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MADHYA PRADESH MEDICAL AND DENTAL POST GRADUATE COURSE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION RULES, 2013

MADHYA PRADESH MEDICAL AND DENTAL POST GRADUATE COURSE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION RULES, 2013

MADHYA PRADESH MEDICAL AND DENTAL POST GRADUATE COURSE ENTRANCE EXAMINATION RULES, 2013

 

PREAMBLE

The State Government hereby makes the following rules relating to entrance to Post Graduate Medical (MD & MS) course, Post Graduate Diploma and Dental (MDS) courses in Medical and Dental Colleges in the State of Madhya Pradesh.

Rule - 1. Short Title and Commencement.

(1)     These rules may be called the (Madhya Pradesh Medical and Dental Post Graduate Course Entrance Examination Rules, 2013).

(2)     They shall come into force from the date of their publication in the Madhya Pradesh Gazette and shall remain in force for the Academic year 2013-14.

Rule - 2. Definitions.

In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires

(a)      "NEET" means the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test;

(b)      "College" means a Government/Autonomous Medical or a Dental College under the State Government;

(c)      "Examination" means the Entrance Examination conducted by National Board of Examination, New Delhi, 2013-14;

(d)      "In-Service Candidate" means, Medical Officer of the Government of Madhya Pradesh, who is serving under the Government of Madhya Pradesh on regular or contract basis;

(e)      "Demonstrator" means demonstrator working under Govt. of M.P. Medical Education Deptt. in Govt./autonomous institution;

(f)       "Other Backward Classes" (means Other Backward Classes as specified and laid down by the Government of Madhya Pradesh);

(g)      "Rural Area" means the area other than Municipal Corporation area and Municipal Council area;

(h)     Notified area means: any areas situated in the M.P. State notified 89 Tribal sub planning development blocks;

(i)       "Scheduled Castes" means Scheduled castes as specified and laid down by the Government of Madhya Pradesh;

(j)       "Scheduled Tribes" means Scheduled Tribes as specified and laid down by the Government of Madhya Pradesh;

(k)      "Selected Candidate" means a candidate who has been allotted a seat consequent upon counselling in 2013-14 and who has been issued an allotment letter;

(l)       "State Government" means Government of Madhya Pradesh;

(m)    "Tribal Area" means area under tribal sub plan;

(n)     "MCI" means Medical Council of India;

(o)      "DO" means Dental Council of India;

Rule - 3. General.

(1)     PG Degree and Diploma courses will be governed and regulated by MCI/DCI/University/State Government/Government of India/Autonomous Society of the College under the rules and regulations in force as amended from time to time at the time of entrance examination, allotment, admission, as the case may be.

(2)     PG courses are full time courses for a period of three years in case of degree and two years in case of diploma from the date of admission. Students shall not be allowed to do private practice, part time job or any other job during the entire period of study.

(3)     Correct information must be furnished and produced whenever required. Before filling up the application form, candidates are advised to read and understand the rules thoroughly and fill up complete and correct required information and enclose required documents, failing which the applicants shall not be entitled to entrance examination, allotment and admission etc.

(4)     The candidate are instructed to produce the same photograph at the time of admission which has been attached to online NEET application form submitted to NBE 2013.

(5)     At the time of registration, candidate should furnish correct information. The candidate should put his full and same signature at the time of entrance examination, scrutiny and at the time of admission in the allotted college, If the signature differs. The candidate will not have any right for allotment of seat/admission.

(6)     If it is found that a candidate has hidden any relevant facts and/or provided incorrect information while filling up the application form at the time of allotment of a seat, at the time of scrutiny of the documents and at the time of his/her admission, then the admission shall be cancelled by the Dean/Principal of the College at any time during his/her studies.

Rule - 4.

(1)     The Students shall be entitled to (Including In-Service Candidates/Demonstrator).

(a)      One weekly off (non cumulative);

(b)      Casual leave for 19 days per academic year;

(c)      Entitlement of Maternity leave without stipend during the entire tenure shall be 90 days with prior permission of the Dean/Principal. Medical certificate must be produced within ten days of proceeding on leave.

