NMC Issues Advisory Warning Students Against Enrolling In Unauthorised Medical Colleges

The National Medical Commission has issued a formal advisory urging students and parents to exercise caution before enrolling in medical institutions. This directive follows a Supreme Court order in the ongoing case of Ayesha Jain versus Amity University, which mandates that regulatory bodies must warn the public against dealing with unauthorised educational entities. Students are advised to independently verify a college's <b>statutory recognition</b>, permitted student intake, and official admission permissions for the current academic year. The commission warns that fraudulent institutions often use misleading advertisements, social media promotions, and unauthorised offers to attract aspirants before any payments are made. Furthermore, the NMC has implemented strict measures against colleges found admitting <b>fake patients</b> to inflate their records.