Chennai: The Tamil Nadu Medical Selection Committee has withdrawn the provisional MBBS allotments made to students at Kanyakumari Medical Mission Research Centre, a state private university, for 2024-25.
The committee’s decision comes after the National Medical Commission asked the state not to admit students during the ongoing counselling till further notice since the permission granted to the university to start the MBBS course with 100 seats has been put on hold.
The state will accommodate five govt school students who were admitted through the 7.5% quota. The provisional admission given to 95 other students has been withdrawn.
“We have given appointment orders to five govt school students under the 7.5% govt quota. We will accommodate them in other private colleges. The number of seats will be adjusted next year,” he said.
The results of round 1 allotment for the remaining 95 seats — under the state quota and management quota — have been cancelled as the committee had offered only provisional admissions, he said.
On Friday evening, the state released the revised allotment after withdrawing 100 seats from the seat matrix. “Students have been allotted seats based on their merit in NEET and the rule of reservation,” officials said.
Earlier in the day, NMC told the state govt that the private university, which submitted its application for the establishment of a new medical college, was granted permission on Aug 10 for 100 seats.
In the meantime, the apex body has received a writ petition filed by M/s. Michael Builders and Developers Pvt. Ltd. before the Delhi high court contesting the college’s claim to the land. The company attached a district court order too.
The NMC said it has put the “Letter of Permission” granted to the college for 100 MBBS seats on hold.
A notice published by the selection committee said the revised counselling results with the updated seat matrix would be available soon on its official website https://tnmedicalselection.net/.
