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Writ petition against MCI coz not issue my eligibility certificate


07-Dec-2023 (In Civil Law)
Respected authorities I was studied intermediate in NIOS 2012 ofter I went to abroad for MBBS 2016 to 2022 . Now i I’m preparing for fmge exam but mci not issue my eligibility certificate due to NIOS intermediate. Delhi hogh court gave clear guidelines to mci at 2018 but thay are not entertained .if i failed so submit my eligibility certificate I’m unable to write my exam
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Answer #1
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Hello Sir. This is Adv. Shrikant Samantara, owner of Shrikant Samantara Law Associates. You may file a Writ Petition before the Hon’ble Delhi High Court for the direction of mandamus to MCI for issuance of Eligibility Certificate to you. Feel free to contact for any further enquiries. Regards.
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Answer #2
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Hi. If the delhi high court guidelines are not being followed then a writ can definitely be filed to that effect. I will have to look at your documents to have a detailed discussion with you and decide on the next steps. Please contact me for the same
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