Telangana Doctors Protest Against Uniform Fee Structure at Private Medical Colleges
Expressing concerns over the ongoing efforts by private medical college management associations to dismantle the Convener Quota system in Undergraduate and Postgraduate medical admissions, under the pretext of introducing a uniform/common fee structure, the doctors in Telangana have sought the Government's intervention in this regard.
Recently, writing to the Health Secretary Christina Z Chongthu, the Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association (HRDA) said that the proposal for a uniform or common fees across all categories is not a "benign reform", but actually "a calculated strategy aimed at eliminating affordable Convener Quota seats and converting merit-based medical education into a privilege accessible only to the affluent."
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Telangana Doctors Protest Against Uniform Fee Structure in Private Medical Colleges
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