HealthPhoto: Deccan Herald191 MBBS Seats Remain Vacant in Karnataka After Four Counselling Rounds
In Karnataka, 191 MBBS seats remain vacant this academic year despite four extended counselling rounds. This is the first vacancy in five years. After 656 seats were vacant post the third round, the Karnataka Examinations Authority held additional rounds. Experts attribute vacancies to the new 15% NRI quota in government medical colleges, costing Rs 25 lakh per seat, reducing demand for private management quota seats.
Deccan Herald··Bengaluru



