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Varsity dismisses reports of paper leak

Staff Reporter

PGCET for admission to postgraduate medical and dental courses today

BANGALORE: The Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) on Saturday dismissed reports of leak of question paper of the Postgraduate Common Entrance Test (PGCET) for admission to PG medical and dental courses on Sunday.

This newspaper got copies of two sets of question papers, which sources said, were being circulated for a whopping sum. But the RGUHS denied any leak, maintaining that it had ensured foolproof security. The questions had been picked at random and even the university Vice-Chancellor and registrars were not aware of them, varsity officials told The Hindu.

The PGCET will be held at 16 centres.

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