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Committee asked opinion from stakeholders/public to give a weight age for regulating the deemed university MBBS fee .HC given time up to Oct,end.
There is no sound on this.Hope some thing happening to ease out the problem of parents.It will be very much helpful some body update on this issue.
After mop up round by the DGHS the following seats were found vacant in 2017-18. (a) TN 1065, (b) PY 476, (c) KA 506 (d) MH 773 etc. List of students
Admitted has not yet been published by the colleges. The possibility for 2018-19 still remain same due to non fixation of unique fee structure. So kindly brought the same to the officials concerned through media considering the mental stress of both parents and their wards. Also request MCC to arrange spot admission in one or more places according to their convenience . Maximum parents are helpless to arrange DDs to different colleges towards very high level tuition fee.
I will be really happy if the Government regulates the fees structure of private medical colleges affiliated to deemed universities. But then the question comes why they do things after the court issues orders. Is the Government incapable to take decision on its own????
Not only in MBBS buts also in Clinical PG courses even after NEET PG came into force , Fees are exorbitantly charged by Private medical universities in TN and it amounts to profiteering . Even amongst the Private Universities next door and even between clinical courses there is a wide disparity in the Tuition fee which runs in crores for a course .
Eventhough the common counselling with NEET score came under the auspices of the TN department of medical education with allotment from the common counselling , private universities have been collecting exorbitant fee even from meritorious NEET qualified rankers
Iam the effected parent in telangana state where private medical colleges r collecting 11.55 lakhs per annum for B category seat which is exorbitant compared to 6.5 lakhs in Karnataka and Kerala government fixed 5 lakhs.lt is high time now to fix reasonable fee all over country.
Fee regulation should be extended to all private medical colleges along with deemed universities.
Committee asked opinion from stakeholders/public to give a weight age for regulating the deemed university MBBS fee .HC given time up to Oct,end.
There is no sound on this.Hope some thing happening to ease out the problem of parents.It will be very much helpful some body update on this issue.
After mop up round by the DGHS the following seats were found vacant in 2017-18. (a) TN 1065, (b) PY 476, (c) KA 506 (d) MH 773 etc. List of students
Admitted has not yet been published by the colleges. The possibility for 2018-19 still remain same due to non fixation of unique fee structure. So kindly brought the same to the officials concerned through media considering the mental stress of both parents and their wards. Also request MCC to arrange spot admission in one or more places according to their convenience . Maximum parents are helpless to arrange DDs to different colleges towards very high level tuition fee.
I will be really happy if the Government regulates the fees structure of private medical colleges affiliated to deemed universities. But then the question comes why they do things after the court issues orders. Is the Government incapable to take decision on its own????
This rate for government seat or private management seat?
I am an affected middle income parent from TN .
Not only in MBBS buts also in Clinical PG courses even after NEET PG came into force , Fees are exorbitantly charged by Private medical universities in TN and it amounts to profiteering . Even amongst the Private Universities next door and even between clinical courses there is a wide disparity in the Tuition fee which runs in crores for a course .
Eventhough the common counselling with NEET score came under the auspices of the TN department of medical education with allotment from the common counselling , private universities have been collecting exorbitant fee even from meritorious NEET qualified rankers
Keep it up in letter and in spirit,it should be fixed to ensure accessibility to all class of students,the fees are just too high.
There shd be a uniform fee structure in deemed university as well as pvt. Medical colleges through out india.
It is very good step, it should be implemented in all private/deemed medical college of India
Iam the effected parent in telangana state where private medical colleges r collecting 11.55 lakhs per annum for B category seat which is exorbitant compared to 6.5 lakhs in Karnataka and Kerala government fixed 5 lakhs.lt is high time now to fix reasonable fee all over country.
Fee regulation should be extended to all private medical colleges along with deemed universities.