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Police Warn Medical Aspirants: Beware of Seat Scams

Summary

  • Police issue advisory against middlemen offering medical seats for money
  • Admissions based on NEET rank, not through middlemen
  • Public urged to participate in government counseling process
Police Warn Medical Aspirants: Beware of Seat Scams

On August 16, 2025, the Central Crime Branch (CCB) of Greater Chennai City Police (GCP) has issued a strong warning to medical aspirants, urging them not to be deceived by middlemen promising to secure college seats in exchange for money.

The police advisory comes in response to several petitions received at the public grievance redressal camp, where complaints were filed about fraudulent activities by intermediaries offering to get medical seats for a price. Greater Chennai City Police Commissioner A. Arun has appealed to the public to remain vigilant and not believe such false promises made by these middlemen.

The police have clarified that admissions to medical colleges are based solely on the rank list prepared from the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test (NEET) scores, and the seats are allocated through a transparent counseling process conducted by the government. Arun has advised students to participate in this official counseling procedure and visit the colleges directly, rather than relying on any intermediaries.

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FAQ

The Central Crime Branch (CCB) of Greater Chennai City Police (GCP) is warning medical aspirants not to fall prey to middlemen claiming to secure medical college seats for money.
Admissions to medical colleges in Greater Chennai are based on a rank list prepared from the marks scored by candidates in the National Eligibility-Cum-Entrance Test (NEET), and the seats are allocated through a counseling process conducted by the government.
Greater Chennai City Police Commissioner A. Arun has advised the public to be vigilant and not believe middlemen who promise to get medical seats for money. He has urged students to participate in the government's counseling process and visit the colleges directly.

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