Better job opportunities: Health Ministry, MCI to push non clinical subjects
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New Delhi: To find ways for providing better job opportunities to the PG medical pass outs of non-clinical subjects, the officials of Union health ministry and Medical Council of India (MCI) now going to bring the issue to the table to find out ways to promote education and career in these non-clinical specialists.
In particular, the MCI and the Ministry go Health are going to address the issue on how the candidates opting for post graduation in non-clinical subjects like physiology, anatomy, biochemistry can see a more relevant job in the sector.
Importance of these subjects as an integral part of medical education can never be undermined. However in recent times, may non-clinical PG medical subjects find few takers. Since the interest level shown towards the non-clinical subjects are comparatively lower, government brings down the cut off marks for these subjects almost on a yearly basis. Unfortunately the seats still remain vacant.
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In particular, the MCI and the Ministry go Health are going to address the issue on how the candidates opting for post graduation in non-clinical subjects like physiology, anatomy, biochemistry can see a more relevant job in the sector.
Importance of these subjects as an integral part of medical education can never be undermined. However in recent times, may non-clinical PG medical subjects find few takers. Since the interest level shown towards the non-clinical subjects are comparatively lower, government brings down the cut off marks for these subjects almost on a yearly basis. Unfortunately the seats still remain vacant.
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