Krishna Mohan Medical College Mathura allegedly charges hefty fine from students

As per reports, the doctors are under stress in the Krishna Mohan Medical College Mathura due to the huge fine charged to them. Read here for more details.

The office orders of Krishna Mohan Medical College Mathura show that they are charging unreasonable amounts from students as fines.

One of the tweets by a doctor reads, “Dictatorship of Krishna Mohan medical college Mathura ★Roaming in college campus night time= 10000 fine, ★Roaming outside gate= 1lakh/-, ★Absent in Pre-university exam=50000/- ★Absent in Theory class of ENT= 50000/- How can anyone survive in Such Toxic condition?.”

One of the office orders said that students of MBBS batch 2020 who were absent on October 28, 2023 in Theory class of ENT were fined a sum of INR 50,000 per student. If such an incident is repeated in future, then students will be suspended for 15 days, added the office order.

For roaming outside the gate, an amount of INR 1 lakh was charged from the students, for roaming outside at night, they were charged INR 10,000 each. Moreover, the students of MBBS Batch 2019 who have not appeared in the Pre-University Exam are fined an amount of INR 50,000.

Another tweet by the health activist doctor says, “Private colleges are forcing medical students for Suicide By such continuous torture mentally & financially & This is the main reason! Why are many Neetpg2013 seats vacants after several counseling also. Candidates want to avoid such colleges @mansukhmandviya."

Tweets reacting to huge fine charged by Krishna Mohan Medical College Mathura

Following are the tweets that reacted to these huge fine - 

One of the tweet says, “MC should revoke their Licence and impose fine on the college. But unfortunately this is India, those things won't happen here. And even if those students sue in courts they will drag the case from months to years. And even get on the bad side of college.”

Another tweet reads, “It appears from the above that the medical college is exploiting students to unlawfully gain extra income. Why should the students (and their guardians) pay such unlawful and exorbitant penalties to the college?”

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