Health Ministry to Reconsider debarment of 82 Medical Colleges, hints MoS Health
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New Delhi: In what might bring a strong sense of relief to medical aspirants across the country, the Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, Shri Ashwani Kumar Choubey recently hinted during a conference that the Union health ministry may reconsider its decision of de-barring 82 medical colleges from admitting students to the MBBS course in the 2018-19 academic year. He further hinted that certain changes are likely to be made soon.
Medical Dialogues team was the first to report about the loss of more than 11,000 MBBS seats for the coming academic year, on account of the fact 82 existing medical colleges had been denied Renewal permission for the coming academic year.
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Besides this, another 68 new medical colleges have been denied permission of establishment with an opportunity of 9000 additional MBBS seats being lost. Moreover, 9 medical colleges have been denied the permission to increase their seats finally leading to a loss of another 650 MBBS seats.
Medical Dialogues team was the first to report about the loss of more than 11,000 MBBS seats for the coming academic year, on account of the fact 82 existing medical colleges had been denied Renewal permission for the coming academic year.
Read Also: 11800 Seats lost: 82 medical colleges not given MBBS Renewal by Health Ministry
Besides this, another 68 new medical colleges have been denied permission of establishment with an opportunity of 9000 additional MBBS seats being lost. Moreover, 9 medical colleges have been denied the permission to increase their seats finally leading to a loss of another 650 MBBS seats.
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