(2)     As per Madhya Pradesh Government Medical Education Department order No. 147-4572-03-55-LV-M.E.-1, Dated 14 January 2004 Medical leave shall be 15 days per year without stipend with prior permission. Sickness Certificate has to be produced within 10 days after proceeding on leave. This leave can be taken every year, but it will not be cumulative.

Rule - 5.

Students found guilty of misconduct, indiscipline and absence shall be liable to disciplinary action including expulsion from College by the Dean/Principal and cancellation of registration by the University.

Rule - 6.

All the Post Graduate degree and diploma seats recognised by MCI New Delhi has been distributed subject wise, course wise and college-wise will be made available at the lime of counselling.

Rule - 7. Reservation.

20% Seats are reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled tribe, 16% seats are reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled caste and 14% seats are reserved for candidates belonging to other Backward Classes other than creamy layer of Other Backward Classes of Madhya Pradesh or as amended from time to time

(1)     Reservation for woman candidates shall be 30% according to merit cum option in each category.

(2)     The candidate claiming to be a candidate belonging to Scheduled castes/Scheduled Tribes/Other Backward Classes category of Madhya Pradesh shall have to attach a valid certified copy of certificate issued by the Competent Authority of Government of Madhya Pradesh with the application form and the Permanent original certificate has to be produced at the time of counselling. The Caste certificate should bear issue No., Dispatch no., date and seal of the issuing officer else it will Not be accepted. He/She will not be Eligible for reservation if fails to produce the permanent caste certificate. The sole responsibility will be of the candidate.

(3)     For Physically Handicapped persons who are bonafide residents of Madhya Pradesh and who belong to Scheduled caste/Scheduled Tribe/Other Backward Classes and Unreserved category, three percent (3%) seats are reserved for admission to P.G. courses will be made available at the time of counselling. Vide MCI order No. ???(I) 34(41) 2008-med/54463 dated 25 March, 2009, The seats shall be filled first by candidates with locomotor disability of lower limbs between 50-70% provided that in case seats remained unfilled on account of unavailability of candidate with locomotor disability of lower limbs between 50% to 70% than any such unfilled seat shall be filled by candidate with locomotor disability of lower limbs between 40% to less than 50%.

In Case eligible Physically Handicapped candidates are not available, the vacant seats will be filled by candidates of that category.

The candidate claiming admission against these seats will have to produce valid certificate, in the prescribed form, District Medical Board and eligibility certificate from superintendent vocational Rehabilitation Centre for Physically Handicapped, Government of India, Ministry of Labour, Napier Town, Jabalpur both the certificates are necessarily to be presented in original. Non production of both the certificates at the time of scrutiny will disqualify a candidate for admission. The eligibility certificate should not have been issued more than 3 months before the date of counselling. After registration on the basis of 50% to 70% disability and 40% and less than 50% separate merit lists shall be prepared by M.P. Online after approval of DME, based on which the seats in handicapped quota will be allotted. In case of two candidates obtaining equal marks, the inter-se-merit will be decided by giving weightage to the age of the candidate.

Following disabilities are not eligible as per MCI guidelines

(1)     Upper limb Handicapped

(2)     Visual Handicapped

(3)     Hearing Handicapped

(4)     Lower limb more than 70% Handicapped

(4)     In PG Degree and Diploma Courses of seats are reserved for In-service Medical officers of any Department of the Government of Madhya Pradesh will be made available at the time of counselling.

Rule - 8. Selection Criteria (In Service Candidate).

Selection process and conditions for P.G. degree and diploma courses for In-service candidates will be as under:

(1)    Medical Officer.

(a)      Only those candidates, who are working as Medical Officers in the Department of Public Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of M.P. & who have completed 3 years of rural service on 30th April of year of admission as Medical Officer, or a candidate who is working consecutively as contractual/RCH/NRHM other any other programme medical officer in Department of Public Health & Family Welfare, Govt. of M.P. and has completed 3 years of rural notified area service will be eligible as In-service candidate.

