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  • 3 senior citizens, aged 68, 67, and 60 crack NEET, seek MBBS seats in Tamil Nadu

    This unusual situation has arisen following a significant policy shift by the National Medical Commission (NMC) in 2022, which removed the upper age limit for NEET.

  • Gujarat ragging case: MBBS student dies after being 'made to stand for three hours’; probe on

    Gujarat ragging case: MBBS student dies after being 'made to stand for three hours’; probe on

    The victim, Anil Methaniya, fell unconscious and died allegedly after being made to stand for three long hours during ragging by his seniors at a hostel of the GMERS Medical College and Hospital at Dharpur in Patan, the college dean, Dr Hardik Shah, said.

  • NEET-UG 2024: 67 Students Bagged Top Rank | 56.2% Candidates Pass in the Medical Entrance Exam

    NEET-UG 2024: 67 Students Bagged Top Rank | 56.2% Candidates Pass in the Medical Entrance Exam

    NEET-UG 2024: 26.4 lakh students applied for the NEET-UG exams this year. As per the National Testing Agency, among those who have qualified for the country's biggest entrance exam for admission to MBBS and BDS courses at the undergraduate level, 5,47,036 are male, 7,69,222 are female and 10 are transgender persons. Watch.

  • 'Patients get startled at first but then they accept me': 3-foot-tall MBBS doctor Ganesh Baraiya

    'Patients get startled at first but then they accept me': 3-foot-tall MBBS doctor Ganesh Baraiya

    As a medical aspirant, Dr Ganesh Baraiya was initially disqualified from the Medical Council of India from studying MBBS owing to his short height.

  • 93-year-old Samarkand university sees rise in MBBS aspirants from India as war closes Ukraine door

    93-year-old Samarkand university sees rise in MBBS aspirants from India as war closes Ukraine door

    The number of Indian students has risen exponentially and we are also making adequate arrangements to ensure the trend continues and the students do not have to face any discomfort," Dr Zafar Aminov, Vice Chancellor, State Samarkand Medical University told PTI.

  • 'Education for sale': Institute offers MBBS, MD seats to low scorers for Rs 65 lakh-Rs 1 crore

    'Education for sale': Institute offers MBBS, MD seats to low scorers for Rs 65 lakh-Rs 1 crore

    'Somehow this seems much worse than other degrees. Because human lives are at stake. I mean who cares if one's water purifier technician or graphic artist paid for their seat?' a Twitter user commented.

  • Over 500 MBBS doctors compete for 20 jobs: Pic of crowd at Delhi's GTB hospital is viral

    Over 500 MBBS doctors compete for 20 jobs: Pic of crowd at Delhi's GTB hospital is viral

    Reacting to the photo, many Twitter users pointed out that since Delhi offers one of the highest salaries to junior resident doctors, more candidates flock to hospitals in the city.

  • Bengaluru surgeon livid at ad offering Rs 11,000 to MBBS doctors, Rs 15,000 to male nurses

    Bengaluru surgeon livid at ad offering Rs 11,000 to MBBS doctors, Rs 15,000 to male nurses

    'The best part is that... counselor, senior counselor, and clinical psychologist get almost double the salary of doctors,' Dr Jagadish J Hiremath shared.

  • Techies earn more 'writing inconsequential code', complains Bengaluru doctor as 'salary after MBBS is...'

    Techies earn more 'writing inconsequential code', complains Bengaluru doctor as 'salary after MBBS is...'

    Dr Deepak Krishnamurthy said that the ideals that people expect doctors to follow don't pay for their bills. 'Someone writing some inconsequential code is entitled to make more money and fly business class while the doctors have no such right whatsoever,' he tweeted.

  • Salary was Rs 9,000 even 10 years after completing MBBS, says Apollo Hospitals' doctor

    Salary was Rs 9,000 even 10 years after completing MBBS, says Apollo Hospitals' doctor

    Now, however, the doctor earns more from his investments in equity than from his medical practice. 'I like it that way,' he says.

  • Study abroad: Which countries do Kashmiri students prefer to pursue higher education in?

    Study abroad: Which countries do Kashmiri students prefer to pursue higher education in?

    Europe, the US and, most popularly, the UK aside, increasingly Kashmiri students are opting for such countries as Bangladesh, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan for higher studies, especially for MBBS.

  • Haryana: MBBS students call off 54-day-long protest against bond policy

    Haryana: MBBS students call off 54-day-long protest against bond policy

    Chandigarh, Dec 24 MBBS students in Haryana on Saturday called off their 54-day-long protest against the state government's bond policy. The move came ..

