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MADHYA PRADESH PRIVATE MEDICAL AND DENTAL POST GRADUATE COURSE ADMISSION RULES, 2017

MADHYA PRADESH PRIVATE MEDICAL AND DENTAL POST GRADUATE COURSE ADMISSION RULES, 2017

MADHYA PRADESH PRIVATE MEDICAL AND DENTAL POST GRADUATE COURSE ADMISSION RULES, 2017

 

PREAMBLE

In exercise of the powers conferred by section-12 of the Madhya Pradesh Niji Vyavsayik Shikshan Sanstha (Pravesh ka Viniyaman avam shulk ka Nirdharan) Adhiniyam, 2007 (No. 21 of 2007), the State Government, hereby, makes the following rules relating to eligibility of admission, manner of admission and reservation of seats in MD/MS/Diploma/MDS courses in Private Unaided Medical/Dental Colleges.

Rule - 1. Short title and Commencement

(1)     These rules shall be called the "Madhya Pradesh Private Medical and Dental Post Graduate Course Admission Rules, 2017".

(2)     They shall come into force from the date of their publication in the Madhya Pradesh Gazette and shall remain in force from the academic year 2017-18

Rule - 2. Definitions.

In these rules, unless the context otherwise requires,-

(a)      "Act" means Madhya Pradesh Niji Vyavsayik Shikshan Sanstha (Pravesh Ka Viniyaman Avam Shulk Ka Nirdharan) Adhiniyam, 2007 (No. 21 of 2007);

(b)      "Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee" means the Committee constituted by the State Government under the 'Act' for the supervision and guidance of admission process and for the fixation of fee to be charged from candidates seeking admission in a Private professional educational institution;

(c)      "Category" means Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes and unreserved category as specified and laid down by Madhya Pradesh Government;

(d)      "Class" means physically handicapped (as specified and laid down by the ministry of labour, Government of India) and women;

(e)      "College" means Private Medical or a Dental College/Institution in the State of Madhya Pradesh;

(f)       "Counselling" means, process of allotment of seat as per eligibility and merit of a candidate in qualifying exam;

(g)      "Competent Authority" means Commissioner, Medical Education or any other Authority as authorized by the State Government in this behalf;

(h)     "DCI" means Dental Council of India;

(i)       "Examination" means the NEET PG-2017/NEET MDS-2017 conducted by the National Board of Examination, New Delhi;

(j)       "In service candidates" means medical officers whose name appears in the list issued by Commissioner, Health Services, State Government for this purpose;

(k)      "Left out seats" means, seats falling vacant due to any reason after the last round of state level P.G. counselling;

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

(m)    "M.P.M.C." means, Madhya Pradesh Medical Council;

(n)     "M.P.D.C." means, Madhya Pradesh Dental Council;

(o)      NEET PG-2017 means (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test PG-2017) "NEET MDS-2017" means (National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test MDS 2017);

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

(q)      "Registered candidates" means eligible registered candidates for the process of P.G. counseling;

(r)      "Remote and/or Difficult Area" means any area situated in 89 tribal sub plan Blocks (Tribal Development Blocks);

(s)      "Scheduled Caste" means Scheduled caste as specified and laid down by the Government of Madhya Pradesh;

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

(u)     "Selected candidate" means, such candidate who has been allotted seat on the basis of merit of NEET PG-2017/NEET MDS-2017 Examination;

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

(w)     "University" means, such institutions to which the concerned medical college is affiliated with.

Rule - 3. General.

(1)     Admission to Post Graduate Degree and Diploma courses shall be governed and regulated by Medical Council of India/Dental Council of India/University/State Government/Government of India Rules and Regulations applicable at the time of allotment, scrutiny of documents and admission, as the case may be.

(2)     Post Graduate 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)     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 online registration for State level counselling conducted as per clause (5) of Rule 3 of these rules or at the time of scrutiny of the documents, or at the time of his/her admission or after admission, the admission of candidate shall be cancelled by the Dean/Principal of the College after permission from Director, Medical Education at any time during his/her studies and FIR may be lodged against the candidate.

