Centac to hold MBBS mop up counselling for NRI candidates on August 17

A very happy independence day to you all. We will be celebrating our 72^nd Independence day today. After so many years of consultation to some brilliant student who were equally talented but couldn’t afford the fee for an MBBS seat in their own country, such news makes us think twice about the education system and the way quota system makes student life miserable, which is one more reason why we advise our student and parents to study abroad as the system in India is becoming unbearable with enormous fee structure and quota system.

The Centralised Admission Committee (Centac) will hold a mop up counselling for 16 MBBS seats in Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Research Institute under the non-resident Indian (NRI)/NRI-sponsored candidate. Noww these seats if not allotted will be wasted or sold to someone who is willing to pay the highest pirice.

Look at this number of vacant seat, as many as 107 Telugu and Christian minority MBBS seats are vacant in two private medical colleges after the second round of counselling on Monday. There are 70 Telugu minority MBBS seats vacant in SVMC and 37 Christian minority MBBS seats vacant in Pims. Just five seats were filled in SVMC as against the total seats of 75 and 13 seats in Pims as against the total 50 seats under minority quota.

And to make it worst there are cases like these where the committee has withheld allotment of two seats in IGMCRI under Yanam general following a court’s order. The committee will decide on the allotment based on the outcome of a case pending before the Madras high court. Where do the common people fit in! Looking at these situations we advise without wasting any time visit http://gkworks.in/ secure you dream use them to contribute to society by fulfilling your study abroad dreams first.