The Madhya Pradesh Youth Congress (MPYC) President Kunal Chowdhry while addressing a Press conference here on Sunday said that the result of All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) - 2014 conducted by Central Board of Secondary Education Delhi has been declared and the students securing more than 40% were called for counseling and seats have been allotted to them. Only names of 55 SC/ST students are there in the list declared by Madhya Pradesh government whereas still 80 – 90 seats are still vacant in this category, he added.
Chowdhry further said that the MPYC demand the admission of the students securing less than 40% marks on various grounds. There are around 90 per cent 10+2 schools run by Madhya Pradesh Board of Secondary education, Bhopal whereas All India Pre-Medical Test was conducted according to the CBSE pattern, he added.
He further said that there is a lot of difference between M.P Board and CBSE syllabus. Due to the difficulty level of CBSE syllabus, students in this category failed to secure 40% marks.
Chowdhry said that according to 27th point in the notification of admission rule 2014, the State Government has the right to make changes in the admission rules of government, private and dental colleges. He demanded that the state government should make necessary changes in the rule and should give the admission to the students securing less than 40% marks, he added.