Referring to the impairment-based approach instead of functional competency in the Guidelines on Assessment of Persons with Benchmark Disabilities (PwBD) for Admission to the Post Graduate Medical Courses, 2026, a doctor has written to the National Medical Commission (NMC) seeking an urgent revision.

The representation has been jointly submitted by Dr. Satendra Singh, Founder of Doctors with Disabilities: Agents of Change (DwDAoC), and iProbono India, a social justice organisation. 

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NEET PG: Impairment based approach instead of functional competency- Doctor writes to NMC seeking revision of PwBD assessment guidelines

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