  • Maharashtra govt sets up 7-member panel for roadmap to publish MBBS books in Marathi

    Maharashtra govt sets up 7-member panel for roadmap to publish MBBS books in Marathi

    Notably, the Madhya Pradesh government recently launched books for the MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) course in Hindi.

  • Next NEET-PG could be the last, to be replaced with MBBS exit test likely to be held in Dec 2023

    Next NEET-PG could be the last, to be replaced with MBBS exit test likely to be held in Dec 2023

    At a high-level held on Monday, the National Medical Commission (NMC) is learnt to have conveyed to the Union Health Ministry that it intends to conduct the National Exit Test (NExT) in December 2023, official sources said on Wednesday.

  • MBBS in Hindi along with English from next academic session in Uttarakhand: State education minister

    MBBS in Hindi along with English from next academic session in Uttarakhand: State education minister

    The MBBS course in Hindi will begin in the next academic session after receiving the panel's draft and completing formalities, the minister said.

  • Will bring big positive change: PM Modi after Amit Shah releases textbooks in Hindi for MBBS students in MP

    Will bring big positive change: PM Modi after Amit Shah releases textbooks in Hindi for MBBS students in MP

    Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday released textbooks in Hindi of three subjects for MBBS students as part of an ambitious project of the Madhya Pradesh government to impart medical education in that language.

  • Amit Shah releases textbooks in Hindi for MBBS students in Madhya Pradesh; hails PM Modi for speaking in Hindi on international platforms

    Amit Shah releases textbooks in Hindi for MBBS students in Madhya Pradesh; hails PM Modi for speaking in Hindi on international platforms

    Terming it as an important day in history, Shah said Madhya Pradesh has become the first state in the country to start the MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) course in Hindi.

  • MP government's ambitious medical education project: Amit Shah releases textbooks in Hindi for MBBS students

    MP government's ambitious medical education project: Amit Shah releases textbooks in Hindi for MBBS students

    MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Medical Education Minister Vishvas Sarang were present on the occasion.

  • Centre seeks clarifications from Tamil Nadu govt on anti-NEET bill

    Centre seeks clarifications from Tamil Nadu govt on anti-NEET bill

    The NEET is a common qualifying test for MBBS and BDS courses in medical and dental colleges across India. It is conducted by the National Testing Agency.

  • Charges framed against Hurriyat leader, 7 others for selling Pakistan MBBS seats in J&K

    Charges framed against Hurriyat leader, 7 others for selling Pakistan MBBS seats in J&K

    Special judge NIA court, Srinagar, Manjeet Singh Manhas, framed the charges against Hurriyat leader and chairman Salvation Movement Mohammad Akbar Bhat alias 'Zaffar Akbar Bhat' and seven other residents of Kashmir for committing offences under various sections of the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act.

  • Tamil Nadu asks Centre to fill 24 vacant MBBS seats immediately

    Tamil Nadu asks Centre to fill 24 vacant MBBS seats immediately

    The health department has sent a letter to the Centre and we have urged officials to fill the seats at the earliest.

  • In Depth I Medical students abroad: Regulator says it’s working on reforms to prevent an exodus every year

    In Depth I Medical students abroad: Regulator says it’s working on reforms to prevent an exodus every year

    National Medical Commission officials say students go abroad to study medicine out of a belief that their personality will develop from interaction with students from other parts of the world and their culture and by learning foreign languages. Such students often lack sufficient clinical skills, they say.

  • Health Ministry, NMC look for ways to enable Ukraine-return medical students complete their courses

    Health Ministry, NMC look for ways to enable Ukraine-return medical students complete their courses

    Officials from NMC, Health Ministry, MEA and NITI Aayog will soon hold important meeting and the issue will be reviewed on humanitarian grounds and looked at sympathetically, sources said.

  • Exclusive: Sub-zero temperature, 100s of us, sleeping on bare floors, scared of shelling: Kerala student narrates nightmare from a bunker in Ukraine

    Exclusive: Sub-zero temperature, 100s of us, sleeping on bare floors, scared of shelling: Kerala student narrates nightmare from a bunker in Ukraine

    All Indian nationals including students are advised to leave Kyiv urgently today, Indian embassy said on Tuesday. Students in Kharkiv say they are scared and are hearing shelling sounds.

  • MBBS students from Ukraine can’t enrol in other institutions in India

    MBBS students from Ukraine can’t enrol in other institutions in India

    If the Russia-Ukraine crisis persists, the government may have to make provisions for the lateral entry of medical students into Indian colleges

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