(a-1) Inservice candidates and candidates working on contractual basis as above, will have to execute a bond for serving in DHS for 5 years after completing degree and for 3 years after completing diploma worth Rs. 10.00 lac for degree and Rs. 8.00 lac for diploma.

(a-2) Only regular inservice candidates will be considered as sponsored candidates and will get salary from DHS. Sponsorship mean considering inservice candidate doing service, the salary will be paid. This sponsorship shall not be for tuition fee or any other benefit.

(a-3) The 3 years period of required service of candidate, while posted in rural area/notified area and if he/she was on unauthorized absence from duty/any dies-non period/any period of leave without pay/any period on training exceeding 3 months/attachment in urban area during the tenure of rural service will not be counted for the purpose of calculation of 3 years of service.

(b)      Other in-services candidates who have completed 5 years of service by 30 April, 2013 will be eligible. Such candidate will have to execute a bond for serving the State Govt. in the notified rural areas for at least 01 year, after completing Post Graduate degree and 01 year for diploma course. As per Government Instruction the bond is Rs. 10.00 Lac. for post graduate degree and Rs. 8.00 Lac. for Post Graduate Diploma course.

(c)      The Maximum age limit for the selection of In-service male candidates will be 45 years and for female candidates max. 50 years on 30th April of the year of admission.

(d)      The contractual candidates working in rural/notified areas will be given benefit of inservice quota by D.G.H.S. only once during their service period, inspite of obtaining degree/diploma by him/her before joining the service.

(2)    Demonstators.

(a)      Six seats are reserved for Demonstrator working in Govt./Autonomous medical colleges will be made available at the time of counselling. Demonstrator who have completed five years of regular service are eligible. They have to submit NOC from their employer at the time of scrutiny and they have to execute a bond of Rs. 10.00 lac to serve the medical education department for five years after completing P.G. course compulsorily. The decision of medical education department to decide the post & place of posting will be final. The Medical Education department reserves all the rights related to posting of promotion. The candidate has no rights to apply for posting/promotion as per his/her choice.

(b)      The maximum age limit for the selection of demonstrators should not be more than 45 years on 30th April of the year of admission.

Rule - 9. Examination and Merit list.

(1)     The merit list for admission in P.G. Courses declared by NEB will be considered.

(2)     Candidates can give option in their registration form for admission in either Govt. Autonomous college or private medical/dental college. The option may be given as below:

(a)      Autonomous Medical/Dental College

(b)      Private Medical/Dental College

(c)      Both of them as above

(3)     In-service candidates/Demonstrators will be selected on the basis of NEET 2013. In-service candidates/Demonstrators shall have to secure minimum qualifying marks in the Pre-PG NEET as prescribed in these rules for admission. The eligibility and separate merit list of successful in-service candidates/Demonstrators will be prepared after registration.

(4)     Demonstrators.

There is no provision of giving marks for service separately on the basis of marks obtained in NEET P.G. the separate category will merit list will be declared by Director Medical Education for counselling.

(5)     After last day of registration the list of inservice candidates will sent to Commissioner Health Services. After adding the marks inservice as given below the final merit list will be prepared by Commissioner Health and handed over to Director Medical Education. For preparing the final merit list of inservice candidates, the calculation of additional marks will be done as follows.

(5.1) Medical Officers.

The inter-se merit of the successful In service candidate shall be fixed up by adding marks of weightage for their services rendered in rural areas. The candidates serving in rural area will get maximum of 50 marks, allotted on the following basis:

(a)      For Government service of one year duration while posted in rural area a weightage of maximum 06 marks will be given. For the service in rural area, the maximum gain of marks will be 30 or 20 as per following marks for one year each, for five years:

If such services are rendered in Primary Health Centre or Community Health Centre situated in rural area, then 06 marks will be given for one year and if regular services are rendered in Primary Health Centre or Community Health Centre in Nagar Panchayat Area, which has been formed under the "Municipalities Act, 1961" then 04 marks will be given for one year.

