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'Med seat aspirant' held for impersonation bid at ComedK counselling

  •   Wed, Jul 15 2015 08:22:07 AM

Bengaluru, Jul 15 (DHNS): A “medical seat aspirant” in the ComedK counselling has been arrested by the police for attempting impersonation in the seat selection process.

The ComedK is conducting seat counselling for admissions to undergraduate medical courses. Monday was the first day of Round One of medical counselling.

During the process, officials caught the candidate red-handed even as he was trying to take the place of a candidate who has secured 56th rank in the ComedK test. The original rank of the arrested candidate is said to be 10,156.

ComedK officials told Deccan Herald that immediately after they found out the candidate's attempt to bluff his way through the counselling, they alerted the police and handed him over to them.

The candidate is said to be hailing from Delhi. Jayanagar police registered an FIR on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, on the second day of the seat counselling on Tuesday, all the medical seats were taken and the counselling process got over within two hours of opening, according to ComedK officials. By the end of the day, about 105 medical seats meant for Christian minority, Tulu and H-K region candidates were vacant.
  

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  • Vijaya, Delhi

    Fri, Jul 17 2015

    How is the impersonation even possible? There is thorough checking of the rank card by officials at the entrance itself.
    Something is fishy about this.

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  • Rita, Germany

    Thu, Jul 16 2015

    So funny or say why the seats for medicine are rare.One of my Relations Girl is a first ranked seeks medical seats and given number of tests,and one of the best ,still she didnt get the seat yet around,but offered a dental or somewhere in a Corner in India.no wonder when one reads.Now here we hear seats are vacant.what to say ?where can one get crores?if only grew on trees.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Wed, Jul 15 2015

    We all know from where these bluff masters come from ...

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  • yogesh, mumbai

    Wed, Jul 15 2015

    How can he impersonate - if his regn. no. is different than 56th rank holder? even if same name...surname, intial should be different. How can he come to the stage of bluffing during counselling? Stupid delhiwaala!!!

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  • Ramakrishna A K , Mangalore

    Wed, Jul 15 2015

    It is alleged that the Managements of Private colleges themselves arrange for impersonation and after the admission is over the same student surrenders the seat to the Management by taking Rs.10 lakhs from Management and in turn the Management sells the same seat under Management-discretionary-quota for two crores per student.
    The CET & COMED-K is nothing less than VYAPAM of MP in "Surrender Racket".

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  • Aadil Khan, Kasaragod/Saudi Arabia

    Wed, Jul 15 2015

    All medical seats should be made free of cost so that anyone who wishes to be a doctor can pursue it.

    Look at the engineering seats, plenty of seats are vacant in Karnataka and no takers.

    So, any parents who wish their wards be a doctor or engineer can easily become one.

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