In the last three years, a total of 477 students admitted to various postgraduate and super-speciality medical courses at 10 of the country’s most prestigious medical schools have left their courses midway, revealed data obtained through multiple Right to Information queries.

The data in this regard was obtained by a doctors' body- the United Doctors Front (UDF) from nine All India Institutes of Medical Sciences, including AIIMS Delhi and Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) Puducherry. The data showed that out of a total of 3130 students who joined the PG medical and super-speciality courses at these institutes, altogether 477 students quit the courses midway.

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477 PG medicos quit courses midway at AIIMS, JIPMER in last 3 years: RTI

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Anshika Mishra

Anshika Mishra is a Biotechnology postgraduate with nearly three years of professional experience in medical journalism. Since joining Medical Dialogues in 2023, she has been reporting on healthcare, medical education, public health, and medical research. With a strong interest in science communication, she focuses on translating complex medical and scientific developments into accurate, clear, and accessible content for a wider audience.

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