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Rejects application of over 60 medical colleges
Medical Council of India (MCI), in its summary of executive committee report dated 13/06/2015 , rejected a huge amount of applications in the best interests of the medical profession. Majority of the applications has been rejected, after careful assessment by the team of MCI assessors. Citing shortage of staff, administrative reasons, or infrastructure deficiencies for the cancellation-after review by the compliance assessors-as per the deficiencies highlighted in the executive report.
There seems to be an acute shortage of staff (in few cases going up to 43% deficiency), as well as shortage of residents by as high as 73% in certain applications filed by the medical colleges. In other cases, there are many unique points such as forgery of doctor's certificates or fake attendance of doctors and patients, during the site inspection, which has led to the legal consequence of pending applications by MCI.
Medical Council of India (MCI), in its summary of executive committee report dated 13/06/2015 , rejected a huge amount of applications in the best interests of the medical profession. Majority of the applications has been rejected, after careful assessment by the team of MCI assessors. Citing shortage of staff, administrative reasons, or infrastructure deficiencies for the cancellation-after review by the compliance assessors-as per the deficiencies highlighted in the executive report.
There seems to be an acute shortage of staff (in few cases going up to 43% deficiency), as well as shortage of residents by as high as 73% in certain applications filed by the medical colleges. In other cases, there are many unique points such as forgery of doctor's certificates or fake attendance of doctors and patients, during the site inspection, which has led to the legal consequence of pending applications by MCI.
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