Current Summary
According to a September 25 Pioneer Edge report, Uttarakhand Ayurved University (UAU) has approached Dehradun district police seeking vigilance against unauthorised activity during its mop-up round counselling for BAMS, BHMS and BUMS courses, scheduled from November 6 to 17 to fill vacant seats. UAU registrar Dr Shiv Kumar Baranwal wrote to the Dehradun senior superintendent of police and SP (Intelligence), stating the university has learned that brokers and unauthorised individuals may attempt to collect money from candidates and their families and transport them en masse to the counselling venue at the administrative building, under the pretense of securing admission. He said such activity risks defrauding candidates and compromising the process's transparency, and asserted the university conducts counselling in a fair, transparent manner consistent with established rules.
What We Know
- UAU has written to Dehradun police seeking vigilance during its November 6-17 mop-up counselling for BAMS, BHMS and BUMS courses.
- The university says brokers may attempt to collect money from candidates under the pretense of securing admission.
- Eligible candidates are required to appear in person before the counselling board.
What Is Still Unclear
- Whether any fraud complaints have already been received this season.
- What specific police measures will be deployed at the counselling venue.
Candidates should attend counselling in person and avoid engaging any intermediary who demands payment for admission help.
What Changed
- 26 Sept, 07:03 pmSignal detected: Ayurved University Seeks Police Vigilance Ahead of BAMS, BHMS, BUMS Mop-Up Counselling