(4)     Students found guilty of misconduct, indiscipline and unauthorized absence shall be liable to disciplinary action including expulsion from the College by the Dean/Principal and cancellation of registration by the University. In case of continuous unauthorised absence of a candidate for 45 days, process of cancellation of his/her admission shall be initiated by the Dean/Principal of the concerned college after obtaining the permission from Director, Medical Education. This period of absence shall not be adjusted against any of the permitted leave to the candidate, and such expelled candidate in Degree/Diploma courses shall not be eligible for admission in State Post Graduate seats for next 3 years in case of a Degree course and next 2 years in case of a Diploma course from the date of expulsion and he shall have to deposit the tuition fee for the remaining period of course in the concerned institute, otherwise the same shall be recovered as arrears of land revenue. The original documents of the candidate shall be returned only after the recovery of tuition fees as mentioned above.

(5)     Common counselling for Non-NRI seats of colleges and Madhya Pradesh Government Medical and Dental Colleges shall be made by the office of the Commissioner, Medical Education as per the process made under the Rule 3 (vi) of Madhya Pradesh Government Autonomous Medical and Dental Medical College Post Graduate Courses (Degree/Diploma) Admission Rules, 2017.

Rule - 4. Availability of Seats.

Information regarding the Post Graduate seats (M.D./M.S./Diploma/M.D.S.) in private medical/dental Colleges of the state, category wise/subject wise will be made available on the designated portal www.dme.mponline.gov.in. These seats shall be filled up by the qualified candidates through examination and counselling as per clause (5) rule 3 of these rules.

Rule - 5. Counselling And Reservation.

(1)     As per the Medical Council of India Postgraduate Medical Education Regulations, 2000, amended up to January, 2017, Regulation No. 9 (VI), read with Admission rules 2008 made under the Act, colleges shall be allowed to fill 15% of the total sanctioned seats in a college by NRI candidates. The counselling process of the NRI candidates as per the state merit list shall be done by the concerned college. The remaining seats to be filled by a college shall be allocated through the common counselling conducted as per clause (5) Rule 3 of these rules in accordance with the applicable reservation policy of State Government for different categories and class.

(2)     As per the Regulation No. 9 (VI) of the Medical Council of India Postgraduate Medical Education Regulations, 2000 as amended up to January, 2017, out of the total seats in a college, 50% seats in a college shall be filled by the State Government as per the Madhya Pradesh Government Autonomous Medical and Dental Medical Colleges Post Graduate Courses (Degree/Diploma) Admission Rules, 2017.

(3)     The reservation for different categories as per the present policy of the State Government for non-NRI seats shall be as under:-

(a)      20% of the seats shall be reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled Tribes;

(b)      16% of the seats shall be reserved for candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes;

(c)      14% of the seats shall be reserved for candidates belonging to Other Backward Class (OBC) other than creamy layer of other backward class.

(4)     Reservation for woman candidates shall be 30% of total seats in each category according to merit cum option in the respective category. This reservation shall not be made institute wise or subject wise.

(5)     The candidate claiming to be a candidate belonging to Scheduled Castes/Scheduled Tribes/Other Backward Classes (Non Creamy layer) category/domicile of Madhya Pradesh shall have to furnish details of permanent caste certificate and/or Madhya Pradesh state domicile certificate issued by the Competent Authority of the State Government and the original certificate has to be produced at the time of counselling conducted as per clause (5) rule 3 of these rules. If a candidate fails to produce original permanent caste and/or Madhya Pradesh State domicile certificate, he/she shall not be eligible for reservation. The candidate himself/herself shall be responsible for the same. The candidate belonging to the UR (unreserved) category shall be required to produce state domicile certificate to be eligible for allotment of UR seats reserved for state domicile candidates.

(6)     For such physically handicapped (PH) candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes (non-creamy) and unreserved category, three percent 3% seats shall be reserved category-wise for admission to P.G. courses. This reservation shall be horizontal. These candidates shall also be eligible as per their choice cum merit for allotment from open seats of their category.

The seat allotment process for physically handicapped candidate shall be as follows:

(a)      Scheduled Tribe physically handicapped candidates:-The following shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. ST OPEN*=> ST PH

(b)      Scheduled Caste physically handicapped candidates:-

The following shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. SC OPEN* => SC PH

(c)      Other backward class physically handicapped candidates:-

The following shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. OBC OPEN* => OBC PH

(d)      Unreserved physically handicapped candidates:-

The following shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. UR OPEN* => UR PH

Note: Open means any seat in the same category other than seat reserved for physically handicapped candidates in that category.

In case eligible physically handicapped candidates are not available in its category and class then the vacant seats shall be filled by open candidates of same category.

