Unfair Means in NEET PG Exam: Delhi Medical Council Suspends Doctor for 3 years
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The doctor, a DNB candidate at St Stephens Hospital, New Delhi was caught impersonating for some other candidates in NEET PG and had been debarred by NBE for 7 years
New Delhi: Responding to a National Board of Examination (NBE) intimation about a medical practitioner Dr. Patel Nevil Vishnubhai who had been found guilty of using unfair means in NBE examination and that he had been debarred for a period of 7 years from all NBE examination, the Delhi Medical Council has now suspended the said doctor for a period of 3 years, debarring him from practice.
The case refers to a medical practitioner who had done his MBBS Surat Municipal Institute of Medical Education and Research (SMIMER) which he completed in 2010 after successful completion of the internship. He then applied to the Delhi Medical Council for registration as medical practitioner which was accepted by the DMC and a registration certificate dated 13th July 2012 was issued to him. He thereafter applied in January 2012 with the National Board of Examinations for admission into DNB General Medicine and he was allotted St Stephen's Hospital, Delhi as his institution for the three-year training.
New Delhi: Responding to a National Board of Examination (NBE) intimation about a medical practitioner Dr. Patel Nevil Vishnubhai who had been found guilty of using unfair means in NBE examination and that he had been debarred for a period of 7 years from all NBE examination, the Delhi Medical Council has now suspended the said doctor for a period of 3 years, debarring him from practice.
The case refers to a medical practitioner who had done his MBBS Surat Municipal Institute of Medical Education and Research (SMIMER) which he completed in 2010 after successful completion of the internship. He then applied to the Delhi Medical Council for registration as medical practitioner which was accepted by the DMC and a registration certificate dated 13th July 2012 was issued to him. He thereafter applied in January 2012 with the National Board of Examinations for admission into DNB General Medicine and he was allotted St Stephen's Hospital, Delhi as his institution for the three-year training.
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