MBBS student stuck in first year for over a decade at a Gorakhpur medical college; NMC asked to step in

A medical student in Gorakhpur has remained enrolled in the first year of MBBS for over a decade without clearing exams or ...
India Today on MSN

Medical commission to decide fate of student stuck in first year for over a decade

A student at BRD Medical College has remained in the first year of MBBS for over ten years due to regulatory gaps. The ...

MBBS student remains in first year for over a decade at Gorakhpur college; institute seeks NMC help

Grappling with regulatory hurdles, the college administration has now approached the NMC seeking its guidance to resolve the issue. | Education News ...

India’s Longest MBBS? Student Enrolled for 11 Years Without Appearing for Exams

Gorakhpur Medical College says regulatory loopholes prevent cancelling admission or evicting the student from hostel despite ...
Drexel University

First-Year Student Next Steps

We are excited for you to arrive at Drexel University! Here are some important items you must complete before your first day of class. Located on the Welcome tab of your DrexelOne account, be sure to ...
The Week

UP MBBS student occupies hostel for 11 years after failing first year and college can’t remove him

According to college authorities, the student, who could not clear the first-year MBBS examination in 2015, never left and regulatory hurdles means they can't do anything about it ...
Medical Dialogues

Regulatory grey area? BRD Medical college student remains in MBBS first year for 11 years

An unprecedented academic case has come to light at BRD Medical College in Gorakhpur, where an MBBS student has remained in ...
University of Wyoming

First-Year Undergraduate Admission

At the University of Wyoming, we are dedicated to providing accessible and affordable education, empowering you to reach your full potential both in and out of the classroom. Our admission process ...
The Harvard Crimson

The First Examination at Harvard.

It was not until 1790 that the college authorities introduced examinations at Harvard. At first they were oral and public, and every student was required to attend under penalty of twenty shillings ...