MR Jayaram, secretary of KPCF told reporters that this year NEET will be
conducted to fill the MBBS and BDS seats in private colleges and all
these developments (SC's direction of conducting NEET and NEET
ordinance) have taken place after the consensual agreement was signed
between KPCF and the state government to share the seats. "But now since
NEET is conducted for private colleges this consensual agreement is
invalid," he said.
He said as per the Supreme Court directions 15% seats will be
reserved for NRI students. Of the remaining 85% seats, not even a single
seat will be shared as government quota in the private colleges.
Recently, the union health minister JP Nadda, after the NEET ordinance
was passed has stated that the government quota seats will remain the
same in private colleges. But KPCF pointed out that in the ordinance it
is mentioned that there will be government quota, but no where it is
mentioned that what is government quota and about the percentage of
seats to be reserved for government quota.
But the good news is, of the 85% seats
(excluding NRI quota), 50% of the seats will be reserved for SC, ST and
OBC categories. This means it would be easy for students belonging to
this category to get medical and dental seats in private colleges. There
are around 1,500 medical and 1,600 dental seats in private colleges.
AS Srikanth, chief executive of COMEDK said COMEDK will do the
counselling for MBBS and BDS seats in private colleges after the NEET
results are out and an oversee committee formed by the state government
will monitor it, this will ensure more transparency. "We will follow the
fee structure fixed by the Fee Fixation Committee, which is also formed
by the government." The committee has already submitted the report to
the government.
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