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Parents’ body urges continuation of existing medical admissions norms in Andhra Pradesh

The Andhra Pradesh Medicos Parents Association has called on the state government to maintain the existing medical admissions guidelines (G.O. Ms. No. 151, dated December 4, 2020) and review the new rules (G.O. Ms. No. 102, dated July 30, 2026). The association argues that the new guidelines conflict with a 2019 High Court directive aimed at improving transparency and protecting the rights of students from reserved categories. They claim that the current system, which includes the 'All Options' method, has functioned effectively without issues, ensuring fairness and social justice. The group warns that abandoning this approach could undermine the reservation policy and disrupt the admission process.

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Parents’ body urges continuation of existing medical admissions norms in Andhra Pradesh

The Andhra Pradesh Medicos Parents Association has called on the state government to maintain the existing medical admissions guidelines (G.O. Ms. No. 151, dated December 4, 2020) and review the new rules (G.O. Ms. No. 102, dated July 30, 2026). The association argues that the new guidelines conflict with a 2019 High Court directive aimed at improving transparency and protecting the rights of students from reserved categories. They claim that the current system, which includes the 'All Options' method, has functioned effectively without issues, ensuring fairness and social justice. The group warns that abandoning this approach could undermine the reservation policy and disrupt the admission process.

Bias read (Center): The article presents the concerns of a parent organization regarding changes in medical admission policies, referencing legal precedents and institutional procedures. While the issue involves governance and policy, the tone remains objective, citing official documents and court rulings without overt

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