NEW DELHI: In its eagerness to restructure the Medical Council of India (MCI) to overhaul medical education in India, the Centre is taking away its autonomy. Under the Indian Medical Council Act 1956, the states and the Centre nominate and elect members to the MCI, which is India’s apex body for regulating medical education andRead more about MCI needs restructuring but not at the cost of its autonomy[…]
The Medical Council of India (MCI) has rescinded admission of 95 students in PG courses at seven private medical colleges here for the 2017-2018 session as they were enrolled by violating rules and regulations, Lt Governor Kiran Bedi has said. The Medical Council of India (MCI) has rescinded admission of 95 students in PG coursesRead more about Medical Council of India Cancelled 95 Students’ Admission to PG Courses: Kiran Bedi[…]
Medical Council of India (MCI) has warned the students about ‘certain unscrupulous elements who are misleading the applicants by alluring them that they would get them admitted in MBBS course in medical colleges’. NEW DELHI: Medical Council of India (MCI) has warned the students about ‘certain unscrupulous elements who are misleading the applicants by alluringRead more about NEET Admission 2017: Medical Council Warns Students of These 69 Colleges[…]
Over the years, undergrad medical studies in India have been mired in controversy, and a mushrooming of private colleges to meet growing demand has led to widespread corruption and a fall in the quality of medical education in the country. The Union health ministry has banned 32 private medical colleges from admitting students for twoRead more about Govt bans 32 private medical colleges from admitting students for two years[…]
The Supreme Court today asked the Center and the Medical Council of India to be cautious in granting permission to institutions imparting medical education saying any lapse could invite a “calamity” in the absence of qualified doctors with impeccable qualities. Press Trust of India | Updated: August 02, 2017 20:31 IST NEW DELHI: The SupremeRead more about Lapse in Permission to Medical Colleges Could Invite Calamity: Supreme Court to Medical Council of India[…]
NEET rules make counselling for MBBS admissions mandatory, but touts are making offers to candidates to join private colleges directly after paying hefty sums It’s raining text messages on candidates who have qualified National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) this year from touts promising them seats in private medical colleges for anything between Rs 10Read more about Paying touts for MBBS admissions? It will be cancelled, warns Medical Council[…]
