NMC reverses its stand on TEQ norms for non medical teachers, says old rules will be followed
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Filing an affidavit before the Delhi High Court, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has reversed its stand on the reduction of permissible percentage of "non-medical" teachers with medical M.Sc/Ph.D qualifications.
The Apex medical commission filed the affidavit in response to a writ petition filed by the National M.Sc Medical Teachers' Association (NMMTA) and other associations and individuals on the guidelines published in the Minimum Requirements for Annual MBBS admissions Regulations, 2020.
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NMC reverses its stand on TEQ norms for non medical teachers, says old rules will be followed
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