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- Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University cancelled the admission of 44 students who had enrolled for MDS programme.
- The VC of the university informed that the admission documents of these students had not been submitted by the dental colleges.
Admission of 44 students to the MDS programme has been cancelled by the Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University in various dental colleges of the state. The matter has also been brought under the notice of Dental Council of India by the Vice-Chancellor of the university RS Sharma.
MP Medical Science University has also written to the concerned dental colleges regarding the cancellation of the admission of candidates in the MDS programme.
The VC informed that a total of 118 candidates had applied for the MDS programme and 44 of these were granted provisional admission. He added that the dental colleges in question didn’t submit the documents pertaining to the admission of these candidates to the university.
Lack of documents and allotment letters prompted the university to cancel the admissions, Sharma added. He also said that only 19 out of the remaining 74 students have produced their allotment letter and other documents to verify that they have appeared for NEET.
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Sharma said that 5 students had applied through the NRI quota and the university had not received any documents regarding the admission of the remaining 50 students. He also said that the concerned colleges have been warned that if they fail to submit the documents, the students will not be allowed to appear for the exams.
Authorities at the private dental college informed the university that the admissions have been done on the basis of merit. After uncovering that various dental colleges had failed to submit documents, a committee was appointed by the university to investigate the matter.
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The committee uncovered that various students who had not appeared for NEET had been given admission in the MDS programme. The university then constituted a three-member probe committee to investigate the matter.
