MCI Board of Governors propose to ease MBBS seat permissions at Medical colleges, invite comments
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The move makes an effort to ease out the permission/recognition of MBBS seats that are to be granted to medical colleges
New Delhi: Medical college recognition in India is a very tedious process, both for the medical college as well as the Medical Council of India itself. Medical colleges have to conform to a very rigid layout of infrastructure and manpower requirements both to start a course and then to increase the number of seats in that course. Failure to have the requisite infrastructure indeed proves to have devastating effects when the council after its various set of inspections decides not to grant permission to the medical college in case of infrastructure shortfalls.
New Delhi: Medical college recognition in India is a very tedious process, both for the medical college as well as the Medical Council of India itself. Medical colleges have to conform to a very rigid layout of infrastructure and manpower requirements both to start a course and then to increase the number of seats in that course. Failure to have the requisite infrastructure indeed proves to have devastating effects when the council after its various set of inspections decides not to grant permission to the medical college in case of infrastructure shortfalls.
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