The authorities have officially rescinded the exclusionary domicile requirement for state quota seats. This outcome restores fairness to the admission process and validates the effort invested in challenging the policy. We must remain vigilant to ensure these equitable standards are upheld in future cycles.
This is in regard to recent change of eligibility clause, which debars students who have done their MBBS/BDS in a college of Karnataka from being eligible for state government quota seat. A change which is very unexpected, and also against the rules specified by the MCI/DCI. The rank of the student doesn't matter anymore as much as their residence! This is how we are going to measure the standards of education now?
We the students are working to get a petition filed in the Supreme Court regarding the same. This online petition to further get more people aware about this and also to add to the gravity of the matter at hand.
This is unethical & barring our rights to be eligible for the Karnataka Government seats since we have done our UG from this state which is now our domicile state due to our UG education as clearly mentioned in the rules of MCI
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Asif
8 years ago
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This is very unfair means. They are not following MCI/DCI rule. If they wanted this type of rule to be implemented then they should introduce it during UG admission. At least that time students will think before joining any college. This moment of time KCET ppl please dont play around with the life of students.
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Purnima Dagar
8 years ago
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If the state government wants this rule, it should be done at ug level so that people like us don't suffer at the higher level. This is very unfair as we are now ineligible to apply in karnataka as well as our home state.
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K G Roy
8 years ago
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The introduction of this exclusion clause is highly arbitrary & discriminatory and in violation to the right to equality and opportunity and aiming only to defeat the purpose & spirit of the NEET.
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Tanvi Bharadwaj
8 years ago
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This new rule isn't fair for the people who have done their MBBS from Karnataka, even if we aren't from Karnataka, we have served the people there, and will continue to do so. They can't treat us like we are theifs, we are all doctors.
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Risha saxena
8 years ago
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What was the point of having neet when each state I'm the country are favouring their own candidates. Medical profession has become a joke for this nation. We study for five years in a state and they debar us from a Pg seat in the same state.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
It's completely injustice done to non kannadigas .
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Lydia
8 years ago
We served the state of Karnataka during our ug day's. They should realize that we are their students their people and consider us
The authorities have officially rescinded the exclusionary domicile requirement for state quota seats. This outcome restores fairness to the admission process and validates the effort invested in challenging the policy. We must remain vigilant to ensure these equitable standards are upheld in future cycles.
This is in regard to recent change of eligibility clause, which debars students who have done their MBBS/BDS in a college of Karnataka from being eligible for state government quota seat. A change which is very unexpected, and also against the rules specified by the MCI/DCI. The rank of the student doesn't matter anymore as much as their residence! This is how we are going to measure the standards of education now?
We the students are working to get a petition filed in the Supreme Court regarding the same. This online petition to further get more people aware about this and also to add to the gravity of the matter at hand.
This is unethical & barring our rights to be eligible for the Karnataka Government seats since we have done our UG from this state which is now our domicile state due to our UG education as clearly mentioned in the rules of MCI
A
Asif
8 years ago
Featured
This is very unfair means. They are not following MCI/DCI rule. If they wanted this type of rule to be implemented then they should introduce it during UG admission. At least that time students will think before joining any college. This moment of time KCET ppl please dont play around with the life of students.
P
Purnima Dagar
8 years ago
Featured
If the state government wants this rule, it should be done at ug level so that people like us don't suffer at the higher level. This is very unfair as we are now ineligible to apply in karnataka as well as our home state.
K
K G Roy
8 years ago
Featured
The introduction of this exclusion clause is highly arbitrary & discriminatory and in violation to the right to equality and opportunity and aiming only to defeat the purpose & spirit of the NEET.
T
Tanvi Bharadwaj
8 years ago
Featured
This new rule isn't fair for the people who have done their MBBS from Karnataka, even if we aren't from Karnataka, we have served the people there, and will continue to do so. They can't treat us like we are theifs, we are all doctors.
R
Risha saxena
8 years ago
Featured
What was the point of having neet when each state I'm the country are favouring their own candidates. Medical profession has become a joke for this nation. We study for five years in a state and they debar us from a Pg seat in the same state.
A
Anonymous
8 years ago
It's completely injustice done to non kannadigas .
L
Lydia
8 years ago
We served the state of Karnataka during our ug day's. They should realize that we are their students their people and consider us
This is unethical & barring our rights to be eligible for the Karnataka Government seats since we have done our UG from this state which is now our domicile state due to our UG education as clearly mentioned in the rules of MCI