Health varsity name row: TDP MP seeks intervention of National Medical Commission

[ad_1] P. Sujatha Varma VIJAYAWADA November 06, 2022 04:59 IST Updated: November 06, 2022 04:59 IST P. Sujatha Varma VIJAYAWADA November 06, 2022 04:59 IST Updated: November 06, 2022 04:59 IST TDP MP and senior advocate Kanakamedala Ravindra Kumar has sought the intervention of the National Medical Commission (NMC) to retain the name of Dr. […]

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National Medical Commission sets up anti-ragging panel, seeks details of suicides by students

[ad_1] India’s medical education regulator, the National Medical Commission, has constituted an anti-ragging committee that has asked medical colleges for details on suicides by students over the last five years. The committee, chaired by the president of the Under-Graduate Medical Education Board, Dr Aruna Vanikar, reviewed ragging complaints from students and parents during its first […]

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Govt extends time limit for holding NExT till Sept 2024

[ad_1] The government has extended the time limit for conducting the National Exit Test (NExT) exam for final year MBBS students till September 2024 by invoking the provisions of the NMC Act. Though there is no official word so far that the NExT exam will not be held in 2023, the Union Health Ministry’s gazette […]

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NEET PG counselling 2022: One day halt will not affect the counselling schedule says DGHS

[ad_1] NEET PG counselling 2022: A day after the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) withdrew the provisional results for the round-1 of NEET-PG counselling for 2022, the director general of health services said that halting the process for one day is “not going to affect the counselling schedule.” The DGHS statement on twitter said, “Due to […]

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NMC constitutes anti-ragging cell to deal with complaints in medical colleges

[ad_1] The National Medical Commission has constituted an anti-ragging cell to examine and resolve complaints forwarded by anti-ragging committees of different medical colleges. According to an order issued on September 15, the cell members will meet once every month to take up the ragging complaints and undertake an independent enquiry. Complaints against ragging will be […]

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Can’t admit medical undergrads from Ukraine in India: govt to SC

[ad_1] Indian undergraduate medical students who fled Ukraine due to the war cannot be accommodated in the country’s medical colleges, the Centre told the Supreme Court on Thursday. In its affidavit filed in the Supreme Court, the Union Ministry of Health pointed out it had already introduced some “proactive measures to assist the returnee students”. […]

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Week after, aspirants fret over admission and fee

[ad_1] A week after the NEET result, aspiring medical students and their parents await clarity on the admission procedure, especially the fee-structure of private and deemed medical colleges. Due to indecision on the NMC’s recommendation on reducing fee structure for 50 percent of seats in private and deemed medical colleges by bringing it on a […]

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NMC allows Indian students from Ukrainian universities to complete medical education in other countries

[ad_1] Indian medical students who had returned from war-torn Ukraine will now be allowed to relocate to universities in other countries and complete their studies. Considering the special circumstances, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has agreed to recognise the academic mobility programme offered by Ukraine to allow such students to complete their education as the […]

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NMC revises MBBS curriculum: ‘Sodomy’ and ‘lesbianism’ no longer defined as unnatural sexual offences

[ad_1] National Medical Commission (NMC), the country’s apex medical education regulator, has modified six modules for forensic medicine and two for psychiatry taught to undergraduate medical students to make the education more friendly to LGBTQ+ community. The modifications include removing sodomy and “lesbianism” from unnatural sexual offences, making a distinction between sexual fetishes such as […]

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NMC urges medical colleges to take care of PG students’ mental health, well-being

[ad_1] The National Medical Commission (NMC) on Wednesday urged medical colleges imparting post-graduate courses to take care of their students’ mental health and well-being by ensuring they get adequate rest, weekly offs, counselling, sanctioned leaves and a conducive working environment. The commission has also asked these colleges to submit action-taken reports on the issue as […]

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