NMC directs Medical Colleges to amalgamate old, new batches in New MBBS CBME curriculum
New Delhi: After releasing the new Competency-Based Medical Education for MBBS Course Curriculum, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has directed the medical institutes across the country to merge the old and new batch of MBBS students from the current academic year so that the basic elements of the CBME learning could be imparted to the medicos.
Salient features of the curriculum which will also focus on Local Language adaptation include a transliteration of Maharshi Charak Shapath, Family Adoption Programme as well an academic calendar and guidelines on supplementary exams.
The new CBME for UG course curriculum was discussed in detail in the 6th meeting of the NMC which was held on March 24, 2022. After detailed discussion and deliberation, it has been unanimously decided in the said meeting of the Commission to implement the new CBME curriculum and that the old and new batch of MBBS students should be amalgamated in the new CBME Course Curriculum for MBBS students from the current academic session i.e. 2021-22 with the objective of covering all three domains of learning (Cognitive, affective & Psychomotor), subject to the informed written consent of the students.
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