AIIMS NEW DELHI THE TOP MEDICAL COLLEGE

AIIMS NEW DELHI THE TOP MEDICAL COLLEGE 

AIIMS New Delhi continues to be the undefeated winner of India’s premier medical college this year, according to the National Organization Ranking Framework (NIRF) 2022 released by the Federal Minister of Education Dalmendra Pradan. AIIMS not only topped the rankings in the medical category but also achieved rank 9 across the category. This means that it is the 9th best university in India, regardless of the stream. 

 Also, in the previous year, New Delhi’s All India Institute of Medical Sciences ranked first with an overall score of 92.07, followed by Chandigarh’s Graduate School of Medical Education and Velor’s Research and Christian Medical College. 

Amidst all the glory, one can’t ignore the cost of being a medical student. The Supreme Court will call the legal points if the preliminary approval form downloaded from the Medical Counseling Commission (MCC) website confirms MBBS approval. In addition, the Apex Court has not submitted a registration form, a review of the original document, and various other commitments and affidavits, but partial paying confirms admission to medical school with the student’s approval. These questions were raised in front of the Supreme Court bench after the MBBS candidate appealed for the withholding of the original document by the medical school that was previously considering admission. 

 After attending the NEET UG consultation conducted by the MCC, the candidate in question received the location of the assigned/paid allocation at DY Patil ranking 17th position as the top medical college in NIRF RANKING 2022, which is considered a university in  Navi Mumbai.

She has never submitted an entry form or other required documents, an affidavit, or a commitment, but has complained that she was only identified as a co-candidate because she paid a partial fee. She claimed she was reported as her co-candidate, even though she informed the college that she could not afford the financial costs. 

 As she approached the Supreme Court, she claimed that the university refused to publish her original document. She also argued that she had made a huge deposit of  25 lakh, and even if allowed under the provisional allocation, the maximum amount that could be held as a deposit was 2 lakhs.

As a result, she petitioned the court to release/return her money and require the institution to produce her original paperwork.

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