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Kerala's Idukki Medical College Gets NMC Nod For 100 MBBS Seats
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has approved the construction of a government medical college in Kerala's high range district of Idukki, with a capacity of 100 MBBS students.
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Kerala High Court Restrains Private Medical Colleges From Charging Fees For Next Year In Advance
The High Court, however, made it clear that its directions were to operate only in the peculiar situation caused due to the COVID-19 pandemic when instructions being imparted for a particular year in medical colleges could not be completed in the specified time due to the virus outbreak.
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75-Year-Old Woman Raped, Brutally Assaulted In Kerala; 3 Arrested
A 75-year-old woman was raped and brutally assaulted in Kerala's rural Ernakulam on Sunday, police said. The doctors at a private medical college hospital, where the elderly woman is being treated, said that her condition has improved slightly.
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Kerala Medical Admission Fee: Chief Minster Asks Private Self-Financing Colleges To Forgo Bank Guarantee
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today appealed to private self-financing medical colleges in the state to admit students by charging the pre-fixed fee of Rs 5 lakh and forgo bank guarantee.
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Kerala Introduces Bill To Regulate Private Medical Colleges
A bill for regulating admission and fixing fees in private medical colleges in Kerala was introduced in the state assembly today.
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NEET 2017: KEAM Minority Quota Seats In Private Self Financing Medical, Dental Colleges; Know Details Here
These seats shall be filled up by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) from the students belonging to the respective minority communities.
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MBBS Admission 2017: Unified Fee Structure For Private Medical Colleges In Kerala
The fees for MBBS course at private self-financing medical colleges in Kerala was fixed at Rs 5.5 lakh for the 2017-18 academic year by a government-appointed committee.
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Opposition Protests In Kerala Assembly Against Post Graduate Medical Fee Hike
Congress-led UDF opposition in Kerala today staged a walkout in the Assemblyalleging that the LDF government had "surrendered" before the private self-financing medical college managements by agreeing to "hike" fees for PG courses.
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Opposition Protest In Kerala Assembly Over Medical Fees Hike
Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) opposition in Kerala today staged a walkout in the Assembly alleging that the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government had "surrendered" before the private self-financing medical college managements by agreeing to "hike" fees for PG courses.
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NEET Compulsory For Admission To Private Medical Colleges In Kerala
The Kerala government today directed private medical colleges in the state to take admission through National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told reporters that an ordinance to this effect was issued keeping in mind the Supreme Court order.
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Kerala Assembly Adjourned After Opposition Protests College Fee Hike
The Kerala Assembly was adjourned today after Congress-led opposition leaders continued their protests inside the assembly over a hike in the fees of self-financing medical colleges. The opposition has threatened to continue its protests and will now hold 'janakiya sadas' or public meetings over the issue in all districts of the state on October 15...
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Congress Wants Kerala Health Minister To Resign Over Capitation Fee Reports
The Congress today demanded the resignation of Health Minister KK Shylaja over reports that private medical colleges in Kerala were charging capitation fees for admissions despite her claims to the contrary.
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Kerala nursing student commit suicide after bank denies loan
A nursing student, who poisoned herself after failing to secure an education loan, died at the medical college on Monday. Shruthi Srikanth was enrolled in BSc Nursing course at a college in Andhra Pradesh and had completed her first year with 80 per cent marks. However, since December she was unable to resume her studies after she was denied an edu...
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Kerala's Idukki Medical College Gets NMC Nod For 100 MBBS Seats
The National Medical Commission (NMC) has approved the construction of a government medical college in Kerala's high range district of Idukki, with a capacity of 100 MBBS students.
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Kerala High Court Restrains Private Medical Colleges From Charging Fees For Next Year In Advance
The High Court, however, made it clear that its directions were to operate only in the peculiar situation caused due to the COVID-19 pandemic when instructions being imparted for a particular year in medical colleges could not be completed in the specified time due to the virus outbreak.
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75-Year-Old Woman Raped, Brutally Assaulted In Kerala; 3 Arrested
A 75-year-old woman was raped and brutally assaulted in Kerala's rural Ernakulam on Sunday, police said. The doctors at a private medical college hospital, where the elderly woman is being treated, said that her condition has improved slightly.
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Kerala Medical Admission Fee: Chief Minster Asks Private Self-Financing Colleges To Forgo Bank Guarantee
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan today appealed to private self-financing medical colleges in the state to admit students by charging the pre-fixed fee of Rs 5 lakh and forgo bank guarantee.
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Kerala Introduces Bill To Regulate Private Medical Colleges
A bill for regulating admission and fixing fees in private medical colleges in Kerala was introduced in the state assembly today.
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NEET 2017: KEAM Minority Quota Seats In Private Self Financing Medical, Dental Colleges; Know Details Here
These seats shall be filled up by the Commissioner for Entrance Examinations (CEE) from the students belonging to the respective minority communities.
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MBBS Admission 2017: Unified Fee Structure For Private Medical Colleges In Kerala
The fees for MBBS course at private self-financing medical colleges in Kerala was fixed at Rs 5.5 lakh for the 2017-18 academic year by a government-appointed committee.
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Opposition Protests In Kerala Assembly Against Post Graduate Medical Fee Hike
Congress-led UDF opposition in Kerala today staged a walkout in the Assemblyalleging that the LDF government had "surrendered" before the private self-financing medical college managements by agreeing to "hike" fees for PG courses.
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Opposition Protest In Kerala Assembly Over Medical Fees Hike
Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) opposition in Kerala today staged a walkout in the Assembly alleging that the Left Democratic Front (LDF) government had "surrendered" before the private self-financing medical college managements by agreeing to "hike" fees for PG courses.
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NEET Compulsory For Admission To Private Medical Colleges In Kerala
The Kerala government today directed private medical colleges in the state to take admission through National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET). Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan told reporters that an ordinance to this effect was issued keeping in mind the Supreme Court order.
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Kerala Assembly Adjourned After Opposition Protests College Fee Hike
The Kerala Assembly was adjourned today after Congress-led opposition leaders continued their protests inside the assembly over a hike in the fees of self-financing medical colleges. The opposition has threatened to continue its protests and will now hold 'janakiya sadas' or public meetings over the issue in all districts of the state on October 15...
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Congress Wants Kerala Health Minister To Resign Over Capitation Fee Reports
The Congress today demanded the resignation of Health Minister KK Shylaja over reports that private medical colleges in Kerala were charging capitation fees for admissions despite her claims to the contrary.
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Kerala nursing student commit suicide after bank denies loan
A nursing student, who poisoned herself after failing to secure an education loan, died at the medical college on Monday. Shruthi Srikanth was enrolled in BSc Nursing course at a college in Andhra Pradesh and had completed her first year with 80 per cent marks. However, since December she was unable to resume her studies after she was denied an edu...
