Final year MBBS sup results for MAMC, LHMC, UCMS delayed: FORDA urges MCI to intervene
New Delhi: The Federation of Resident Doctors Association (FORDA) has recently moved the Medical Council of India (MCI) concerning the delay in the declaration of Final Year MBBS (Supplementary) Exam Results held under Delhi University amid ongoing COVID-19 (coronavirus) epidemic.
In their letter to the Secretary-General of MCI, the association had urged the authorities to intervene and take the necessary action to terminate the delay in the results announcement on an urgent basis. According to the association, the Final year MBBS (Supplementary Exam) results held under Delhi University for 176 medicos have not been declared yet.
Of the total students, 82 attached to Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), 28 are from Lady Hardinge Medical College (LHMC) and 66 are from University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS). Though both the Theory and Practical exams in MAMC & LHMC were completed earlier, the Practical exam of Paediatrics in UCMS could not be held due to the lockdown.
In addition, as per the recent notification of the Medical Council of India, all Final year students are supposed to complete their 12 months Rotatory Internship duties by 30th April 2021, following a declaration of results to be eligible for NEET PG counselling.
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