Karnataka Implements Rs 50 Lakh Penalty and Three-Year Government Service Bond for PG Medical Students
All postgraduate medical, diploma, and dental students admitted to government medical and dental colleges across Karnataka under the Government quota, including the All India Quota, will have to mandatorily serve three years of compulsory service in government institutions.
An order issued in this regard by the Karnataka Health and Family Welfare Department on 24.3.2026 mentioned, "In light of the points mentioned in the proposal, and considering the requirement of compulsory service, the Government has decided that all postgraduate medical and dental degree and diploma candidates admitted under the Government quota (including All India Quota) in medical and dental colleges in Karnataka shall be required to serve the Government for a minimum period of three (3) years, subject to the following terms and conditions."
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Rs 50 lakh penalty, 3 year govt service: Karnataka PG medical bond policy
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