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Students surrender seats
Staff Reporter
BANGALORE: Twenty-nine of the 40 students who opted for the Ambedkar Medical College (AMC) in the first round of the COMED-K counselling surrendered their seats in the casual vacancy round here on Thursday.
Following this, other medical seat aspirants protested when the consortium refused to re-allot them. However, unlike its government counterpart, COMED-K is cautious and got students to sign an undertaking in the first round. “The MCI has instructed us to not allot seats. Parents may want to take the risk; but we don’t want to misguide students,” COMED-K secretary S. Kumar explained.
“We are willing to take the risk, so why should my niece be denied the opportunity? AMC is a 30-year-old college,” said Eshwar A., a guardian.
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