The seats reserved for physically handicapped candidates vide order dated 25-03-2009 issued by the Medical Council of India shall be filled up firstly by the candidates having locomotor disability of lower limb between 50-70 percent (PH-1):

Provided that if the seats remain vacant due to non-availability of the candidates with locomotor disability of lower limb between 50-70% then any such seats shall be filled up by those candidates who have locomotor disability of lower limbs between 40% to 50% (PH-2). The eligibility of candidates having locomotor disability shall be ascertained after the verification of the documents. The provisional allotment of non-eligible shall be cancelled and such vacant seats shall be cancelled and the seats thus fallen vacant will be included in the next round of counselling.

(7)     The candidate claiming physically handicapped reservation will have to produce a valid certificate, in the prescribed form from District Medical Board and a eligibility certificate from the superintendent of vocational Rehabilitation Centre for Physically Handicapped, Government of India, Ministry of Labour, Napier Town, Jabalpur. The certificate from Jabalpur should have been issued within three months of the date of first counselling.

(8)     As per guidelines of the Medical Council of India, the following types of disabilities shall not be considered as disability for the admission:-

(1)     Upper limb Handicapped

(2)     Visually Handicapped

(3)     Hearing Handicapped

(4)     More than 70% Lower limb Handicapped

(9)     In case the eligible candidates are not available to the extent of reservation in any category, the vacant seats of that category shall be filled up by making the vacant seat available to other categories as under:-

Firstly allotment of scheduled tribe candidates shall be ensured and thereafter

(a)      the vacant seats of Scheduled Tribes category shall be filled up by the eligible SC category candidates. The following formula shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. SC OPEN => SC PH => ST (OPEN)=>ST (PH)

(b)      the vacant seats of Scheduled Castes category shall be filled up by the eligible Scheduled Tribes category candidates. The following formula shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. ST OPEN => ST PH => SC (OPEN) =>SC (PH)

(c)      The vacant seats of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes category shall be filled up by the eligible OBC category candidates. The following formula shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. OBC OPEN => OBC PH => SC (OPEN) =>SC (PH) => ST OPEN =>STPH

(d)      In case the eligible candidates are not available in these three reserved categories in the above manner, the vacant seats shall be filled up by the eligible unreserved category candidates. The following formula shall be followed depending upon the eligibility. UR OPEN=> URPH=> OBC OPEN =>OBC PH => SC (OPEN)=>SC (PH) => ST OPEN=>ST PH

Rule - 6. Eligibility.

(1)     The Candidate must be a citizen of India.

(2)     For domicile candidate, the candidate must have Madhya Pradesh state domicile certificate issued by the competent authority of the State Government.

(3)     As per the regulation 9 (IV) of the Medical Council of India Regulation 2000, the process to award the incentive marks for service as on 28th February, 2017 to the in service candidates shall be administered by the Public Health and Family Welfare Department of the Government of Madhya Pradesh. The in-service candidates shall be eligible for allotment on the basis of total marks calculated after adding the incentive marks in the marks obtained in the examination.

(4)     The candidate must have passed all MBBS/BDS Examinations from any recognized Medical/Dental College of India.

(5)     The candidate must have completed compulsory internship from a Medical Council of India/Dental Council of India recognized institution on or before 31.03.2017.

(6)     The candidate must be permanently registered with the Madhya Pradesh Medical Council/Madhya Pradesh Dental Council, as the case may be, within one month from the date of admission on the allotted Post Graduate seat. The candidate shall have to produce either permanent registration certificate or the documentary proof of submission of application for registration and deposition of requisite fee for registration in the Madhya Pradesh Medical Council/Madhya Pradesh Dental Council, otherwise the process for cancellation of the admission shall be initiated.

(7)     The candidates belonging to Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes category shall produce permanent caste certificate issued by the competent authority of the State Government to be eligible for issuing such certificate.

(8)     The qualifying marks in eligibility examination for admission to the Post Graduate Medical and Dental courses shall be 40th percentile for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Other Backward Classes candidates and 50th percentile for unreserved category candidates and 45th percentile for physically handicapped candidates of unreserved category.

(9)     Any candidate who has been admitted on any seat in private medical/dental college, if resigns from the seat or is expelled by the college, shall not be eligible for the admission in the Post Graduate degree course for 3 years and for Post Graduate diploma course for 2 years from the date of such resignation/expulsion. The candidates shall give an undertaking to this effect at the time of scrutiny during counselling process in the Proforma-2 appended to these rules.

