Re: Re: Any contacts in AIIMS ?? need my mom's CABG report ASAP

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Subject: Re: Any contacts in AIIMS ?? need my mom's CABG report ASAP

To: mgims

Date: Tuesday, February 22, 2011, 4:34 AM

 

Hi everyone,

Does anyone have a solid contact in AIIMS ? I need to retrieve some records.

My mother had a CABG in 6/98 and needs to undergo Aortic valve replacement ASAP

since it down to .61 cm2 here in US but we need her CABG report.

Her File # CV 7217/98

& CTV 28718 Her surgeon was Dr Venu Gopal.

Kindly let me know.

Thanks

Karuna Sharma 1978 batch

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To: mgims

Sent: Fri, February 4, 2011 11:41:31 PM

Subject: Re: How Seats Are Sold...The great Indian Medical Seats Scam

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Hi everyone,

These touts are the biggest chors. They are all hand in glove with

ministers.

My sister has a bad experience and the fellows were caught and now nothing in

being done.

The fellows are moving around scott free The involved investigating police want

their peice of cake. They want advance money to take action and get recovery.

This also will be gone.

My piece of advise to all concerned is that do not pay any money upfront. If at

all a donation seat has to be taken pay after getting the job done, else you

will loose your money.

Be cautious

Regards

Raju shah

1978

________________________________

To: mgims

Sent: Sat, 5 February, 2011 12:10:57 AM

Subject: Re: How Seats Are Sold...The great Indian Medical Seats Scam

coming up

Yes, Balwinder.

Sad but completely true. I have just been through the admission process and

have been contacted by these touts.

Maybe some are just con artists, but some are genuine scamsters.

I'll tell you one more scam. (True story)

My son, Yash, had thoroughly prepared for his PG entrance exams. Still, as

realistic parents, we were never sure about his admission. Hence, he had

applied for and appeared for the entire range of PG entrance tests.

As luck would have it, he was short-listed in the merit of Maharashtra

State, Centre and Karnataka State lists. But even before we knew about his

result, we received phone calls from different agents with lucrative offers.

(How these gentlemen got our phone numbers and results beforehand is a

matter of conjecture.)

The deal was simple. Yash could choose whichever seat he wanted. However, he

had to pick seats in the other two entrances as per instructions from these

touts. He would be paid upfront Rs. 20 lakhs per seat. Then he had to retain

the seats until the second selection round. After that, he could just

forsake the seat and pocket the money.

It seems that after the second round, the vacant seats are given to the

college administration for private allotment. Thus, the seats vacated after

the second round are available to them for illegal sale.

I was very curious. I enquired how could he take double (or in this case)

triple admissions if he had to submit his original certificates to each. The

agents told us not to worry, and everything would be managed.

And all this, mind you, even before the result was announced on the web

site. In fact we learned his results first from these touts and then

officially.

The rates going in Pune for PG seats were ranging from 20 lakhs for

Pathology to 60 lakhs for Surgery to 80 lakhs for Gynaec to a crore plus for

Radiology and Orthopaedics. These rates were for MD and MS seats. (MCI

recognized)

The rates for DNB are considerably less (5 to 10 lakhs), and in fact some

places do offer seats on merit.

Kishore Shah 1974

PS: Yes! We did make a notional loss of 40 lakhs by refusing the offer. But

then we balanced it by making a potential profit of much more.

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Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 12:05 PM

To: <mgims >

Subject: How Seats Are Sold...The great Indian Medical Seats Scam

coming up

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Thanks a lot .

Karuna

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To: mgims

Sent: Tue, February 22, 2011 12:54:26 AM

Subject: Re: Re: Any contacts in AIIMS ?? need my mom's CABG report ASAP

 

Dear Karuna,

You may try following MGIMS Alumini , now at AIIMS

1. Dr Dilip Shende, 76 batch 9811091836, 9810206729

 dilipshende@...  

 Prof of Anaesth.2. Dr Anoop Saraya, 76 batch , 9868397203    Prof of

Gastro-enterology3. Dr Anant Mohan, 88 batch    Deptt of Medicine

Regards,Gajendra Yadav, 81

Subject: Re: Any contacts in AIIMS ?? need my mom's CABG report ASAP

To: mgims

Date: Tuesday, 22 February, 2011, 4:34 AM

 

Hi everyone,

Does anyone have a solid contact in AIIMS ? I need to retrieve some records.

My mother had a CABG in 6/98 and needs to undergo Aortic valve replacement ASAP

since it down to .61 cm2 here in US but we need her CABG report.

Her File # CV 7217/98

& CTV 28718 Her surgeon was Dr Venu Gopal.

Kindly let me know.

Thanks

Karuna Sharma 1978 batch

________________________________

To: mgims

Sent: Fri, February 4, 2011 11:41:31 PM

Subject: Re: How Seats Are Sold...The great Indian Medical Seats Scam

coming up

Hi everyone,

These touts are the biggest chors. They are all hand in glove with

ministers.

My sister has a bad experience and the fellows were caught and now nothing in

being done.

The fellows are moving around scott free The involved investigating police want

their peice of cake. They want advance money to take action and get recovery.

This also will be gone.

My piece of advise to all concerned is that do not pay any money upfront. If at

all a donation seat has to be taken pay after getting the job done, else you

will loose your money.

Be cautious

Regards

Raju shah

1978

________________________________

To: mgims

Sent: Sat, 5 February, 2011 12:10:57 AM

Subject: Re: How Seats Are Sold...The great Indian Medical Seats Scam

coming up

Yes, Balwinder.

Sad but completely true. I have just been through the admission process and

have been contacted by these touts.

Maybe some are just con artists, but some are genuine scamsters.

I'll tell you one more scam. (True story)

My son, Yash, had thoroughly prepared for his PG entrance exams. Still, as

realistic parents, we were never sure about his admission. Hence, he had

applied for and appeared for the entire range of PG entrance tests.

As luck would have it, he was short-listed in the merit of Maharashtra

State, Centre and Karnataka State lists. But even before we knew about his

result, we received phone calls from different agents with lucrative offers.

(How these gentlemen got our phone numbers and results beforehand is a

matter of conjecture.)

The deal was simple. Yash could choose whichever seat he wanted. However, he

had to pick seats in the other two entrances as per instructions from these

touts. He would be paid upfront Rs. 20 lakhs per seat. Then he had to retain

the seats until the second selection round. After that, he could just

forsake the seat and pocket the money.

It seems that after the second round, the vacant seats are given to the

college administration for private allotment. Thus, the seats vacated after

the second round are available to them for illegal sale.

I was very curious. I enquired how could he take double (or in this case)

triple admissions if he had to submit his original certificates to each. The

agents told us not to worry, and everything would be managed.

And all this, mind you, even before the result was announced on the web

site. In fact we learned his results first from these touts and then

officially.

The rates going in Pune for PG seats were ranging from 20 lakhs for

Pathology to 60 lakhs for Surgery to 80 lakhs for Gynaec to a crore plus for

Radiology and Orthopaedics. These rates were for MD and MS seats. (MCI

recognized)

The rates for DNB are considerably less (5 to 10 lakhs), and in fact some

places do offer seats on merit.

Kishore Shah 1974

PS: Yes! We did make a notional loss of 40 lakhs by refusing the offer. But

then we balanced it by making a potential profit of much more.

--------------------------------------------------

Sent: Friday, February 04, 2011 12:05 PM

To: <mgims >

Subject: How Seats Are Sold...The great Indian Medical Seats Scam

coming up