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MBBS Abroad not advisable for lower, Middle-Class Indians, note NMC officials
New Delhi: MBBS abroad may not be a good option for lower and middle-class Indians, a recent paper penned down by the National Medical Commission (NMC) members has pointed out. The paper titled "Seeking graduation in medical colleges outside India: Is it a 'win–win situation or 'lose-lose situation' for the stakeholders and the nation? " written by the President of UG Medical Education Board of NMC, Dr. Aruna V Vanikar and three other members of the UGMEB has been published in The National Medical Journal of India.
"Seeking graduation in medical colleges outside India may not be advisable for those from the middle/ low-income group of India," the authors have noted in their article.
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