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Fee Regulatory Body To Conduct Checks In Private Medical Colleges

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January 02, 2025

The Fee Regulatory Authority (FRA) has decided to conduct surprise inspections at private medical colleges across the state following complaints of excessive fees charged during admissions.

- Niraj Pandit

MUMBAI: The move comes after the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) submitted a report highlighting irregularities in nine private medical

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