes in India and are registered with the State Dental Council.
They said they were among 30,000 BDS graduates who had emerged in the examination of NEET-MDS 2021 but were harmed by unlimited and unreasonable delays caused by MCC in announcing the counseling schedule for NEET-MDS 2021.
Dentists are not in Covid tasks, why no counseling for MDS, asks SC