(10)   Such Candidates who have completed Post Graduate Degree course shall not be eligible for admission in Post Graduate seats for the next three years from the date of completion of the course. Such candidates who have completed Post Graduate Diploma course in any subject between 1st May, 2016 to 31st December, 2016 shall be eligible for admission in PG Degree course in the same subject. The candidates at the time of scrutiny during the counselling process shall give an under taking to this effect in Proforma-2.

(11)   The candidate shall be present with the Proforma-1 at the time of counselling conducted as per clause (v) Rule 3 of these rules and shall produce all necessary original documents as mentioned below during the counselling:-

(1)     All India result slip of NEET PG-2017/NEET MDS-2017 and admit card issued to the candidate for examination with photo.

(2)     10th class and 12th class mark sheet.

(3)     Mark sheets of MBBS/BDS examination.

(4)     Compulsory Internship completion certificate or certificate relating to completion of internship till 31st March, 2017 issued by an authorised officer.

(5)     Madhya Pradesh Medical Council/Madhya Pradesh Dental Council, permanent/temporary registration certificate or a receipt of application for registration.

(6)     Post Graduate education undertaking in proforma-2.

(7)     Aadhar card.

(8)     Domicile certificate issued by the competent authority of the State Government, (if applicable).

(9)     Caste certificate issued by the competent authority (if applicable).

(10)   Income certificate of the current year (2016-17) issued by tehsildar/nayab tehsildar for determination of creamy layer/non-creamy layer status of candidate. (if applicable).

(11)   The certificate issued by the District Medical Board and physically handicapped rehabilitation centre, Napier Town, Jabalpur for a physically handicapped candidate.

(12)   No objection certificate issued by Department of Public Health and Family Welfare/Department of Medical Education, State Government to the rural service bonded candidates.

(12)   Eligibility for allotment of left out seats.-

(1)     Following candidates shall be eligible for the allotment of left out seats:-

(a)      Such registered candidates who have not been allotted any seat in the earlier rounds of counselling.

(b)      Such registered candidates who have given "Opt for waiting" option in the earlier rounds of counselling

(c)      Such registered candidates who did not opt choice filling in earlier rounds.

(2)     The following candidates shall not be eligible for the allotment of the left out seats-

(a)      who have been admitted in any allotted seat in previous rounds of counselling.

(b)      who were allotted seat in the previous rounds of counselling, but did not take admission on the allotted seat.

(c)      who have resigned from their allotted and admitted seat.

Rule - 7. Fee Structure.

The Admission and Fee Regulatory Committee constituted under the Act shall be the authority to decide the fee structure for MDS, MS and Diploma Courses except for colleges under Private Universities. For colleges under Private Universities, Fee structure, as approved by the competent authority shall apply.

Rule - 8. Fee Refund.

Tuition fee, after deduction of 10% shall be refunded to the candidate admitted in Post Graduate Course through State counselling if he/she resigns from his/her seat till 5.00 p.m. on the last day of last round of counselling.

Rule - 9. Counselling Committee and Counselling Process.

A committee shall be constituted under the Chairmanship of Director Medical Education for counselling to supervise the counselling process. The committee shall consists of the following members:-

1.

Director, Medical Education

Chairman

2.

One representative of the Chairman of-AFRC

Member

3.

One representative of the Chairman of-Private University Regulatory Commission

Member

4.

Two members nominated by the APDMC-

Member

5.

One representative from the Madhya Pradesh-Medical University

Member

6.

Principal of the govt. autonomous Dental-colleges

Member

7.

Deans of all govt. autonomous Medical-college

Member

8.

Joint Director, Department of Medical-Education

Member

9.

One representative of the reserved category-nominated by the Director of Medical Education Madhya Pradesh

Member

The committee shall work in coordination with the Counselling committee constituted under the Madhya Pradesh Government Autonomous Medical and Dental Medical College Post Graduate Courses (Degree/Diploma) Admission Rules, 2017. The counselling process shall be conducted as per Rule 3(vi) of the Madhya Pradesh Government Autonomous Medical and Dental Medical College Post Graduate Courses (Degree/Diploma) Admission Rules, 2017.

Rule - 10. Admission:

(1)     The candidate who has been allotted a subject, course and college during the counselling shall report to the Dean/Principal of the College within the specified date and time for completion of the admission process.

(2)     A candidate who is admitted on the allotted seat shall deposit the following original documents with the concerned college:-

(a)      MPMC/MPDC permanent registration certificate (if available) or an affidavit to the effect that he/she will deposit the MPMC/MPDC permanent registration certificate within 3 months of admission or will deposit receipt of application for permanent registration.

