Maharashtra Scraps One-Year Compulsory Service Bond for MBBS Graduates
Written By : Anshika Mishra
Published On 2026-07-25 11:30 GMT | Update On 2026-07-25 11:30 GMT
With the number of MBBS graduates rising sharply over the years and government bond postings failing to keep pace, the Maharashtra Medical Education and Drugs Department has abolished the mandatory one-year bond service required after completion of the MBBS course.
Under the new rules, no new MBBS bond postings will be allotted. Candidates who were eligible for bond service but had not yet been allotted a posting, or could not complete the service for any reason, will no longer be required to undertake the service afresh or complete the remaining period.
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