NMR Registration: NMC tells State Medical Councils to Verify FMGs Medical Degrees from Foreign Institutes
National Medical Commission (NMC)
New Delhi: Amid the ongoing registration of doctors in the National Medical Register (NMR), the National Medical Commission (NMC) has directed the State Medical Councils to confirm the medical degrees from the concerned foreign medical colleges/universities.
Writing to the State Medical Councils (SMCs), the Secretary of NMC, Dr. B Srinivas has asked to seek confirmation regarding the medical degrees from abroad through the concerned Indian Embassy/High Commission either before granting permanent registration or before recommending them for registration on the National Medical Register. The Apex Medical Commission's directions come with the aim to weed out the fake medical registrations from the NMR.
NMC introduced the NMR to have a consolidated list of allopathic doctors practising in the country. This dynamic database will be a central repository of all registered doctors and the verification of the authenticity of these doctors will be done by Aadhaar IDs.
To complete the registration process on the NMR, the doctors need to have their Aadhaar ID, digital copy of their MBBS degree certificate and registration certificate from the State Medical Council/Medical Council of India.
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