Maharashtra notifies policy for MBBS, BDS candidates

Published On 2024-09-03 11:12 GMT   |   Update On 2024-09-03 11:12 GMT
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MBBS/BDS students getting admitted to Government/Municipal Corporation colleges, Govt. Aided/Unaided Private Institutes in Maharashtra or those who are availing reimbursement/Scholarship from various Government Departments will have to undergo a compulsory social responsibility service for one year, after the completion of their mandatory internship.

Additionally, such students will have to sign an undertaking assuring that he/she will not leave India within five years from the date of obtaining their degree. Students will have to pay Rs 10 lakh as a penalty for violating this condition.

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Compulsory Social Responsibility Service for 1 Year, Rs 10 Lakh Penalty for leaving India: Maharashtra notifies policy for MBBS, BDS candidates


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