(b)      No objection certificate issued by Public Health & Family Welfare Department/Medical Education Department to the bonded candidates of Madhya Pradesh Government for rural service.

(c)      MBBS/BDS degree or MBBS/BDS final prof, marksheet. A certificate mentioning the documents deposited by Candidate shall be issued to the candidate by the Dean/Principal of concerned college

(3)     The original documents of the candidate admitted through state counselling will only be returned on presenting the "No objection certificate" issued by Department of health and family welfare/Department of medical education after completing the rural service bond or on depositing the bond amount.

(4)     Fees of those candidates shall be forfeited who have deposited the fees of the allotted institute online at the time of scrutiny but have failed to report for admission process in the concerned college within the stipulated dates.

(5)     The candidate shall not be eligible for any change in the subject, course, category and college on any ground after the last round of counselling or after allotment of the left out seats.

(6)     If any candidate fails to take admission on the last date of admission or leaves the seat after taking admission, his/her claim on the seat shall be forfeited and his/her admission shall be treated as cancelled and the candidate shall be declared ineligible to participate in the further rounds of counselling and allotment of left out seats.

(7)     The list of admitted candidates in Private Medical/Dental Colleges shall be provided by the Dean/Principal of the concerned college to the Director, Medical Education after every round of counselling. This list shall also be displayed on website and notice board of the concerned college.

Rule - 11. The facilities for admitted students.

The following facilities shall be provided to the admitted students who-

(a)      one day weekly off (non cumulative).

(b)      19 days casual leave per academic year.

(c)      Maternity leave with stipend during the entire tenure for 180 days with prior permission of the Dean/Principal of the college. Medical certificate must be produced within ten days of proceeding on leave as per Madhya Pradesh Government Department of Medical Education Ministry Order no. F5/123/2013/01/55 Bhopal dated 03/06/2013 (Annexure-01) and G.A.D. order no. F1-7/1/2010/ni/4 Bhopal dated 07/06/2010(Annexure-01-A).

(d)      As per the Government order NO. 147/4572/03/55/M.E.-1, Dated 14-01-04, Medical leave shall be 15 days per year without stipend with prior permission. Medical certificate has to be produced within 10 days after proceeding on leave. Medical leave can be availed every year and no carry forward of this leave shall be allowed i.e. this leave would be non-cumulative.

Rule - 12. Bond.

(1)     Seat Leaving Bond

After taking admission on the allotted seat, candidate shall submit an affidavit stating that he/she shall complete the course and shall submit a seat leaving bond, stating that if he/she resigns from the seat after the last date of last round of Madhya Pradesh State combined Post Graduate counselling, 2017 or thereafter and before the completion of the course or is expelled from course due to any reason after admission, he/she shall have to deposit total prescribed tuition fees for the whole duration of Post Graduate course in the concerned institution. The original documents shall be returned to the students only after deposition of such fee. In addition such admitted candidates in Degree/Diploma course shall not be eligible for next 3 years for admission in Post Graduate seats in case of Degree Course and next 2 years in case of Diploma Course from the date of resignation/expulsion (Proforma-5).

(2)     Rural Service Bond.

(a)      Candidate shall have to submit a bond (Proforma-3) as per Madhya Pradesh Government instructions i.e. Rs. 10.00 lacs (Rupees Ten lacs) for post graduate degree (MD/MS/MDS) and Rs. 8.00 lacs (Rupees Eight lacs) for diploma course for serving under the state government in the notified area for one year after completing Post Graduate Degree/Diploma course. All Deans of private Medical/Dental Colleges shall provide the list of such candidates to the Commissioner, Health services, State Government who are appearing for university exams from their institutes at least three months prior to the start of examination. They shall also provide the list of successful Post Graduate candidates within 15 days from the date of declaration of the examination results. The Commissioner, Health services shall issue appointment orders to such successful candidates within three months after declaration of result.

(b)      For in service candidates the rural service bond will be as per Proforma-4.

Rule - 13. Right to amend the Rule.

The State Government reserves the right to amend any rule and process of counselling and admission. The information in this regard shall be available on the website of Commissioner, Medical Education Madhya Pradesh and designated portal for counselling www.dme.mponline.gov.in Therefore, the candidates should be in constant touch with the Commissioner Medical Education official Website www.medicaleducation.mp.gov.in and portal www.dme.mponline.gov.in

Rule - 14. Interpretation of rules.

In case of any dispute relating to the interpretation of these rules and their amendment, the decision of the State Government shall be final and binding on all concerned.