The apex court-appointed OC, headed by Justice RM Lodha, had asked colleges to upload various information about faculty, bed strength and infrastructure among others on their websites.
The OC has now directed to keep in "abeyance" the conditional permission granted to colleges which failed to comply with these directions, the Ministry said.
"It is now directed by OC to keep in abeyance the conditional permission granted to those colleges for 2016-17 that have failed to comply with the above direction," a health ministry public notice said.
"All the state governments and universities are also advised not to allow admissions in such colleges which have failed to comply with the above direction of the OC and the Health Ministry," the Ministry said.
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