MCI conducts online inspection of RIMS
Ranchi: Online inspection of the state-run univ Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) has been conducted by the Medical Council of India (MCI) recently.
This came after the institute asked permission from MCI to allow them 18 additional post-graduate seats in four different departments of the institution.
The authorities of RIMS previously sought the permission of MCI to allow extra seats in the departments of surgery, medicine, ENT, and Pharmacology. General surgery department sought 8 more seats, ENT department sought four seats and Pharmacology and medicine both the departments requested for three more seats on each of the departments, hence a total of 18 additional seats were requested.
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According to a recent media report, MCI officials have conducted the inspection via video-conferencing due to the COVID scenario so as to determine the whether the institute holds enough facilities to impart training for the additional 18 seats in four medical departments.
Earlier, RIMS already filled the seats after acquiring permission from MCI in 2017. To ensure proper recognition to those seats now an online inspection was conducted by the MCI officials. This investigation was held simultaneously with the PG examinations of the medicos.
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