(b)      For every year of such service, additional marks will be given, if the rural area comes under tribal sub plan and if such services are rendered in Primary Health Centre the candidate will get maximum 20 additional marks at the rate of 04 additional marks per year for five years and for rendering such services at community health center, the candidate will get total additional 10 marks at the rate of 02 marks per year for five years.

(b.1) For service rendered in rural areas/notified areas by female inservice candidates two additional marks will be given for each year of service.

(c)      For the purpose of this rule, the period of service of candidate while posted in rural area are notified area and if he/she was on unauthorised absence from duty/any dies-non period/any period of leave without pay/any period of training exceeding three months/attachment in urban area during the tenure of rural service will not be counted for the purpose of calculation of marks for weightage of rural service.

(d)      The final merit list of inservice candidates will be prepared on the basis of marks obtain in entrance examination and marks secured for weightage of rural/tribal area service (Equivalent to maximum 50 marks) given by Director of Health Services.

(e)      In case of two or more candidates obtaining equal marks, the inter-se merit will be decided as per procedure described in sub-rule (2) of rule 19.

(f)       The counselling of In-service candidates will be done by the Medical Education Department.

(6)     Other departments shall send the name of the in-service Medical officers with the departmental remarks to the commissioner Health services Govt. of M.P. Commissioner Health services will add the names of these applicants to the list of in service candidates and will send it the Director Medical Education.

(7)     Scrutiny of Documents.

All the inservice candidates/Demonstrator have to produce their documents in the desired formate to the scrutiny committee. At the time of scrutiny inservice candidates/demonstrator have to produce no objection certificate and at the time of admission sponsorship certificate from the employer.

Rule - 10. Return to the Department after completing the course.

The normal term for PG degree is 36 months and for Post Graduate diploma is 24 months. Candidates completing the tenure will have to go back to their Parent department irrespective of their status of the examination whether they have passed or not. No extension to continue the studies shall be granted under any circumstances.

Rule - 11. Fee, Bond etc.

Selected candidates except In-service/Demonstrator, non-service candidates will have to submit a Bond as per Government instructions i.e. Rs. 10.00 Lac. for postgraduate degree and Rs. 8.00 Lac. for Diploma courses for serving under the State Government for 1 years after completing PG degree/Diploma Course. All Deans of autonomous colleges will provide the list, to the Commissioner, Health Services, of candidates who are appearing for University exams from their institute at least three months before the start of examination. They will also provide list of successful PG candidates. The Commissioner. Health Services will issue appointment orders to such successful candidates within three months after declaration of the result, failing which the Bond filled by candidate will automatically be deemed as cancelled.

However, such Doctors will have to work under the State Govt. as directed.

However as per order no. F-4-7/2010/1/55 dt. 28-8-2010 Ministry of Medical Education Govt. of M.P., the U.G./P.G. student who have been selected in autonomous Dental/Medical colleges on the post of Asstt. Prof/S.R./J.R./Demonstrator, will be exempted from the rural service bond/notified areas service bond, on the condition that they will serve the institution in which posted for the duration equivalent to the bond period. Candidate leaving the job before completion of above duration will have to serve in Rural/Tribal Area for remaining period.

Rule - 12. Fee Structure.

Every Candidate including In-Service/Demonstrator Candidates shall have to pay regular fee as detailed below:

1. TUITION FEE (Degree)

Rs. 35,000/- Per Annum.

2. TUITION FEE (Diploma)

Rs. 35,000/- Per Annum.

3. HOSTEL FEE

Rs. 10,000/- Per Annum.

4. STUDENT FUND

Rs. 500/- Per Annum.

5. CAUTION MONEY (Refundable)

Rs. 3,000/-

6. SECURITY DEPOSIT (Refundable)

Rs. 10,000-

12.1. Fees refund.

Student admitted through All India Quota or State Quota and who submits in writing for leaving that seat to his respective college authority before Seven days of last Counselling of State Quota shall be refunded the deposited fees after deducting 10% of the fees. No application for such refund will be considered after that period & the deposited fees will not be refundable. (This scheme will be equally applicable to the candidates taking admission within the state as well as outside the state.) The candidate taking reallocation of seat through the entrance examination & counselling of State Govt. will be entitled for transfer of fee from one institution to another.

