Health Bulletin 16/March/2026
Here are the top health stories for the day:
NEET MDS 2026: All Information You Need to Know
The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has released the information bulletin for the National Eligibility Entrance Test for MDS, outlining the exam schedule, eligibility criteria, application process, and other important guidelines for candidates seeking admission to Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) courses across India.
Aspirants planning to appear for the entrance test have been advised to carefully review the bulletin available on the official NBEMS website before submitting their applications.
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NEET MDS 2026: Important Information You Need to Know
NEET SS 2025: NBE Releases Advisory on Reporting for DrNB Seats
After releasing instructions for hospitals, the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) has issued an advisory for candidates allotted DrNB Super Speciality seats through the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) counselling process for NEET SS 2025 admissions.
The advisory details the guidelines for reporting and joining at their allotted hospitals or institutes. Candidates have been advised to complete the reporting formalities within the stipulated timeline and ensure submission of the required documents to confirm their admission.
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NEET SS 2025: NBE Releases Advisory on Reporting for DrNB Seats
Doctors Cannot Be Barred From Higher Studies: Rajasthan HC Orders Govt to Relieve Doctor for Senior Residency
While hearing a petition filed by a medical officer, the Rajasthan High Court directed the state government to immediately relieve her so that she can pursue higher studies, observing that a doctor cannot be stopped from pursuing higher studies merely because of administrative inconvenience.
Passing an interim order, the bench of Justice Nupur Bhati stated that qualified doctors are valuable assets not only to the medical field but also to society as a whole, and that after pursuing higher education, they contribute to public health services with improved skills.
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Failed by One Mark, MD Anaesthesiology Student Moves Telangana HC Over Reappearing for All Exams
The Telangana High Court has taken up a petition filed by a postgraduate medical student who challenged the decision of Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences asking him to reappear for all theory papers after he failed by just one mark in a single subject.
Earlier, a different single bench of the High Court allowed the postgraduate medical student to approach the grievance redressal committee of the University to inspect and verify his answer script.
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Failed by One Mark, MD Anaesthesiology Student Moves Telangana HC Over Re-Exam Rule
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