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Student Handbook - Rules and Academic Regulations (MBBS) Academic Session 2018/2019

5.5 Medical Check-up
a. It is compulsory for new students to complete their medical check-up
prior to enrolling into the University. The Medical check-up form shall be
printed from the University’s website.
b. The expenses involved shall be borne by the students. The University
reserves the right to deny admission to those who are certified unfit by a
qualified physician.
c. In cases where students develop a medical condition while a semester is
in progress and if the condition is detrimental to their wellbeing, the
University will advise the students to discontinue their studies until such
a time when a qualified physician certifies that the students have fully
recovered from the medical condition or illness.

5.6 Personal Records / Documents
a. All documents and records submitted by students when applying as well
as during registration process are non-returnable and shall be kept by
the Admission and Records Department, Registrar Office.
b. Personal data and all assessment results shall be kept and continuously
updated electronically using eKLAS.
c. Students are responsible to immediately notify the Admission and
Records Department, Registrar Office, should there be any changes in
their personal details such as the contact address and telephone
number.
d. All information received are considered confidential and shall be made
available only to the University authorised personnel.

5.7 Residential Permits (Applicable to MBBS students in Bangalore Campus only)
a. As per laws of the government of India, all International students MUST
have residential permit to reside in India. Students have to apply for the
same within ten (10) days of entering India and should submit a copy of
the following documents to the Police Commissioner of Bangalore, India:

i. Admission letter from the University
ii. Eligibility certificate addressed to the police commissioner,
Foreign Regional Registration Office (FRRO)
iii. Visa
iv. Eight (8) passport-sized photographs.

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