Rule - 13. Security deposit.

(1)     Candidate will deposit Rs. 10,000 as security deposit in the form of a demand draft payable to Director, Medical Education, Madhya Pradesh, Bhopal during scrutiny:

Provided that a candidate who belongs to Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe category whose parents/Guardians income does not exceed Rs. 3.00 lacs per annum from all sources shall not make any security deposit. Provided that other Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe candidates, whose parents/guardians income exceeds Rs. 3.00 lac per annum from all sources and all candidates belonging to Other Backward Classes category shall be required to deposit only Rs. 2,000/- as security deposit.

(2)     The amount of security deposit shall be refundable without interest after successful completion of the course. In case a candidate does not join the allotted course, subject and institution or discontinues the study in a course and leaves college before completion of the course due to any reason, his/her claims on security deposit shall be forfeited.

Rule - 14. Eligibility.

(1)     The Candidate must be a bonafide resident of Madhya Pradesh.

Any one of the following conditions will be deemed to be included as bonafide resident of Madhya Pradesh:

1.1. Living in M.P. continuously since not less then 15 years.

1.2. Living in M.P. continuously since last 10 years and having immovable property in Madhya Pradesh./Industry/Business in M.P.

1.3. An employee/retired employee of Govt. of M.P.

1.4. An employee/retired employee of a Institution/Corporation/Board/Commission under Govt. of M.P.

1.5. An employee of Government of India who is posted in Madhya Pradesh since last 10 years.

1.6. An officer of All India services belonging M.P. cadre.

1.7. A person appointed in Madhya Pradesh by Hon'ble President of India/Hon'ble Governor of M.P. on Constitutional/Legal post.

1.8. The candidate must have passed all MBBS/BDS examinations from Medical/Dental College of Madhya Pradesh.

1.9. The candidates who are bonafide residents of Madhya Pradesh but they have passed M.B.B.S. course from outside M.P. should be recognized by Medical Council of India, New Delhi. This will also be applicable to those candidates to be selected for Master of Dental Surgery course.

1.10. Medical officers nominated by any Department of the Government of Madhya Pradesh (In-service candidates).

1.11. Demonstrator working in Govt. Autonomous institution under Deptt. of Medical Education M.P.

(2)     All P.G. Medical students should be registered with M.P. State Medical Council to practice in the State of Madhya Pradesh.

(2.1) Selected candidates who are not registered with M.P. State Medical Council must submit a copy of receipt of M.P. Medical Council registration fee & application within one month of allotment of P.G. seat.

(2.2) Candidate should have completed compulsory internship from M.C.I./D.C.I. recognized institution on or before 31st March, 2013.

(3)     No candidate including In-service candidate/Demonstrator will be entitled fordoing post graduation for a period of 3 years, if a seat was allotted to him/her through All India or State Pre P.G. Entrance Examination and he/she did not join or joined and left the seat thereafter, due to any reason during the last three years preceding 2012. In addition, a candidate who has obtained Post Graduate degree/diploma will not be eligible to appear in the P.G. entrance examination for three/two years from the date of completion of such course.

(4)     Such candidates who have been given admission through All India Quota in P.G. Courses in M.P. State on the basis of their All India merit in NEET P.G. 2013 & have also been selected in NEET P.G. 2013 merit list for M.P. State shall also be eligible to participate in M.P. State counselling. But the candidate will have to vacate the All India seat if he/she opts for M.P. State seat.

Note. Vide Govt. of Madhya Pradesh, Medical Education Department order No. F-5-15/03/55/ME/1 dated 26 December 2003 the bonded student admitted to MBBS course who have qualified in NEET 2013-14 have to produce no objection certificate from Director of Health Services/Director of Medical Education than only they will be given admission in P.G. courses.

Rule - 15. Merit List:

Separate merit for In-service (medical officer)/demonstrator and non service (Open) candidates will be declared after approval of DME.

(1)     A merit list of Un reserved non service (Open) category shall be declared which shall be consist of all successful candidates as per NEET Pre P.G. declared results.

