Mysore: Decision by MCI on MMCRI to be taken next month
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The decision of an additional 50 MBBS seats to be granted to the Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (MMCRI) is expected to arrive at a final conclusion by MCI next month. The institute is one of the oldest medical institutions in the country, and any development at the college is received with much anticipation amongst the medical community in the state.
As a part of the ongoing assessment of the college, the MCI team has so far studied the standards followed by the college in conducting examinations for UG students. Only the next final inspection step is now remaining by a three-member MCI panel next month.
MMCRI Dean and Director B. Krishnamurthy, who accompanied the MCI team, told The Hindu that the final inspection was due next month for granting recognition to 50 seats for the next five years.
“We are hopeful of getting the recognition since we have fulfilled the mandated conditions. On getting the recognition, it will be included in the record books of MCI after a review by the Executive Committee of MCI,” he said.
As a part of the ongoing assessment of the college, the MCI team has so far studied the standards followed by the college in conducting examinations for UG students. Only the next final inspection step is now remaining by a three-member MCI panel next month.
MMCRI Dean and Director B. Krishnamurthy, who accompanied the MCI team, told The Hindu that the final inspection was due next month for granting recognition to 50 seats for the next five years.
“We are hopeful of getting the recognition since we have fulfilled the mandated conditions. On getting the recognition, it will be included in the record books of MCI after a review by the Executive Committee of MCI,” he said.
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