NBE issuing Eligibility Certificate for medical teacher qualification!
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Diplomate National Board have been on their toes since the recent Amendments to the Teachers Eligibility Qualifications (TEQ) rules have come out, that mandate DNB passouts to pursue 3 years of junior residency and 2 years of Senior residentship at MCI recognized institutions to be eligible for medical academia
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The amendments stand clear in contradiction to the gazette notification of 11/06/2012, that established the MD-DNB equivalence for both MCI recognized medical colleges as well as non-MCI recognized hospitals that met the criteria laid down by the said MCI Gazette notification in terms of bed-strength and departments
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With the National Board of Examinations taking up the matter with the health ministry as well as the Prime Minister's office , Govt of India on behest of PMO has directed the MCI to amend its TEQ regulations, deleting 3 year junior residency and specifically mentioning DNB along with MD/MS in the academic qualifications for various faculty posts.
Read Also: MCI knocks DNBs out of academia
The amendments stand clear in contradiction to the gazette notification of 11/06/2012, that established the MD-DNB equivalence for both MCI recognized medical colleges as well as non-MCI recognized hospitals that met the criteria laid down by the said MCI Gazette notification in terms of bed-strength and departments
Read Also: MCI agreed to MD-DNB equivalence before amending Medical Teachers Eligibility Qualifications: Records
With the National Board of Examinations taking up the matter with the health ministry as well as the Prime Minister's office , Govt of India on behest of PMO has directed the MCI to amend its TEQ regulations, deleting 3 year junior residency and specifically mentioning DNB along with MD/MS in the academic qualifications for various faculty posts.
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