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MBBS Combined Pass : MGR Medical varsity directed to permit 4 students to undergo MBBS internship

November 15, 2011 by TargetPG 10 Comments

As we had predicted in our detailed analysis of the Medical Students vs MGR Medical University Legal skirmish, the University has decided to roll back to the old system

We had already seen that the General Council of the University had decided to revert to old system

In Continuation of that, Plea against varsity rule dismissed as withdrawn in the Hon’ble High Court of Chennai today

The result is also applicable to the Final Year students who had been declared having “failed” in Surgery, because they did not get 50 percent in Orthopaedics, even though they have “passed” in the combined score

Update (16/11/2011) : MGR Medical University : Revised MBBS results withheld after protests

Update (23/11/2011) : MGR University First year M.B.B.S. results for August 2011 ( I MBBS Aug 2011 ) published

Update (24/11/2011) : MGR University vs Medicos – Write Exam for 500, Get Marks for 200 – Left in lurch, docs rise in protest

Update (01/02/2012) : Tamil Nadu Dr MGR Medical University new exam rules : 50 % mandatory for pass
Update (16/06/2013) : No Brake or Break in MBBS ? MGR University to conduct supplementary exams to enable students join main batch
Below is a media report regarding 4 Students, who had been declared as having “failed” in Surgery, being permitted to do their Internship, as they have “passed” in the combined score from http://www.hindu.com/2011/04/05/stories/2011040552590400.htm

Medical varsity directed to permit 4 students to undergo MBBS internship

MBBS Combined Pass : MGR Medical varsity directed to permit 4 students to undergo MBBS internship
MBBS Combined Pass : MGR Medical varsity directed to permit 4 students to undergo MBBS internship

As per MCI regulations, petitioner has cleared final year exam in General Surgery

In view of impugned guidelines, he has been declared ‘failed’ by the university

CHENNAI: The Madras High Court has directed Tamil Nadu Dr. MGR Medical University to permit four students to undergo MBBS internship.

Passing interim orders on writ petitions by G.M. Varadharajan and three others challenging certain regulations of the university, Justice P. Jyothimani ordered notice and posted the matter for April 11.

He said the petitioners should be allowed to undergo internship without prejudice to the contentions of the parties, making it clear that it did not confer any equity on the petitioners.

In his petition, filed through counsel S. Thanka Sivan, Mr. Varadharajan stated that he is a final year MBBS student in Government Stanley Medical College.

Marks distribution changed

Recently, the university changed the mode of distribution of marks contrary to the Medical Council of India (MCI) regulations for graduate medical education in so far as ‘General Surgery’ was concerned.

As per MCI’s regulations, for obtaining a ‘pass’ in General Surgery, a candidate should obtain 50 per cent in theory, including oral, and 50 per cent in practical (clinical.)

According to the impugned guidelines, the medical university has stipulated that the total number of marks for practical will be 150. It divided the same into Clinical Surgery Clinical (practical) -100 marks, with a minimum requirement of 50, and Ortho Clinical (practical) – 50 marks with a minimum requirement of 25.

As per MCI regulations, he had cleared the final year examination in General Surgery paper as he had obtained 50 per cent each in theory and oral and 50 per cent in practical/clinical. In view of the impugned guidelines, he had been declared ‘failed’ by the university. The impugned guidelines were “arbitrary and highhanded,” and contradictory to MCI regulations.

Filed Under: Madras High Court Tagged With: CRRI-House Surgeon-Intern, III Final MBBS, Judgements, MGR Medical University, Pass Fail, Results Theory Written Marks Merit Rank List

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  1. ramamoorthy says

    November 21, 2011 at 8:48 am

    I want to know the current affairs relating to medical education because my daughter is doing final year medicine (2011-2012)

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    • TargetPG says

      November 21, 2011 at 9:50 am

      We will be updating the information. Please visit our site

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  2. KAPV TRICHY says

    November 1, 2012 at 9:36 am

    we need mci rules…they hav planned already 2 fail 36% of people..but they didn’t mind whoever it is….

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