Publish MBBS, BDS Results before March 31: Odisha Govt tells State Varsities
Bhubaneswar: Taking note of the fact that often the Postgraduate medical aspirants usually land in trouble because of the NEET PG eligibility criteria regarding MBBS Internship Deadline, the Health and Family Welfare Department of Odisha on Wednesday urged the Higher Education Department for issuing directions to the Universities for publishing the final year MBBS/BDS results before March 31.
The State Health Department issued such direction as it referred to the fact that usually the concerned authorities fixed the cut-off date for completing MBBS Internship as March 31 of the respective year.
Writing to the Principal Secretary to the State Higher Education department in this regard, the Commissioner-cum-Secretary of the State Health Department Shalini Pandit stated, “It is reiterated that it has been made mandatory by the Hon’ble Supreme Court and National Medical Council that all MBBS and BDS admissions are taken through a common Entrance Test called the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET). In this regard, the guidelines for appearing in the NEET are issued by the National Board of Examinations."
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