After NEET, around 800 super speciality medical seats may go vacant in India this year. This is why

Around 800 medical super speciality seats in the country are likely to vacant, owing to the National Medical Commission not reducing the cutoff percentile

Here's how you can apply for vacant medical seats by January 6 if you have cleared NEET

These 'stray' vacancy rounds will be conducted by the deemed, central universities and institutes, AIIMS, JIPMER after the MCC forwards the list of eligible candidates

He was everyone's anna: MCC mourns passing of Botany professor and HOD Abraham Immanuel Ebenezer

Abraham joined MCC as an undergraduate student of the Botany Department in 1980 and went on to complete his MSc from the same campus in 1985

No mop-up counseling for All India Quota: Kerala High Court dismisses plea seeking third round of counseling

National Medical Commission submitted that the third round of counselling was not intended or permitted by the Supreme Court, for admission to All India Quota

Ninety three seats for MBBS and BDS allotted by selection panel after MCC returns surrendered seats to TN

The seats were surrendered after remaining vacant even after two rounds of counselling by the MCC

With a new MoU, AUT students can now complete their final year project at IIT Madras

This was endorsed by Professor Raghunathan Rengaswamy, Dean Global Engagement at IIT Madras who said the agreement will allow mobility of students, joint research and joint supervision

How MCC's campaign against cyberbullying is equipping students to stay safe on social media

Called #404 - Online Errors Found, an initiative by the Department of Communication at MCC, the campaign aims to throw light on the gravity of the issue of cybercrimes on social media

Five MBBS seats to be reserved under central pool next academic year for children of COVID warriors

The Union Health Ministry has introduced a new category, 'Wards of COVID Warriors', in the guidelines for selection and nomination of candidates against central pool MBBS seats

NEET 2020: Women fare better, ST category sees a spike in pass percentage

Women fared better than men in the exam with a pass percentage of 57.14 (57.11 per cent in 2019) while 55.58 per cent of the men who appeared passed the exam

Regular exercise in the morning may cut cancer risk: Study

For the current study, published in the International Journal of Cancer, the research team examined the effect of timing of recreational physical activity on breast and prostate cancer risk

How MCC's Principal P Wilson tracked down seat-selling middlemen and shut down an admission scam in his first year

MCC has made a volitional attempt to begin tracking such elements to curb the culture and to conserve the reputation and values of the institution, the Principal said

RIP Professor Rajani: A dramatist, a Himalayan bibliophile and a gentleman from MCC

An English professor, Rajani is remembered for his plays, friendships and a kind heart. He was 79 at the time of his death

Scientists discover new drug to combat inflammation that may help fight COVID-19

The therapeutic drug, described in the journal Cell Reports, is called TAT CARMIL1, and is actually a combination of two naturally occurring small proteins or peptides

How red tape, apathy and law loopholes have deprived thousands of OBC candidates constitutionally mandated reservation in medical colleges

Several MPs, students, activists, welfare groups, faculty members have come out to demand the proper implementation of the OBC quota. But how was it overlooked for so long?

for so long?

Shocked that I was appointed: How Sonajharia Minz became one of the first adivasi women to become the Vice Chancellor of an Indian varsity

Sonajharia Minz has just been appointed as the VC of Sido Kanhu Murm University in Dumka, Jharkhand, her home state. She is only the second adivasi woman to take over the reigns at the University