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• Bihar's Purnea medical college gets NMC nod for 100 MBBS seats in '23-24

  As per the letter from NMC addressed to the dean or the principal of the Purnea government medical college, the approval has been given after the medical assessment and rating board (MARB) of NMC examined the infrastructure required, including laboratories, library, hostel, hospital, faculty members and their experience along with tutors and paramedical staff. However, it added that admissions will start only after formal permission from the MARB.

  

• AIIMS-Nagpur scraps uniform for MBBS students

  The relaxation was announced within days of new executive director (acting) Dr MH Rao holding a closed door meeting with the students and sought their feedback. Dr Rao had kept faculty members out during the meeting to make students comfortable and frank. The students had informed him about their long pending demands.

  

• Eleven government medical colleges in Maharashtra to get skill labs to train MBBS pupils

  With increased emphasis on competency-based MBBS curriculum, these labs will ensure medical pupils get clinical skills and practise them in a safe environment while being observed and assessed, thus 'mitigating risks involved in direct patient exposure without adequate preparation and supervision'.

  

• Health ministry mulls introducing central recruitment at all AIIMS to address shortage of faculty

  Listing the provisions which have been facilitated for augmenting faculty strength in the newly set up AIIMS, the ministry in its reply had stated that a Standing Selection Committee (SSC) has been constituted in each new AIIMS to facilitate expeditious filling up of vacancies and the upper age limit for direct recruitment against the posts of Professor and Additional Professor has been raised from 50 years to 58 years.

  

• Back in Ukraine for MBBS, students carry bunkers’ map

  They were among 15,500 Indian MBBS students who were evacuated from war-torn Ukraine in February last year under Operation Ganga, a mission to rescue Indian students studying there. Back then, they had hoped that the war would end soon, and they will be able to resume studies.

  

• MBBS students unhappy over NEET-PG date in Tamil Nadu

  Students in many medical colleges in Tamil Nadu - government, self-financing and deemed universities -will be completing their internships between April and June, as postings for the year-long internships were given late in 2022 due to the pandemic.

  

• Specially abled MBBS Students approach SC to Challenge NMC Regulations

  The impugned Regulations were notified on 04.11.2019 and have restricted the maximum number of attempts to four to clear the first professional university exams. Consequently, the names of these students had been struck off from their respective Medical colleges/universities.

  

• Reservation for in-service doctors at NEET-PG may demotivate aspirants

  In 2020, the NMC passed an order that in-service doctors with a specified number of years in rural service will be given an incentive of 10-30% marks in the NEET PG exam.

  

• MBBS students continue strike, PGIMS docs pull out

  In a letter to the vice-chancellor of the University of Health Sciences, Rohtak, the RDA said they held a general body meeting on December 1 and unanimously decided to withdraw from the strike with immediate effect and continue with regular hospital activities in the best interest of society.

  

• Karnataka NEET UG Counselling 2022 Round 2 Seat Allotment released on cetonline.karnataka.gov.in

  Now after the announcement of Round 2 Karnataka NEET UG Counselling 2022 allotment result, candidates are required to download the admission order and report to their allotted colleges between 3 pm of November 28, 2022 to December 02, 2022 up to 11:59 pm. The last date for reporting to the allocated college is December 03, 2022 before 05:30 pm.

  

• Haryana: MBBS students continue to protest against Bond policy, implemented by govt

  As per a circular by the State Government of Haryana, Rs 10 lakh annual bond policy was supposed to remain effective for this academic year. The MBBS students were required to pay the amount at the start of every academic year till the completion of the MBBS degree of four and a half years..