Bare ActsThe West Bengal Allied-medical And Para-medical Council Act, 2015

Section 38

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(1) In order to maintain the standard of education, any person or Institution intending to obtain approval or permission under section 35 shall obtain a 'no objection certificate' regarding desirability and feasibility to impart education from the State Government before submitting a scheme under this section. (2) The State Government shall issue such 'no objection certificate' in the form of an 'essentiality certificate' in such manner subject to fulfilment of such terms and conditions as may be prescribed by rules. (3) Every person or Institution intending to impart education, shall, for the purpose of obtaining approval or permission under section 35, submit to State Government an application in the form of a scheme in accordance with the provisions of sub-section (4)and the State Government shall refer the scheme to the Council for its recommendations. (4) The scheme referred to in sub-section (3) shall be in the form containing such particulars and shall be preferred in such manner and shall be accompanied by such supporting document and such fee as may be prescribed by rules. (5) Any change in address or situation of the Institution or of faculty or staff belonging to, or any other particulars mentioned under sub-section (4) shall be communicated by the applicant or the person conducting the Institution to the Council not later than thirty days after such change specifically mentioning the exact date when such change occurred. (6) No applicant under sub-section (3) shall try to obtain the recognition by misrepresentation of facts, fraudulent practices, falsification of documents, or user of unfair means. (7) Before submitting the scheme, the person or the Institution has to fulfil such eligibility and qualifying criteria as may be prescribed by rules.

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