MBBS seats to go up by nearly 1,000 in Karnataka

Updated on: Friday, November 26, 2010

Karnataka Government has given its nod to proposals from nine medical colleges in the state to raise the number of MBBS seats by a total of 930.

Medical Education Minister S A Ramadass said the colleges are both government and private. He said Medical Council of India had been approached for its permission in this regard.

At present, the total number of seats in the college stood at 3218, he added.

 

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