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Tamil Nadu to move court after three private medical colleges get deemed university status

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The Hindu Bureau
Tamil Nadu to move court after three private medical colleges get deemed university status
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The Tamil Nadu government is planning legal action against the central government's decision to grant 'deemed university' status to three private medical colleges. This move will result in the state losing 461 medical seats from its quota, effectively exempting these institutions from state-mandated reservation policies and fee structures.

With three private medical colleges obtaining “deemed to be university” status, Tamil Nadu will lose 461 medical seats from the State quota. The State government is now making efforts to take legal action and plans to file a writ petition soon, Health Minister K.G. Arunraj said on Wednesday.

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