(2)     The separate merit list of all non service (Open) reserved category (Scheduled Caste/Scheduled Tribe/Other Backward Classes) will be declared as per the NEET Pre. P.G. declared results.

(3)     In all the non service (Open) category wise list the physically handicapped candidate will also be included according to their merit.

(4)     The list of physically handicapped candidate will also be prepared category wise as per their merit.

(5)     There will be no waiting list.

(6)     Separate merit list as above para 1-5 category wise shall be made of in-service candidates after adding the qualifying marks scored in NEET P.G. 2013 common entrance test and marks allotted by the Director of Health Services. Counselling will be done on the basis of final merit list of in-service candidates.

(7)     Merit list of the Demonstrator will be prepared separately.

Rule - 16. Counselling.

(1)     The Counselling will be done online and the Programme for counselling will be published separately.

(2)     Inservice (Medical Officer) & Demonstrator will only eligible to the his/her seat from their own category.

(3)     Seats remaining vacant after counselling (allotment) of In-service/Demonstrator candidates shall be made available to non service (open) candidates category wise.

(4)     in case of eligible physically handicapped candidates are not available the vacant seats will be filled by candidates of that category.

(5)     All reserved category candidates has to compulsorily produce latest income certificate at the time of scrutiny. Government of M.P. general administration department circular number C/3-11/1/3/2010 dated 7 September 2011 has authorised Tahsildar/Naib Tahsildar to issue income certificate under their area.

(6)     The number of seats available to the State from All India quota (Degree & Diploma course separately) will be distributed in all the categories in service and open category in the same ratio, as prescribed for State Quota seats and these seats will be distributed to a subject, course and college, which will be decided by random selection.

In case of any dispute regarding the number of seats to be added to a category the highest fraction shall be taken into consideration and shall be given preference.

(7)     Once allotted the seat and college, the candidate will be eligible for Re-allotment according to his/her merit as according to first allotment the candidate has to deposit the fees in the concerned college within the given last date and has to complete the formalities of admission.

Rule - 17. Admission.

Consequent upon a candidate's allotment for a subject, course and a college by counselling, he/she shall report on the notified date and time to the Dean/Principal of the College concerned

(1)     The admission committee consisting of Dean/Principal, two Professors and at least two Medical teachers belonging to reserved category shall also verify the original documents and if found eligible, shall give admission in a subject, course and the college allotted to the candidate.

(2)     Once admitted either through All India or State quota, all original certificates shall be kept by the college and a certificate to that effect will be issued to the candidate by the college authorities.

(3)     Original documents shall be returned to the candidates only on completion of their tenure or their resignation or leaving from the seat of the course and the college due to any reason. The original documents will be returned to the candidates, admitted on state quota seats only on full filling the bond of rural service or after depositing bond money and getting no objection certificate from department of public health & family welfare deptt.

(4)     A candidate so admitted to a particular subject, course/category and college will not be entitled for any change on any ground.

(5)     No admission in P.G. course/subject/college will be made after 31 May 2013 as per guidelines issued by MCI in pursuance of direction laid down by Hon'ble Supreme Court Judgment dated 11 September 2002 MCI Vs. Madhu Singh & Ors.

The action will be taken according to the direction or order issued by Hon'ble Supreme Court.

(6)     The claim of the candidates, who do not joined by the last date of joining/joined and left/joined and remained absent for a period of continuous fifteen days without prior permission of the Head of the institution, shall be forfeited and allotment/admission given shall be deemed to have been cancelled.

Rule - 18. Explanation of Rules.

The State Government reserves the right to amend any rule and procedure for admission. In case of any dispute related to the interpretation of these rules and amendments relating to them, the decision of the State Government shall be final and binding on all concerned.

Rule - 19. Repeal and Saving.

The Madhya Pradesh Medical and Dental Post-Gradate Courses Entrance Examination Rules, 2012 are hereby repealed:

Provided that any order made or action taken under these rules so repealed shall be deemed to have been made or taken under the corresponding provisions of these rules.