90 medical students enrolled in China Medical Colleges seek NMC's response
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Kochi: Around 90 Kerala students, who were studying medicine in various Chinese universities but had to return following the outbreak of the Covid pandemic, are awaiting a favourable response from the National Medical Commission (NMC) to allow them to avail practical training in Indian medical hospitals and validate their online classes.
The Parent Association of Foreign Medical Students, a registered association formed to ensure the welfare of Indian students who are pursuing their medical education abroad, especially in China, had approached the Kerala High Court seeking its intervention.
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