Supreme Court of India
Medical Council of India v. Sarang and Ors.
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Education Medical Council of India Regulations on Graduate Medical Education, 1997: c Medical student-Migration from one University to another-Condition provided for in Regulation 6(5)-/nterpretation of-Held before appearing in Jlnd Professional MB. .S. Examination candidate should complete 18 months study in the transferee college-Not combined study of 18 months in college from and to which transferred-Academic matters-Interference with by Courts-Permissibility of The respondent, a student of medical college in New Mumbai, sought migration to a medical college at Aurangabad.
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