In Brief
Chintpurni Medical College sought permission to admit 150 MBBS students for academic year 2019-2020 after being debarred for two years due to gross deficiencies in teaching faculty, clinical material, and infrastructure. The Medical Council of India rejected the request, citing continued non-compliance with conditions and ongoing administrative proceedings. The Supreme Court upheld the rejection, holding that a college previously found to have persistent deficiencies cannot claim automatic admission rights after a debarment period expires without a fresh inspection. The Court affirmed that admissions are permissible only after renewal of recognition is granted and deficiencies are verified as rectified, dismissing the appeal accordingly.
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