WBUHS releases Conduct of MBBS Examinations of different Profs
New Delhi: Through a recent notice, the West Bengal University of Health Sciences (WBUHS) has released the Conduct of MBBS Examinations of different Profs.
All the concerned students and authorities are hereby requested to view the said details of the notice attached below.
In reference to the decisions resolved in the webinar held on 06.11.2020 with the Principals/Heads of Institutions, Deans and Heads of the Departments of all the Medical Colleges, it is hereby notified for information of all concerned that the tentative start date of the following examinations would be as noted against each in the following table:
| Si. | Name of Course/Exams | Tentative start date of Exam |
| 1 | Ist Prof. MBBS (2019-2024 batch) | 4th Week of January 2021 |
| 2 | 2nd Prof. MBBS (2018-2023 batch) | 1st Week of February 2021
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| 3 | 3rd Prof. Part-I MBBS (2017-2022 batch) | 3rd Week of February 2021 |
| 4 | 3rd Prof. Part-II MBBS (2016-2021 batch) | 2nd Week of January 2021 |
- The Schedules of the examinations will be notified in due course but not less than 15 (fifteen) days prior to the date of start of the examination.
- All the College authorities are requested to take note of the above and take the required steps so that the examinations may be conducted as per the Schedules to be published in due course. All the students who are supposed to appear in the aforesaid examinations are advised to take note of the above and prepare themselves to appear in the examinations when they will be conducted.
These issues with the approval of the Hon"ble Vice-Chancellor of the University.
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