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Following row, permission to Vaishno Devi college to run MBBS course withdrawn

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Updated At : 12:34 PM Jan 08, 2026 IST
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The National Medical Commission has withdrawn permission for running MBBS classes at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Institute of Medical Excellence after a month-long controversy. The decision followed an inspection that flagged deficiencies in the college’s functioning. Authorities said affected students will be shifted to other medical colleges, while protests had erupted earlier over seat allotment issues. #NMC #MedicalEducation #MBBSSeats #VaishnoDevi #MedicalCollege #JammuKashmir #EducationNews #HealthNews #BreakingNews

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