Post Graduate Aspirants Group: Karnataka State Junior Doctors' Association (KSJDA)

What the Law and MCI Says

1 Medical Council of India (M.C.I.), after incorporation of sections 10A, 10B and 10C has become the ultimate authority in matters of making regulations with respect to standards of Medical Colleges and Educations including fixation of intakes for various Medical Colleges in the Country. M.C.I. so amended prevails over State University Act 1976 and Prohibition of Capitation Fee Act, 1984.

2 .The Hon’able Supreme Court has held that “what is said about the M.C.I. above applies to Dental Council of India (D.C.I.) also under Dentist Act 1948.

3. M.C.I. regulations with regard to PG courses in Medicine published in Part III, Sec. 4 of gazette of India dated 7th October 2000 stipulate, that 50% of seats of intake should be filled by Government and only the remaining 50% by the Private Management. In both categories M.C.I. clearly states that Merit should be the sole criterion for selection of candidates

4. Regulations framed by the medical council of India in respect of PG courses are mandatory and binds all including the university and the state governments.

5. The medical council of India had issued guidelines for the yr 2000- 2001 in respect of all the medical and dental PG admissions, which was, published in part III section 4 of gazette of India dated 7th oct 2000 under which 50% of seats are to be filled by management and 50% by Govt.


How can You help us ? 
 We request you all to extend your voice, moral and monetary support for this fight that involves enormous legal expenses in the Supreme Court. This fight is not just for the current academic year aspirants, but also for next year batch and the generations to follow. 

Kindly send your cheques and DDs favoring “PG Aspirants Group, KSJDA” SB A/C no:-01100030226

To
State Bank of India
BMC branch, Fort Road
Bangalore, 560 002
Kindly send your contributions at the earliest (by oct 25 2001)

NOTE: kindly mention your Complete Name and Telephone number behind the cheque or DD. If you are sending the cheques.. kindly "cross" it.. that is draw two parallel lines in the top-left corner of the cheque.

Thanking you

PG Aspirants Group: KSJDA

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