NEET PG Postponement Demand: Why is this becoming a yearly phenomena? - Video

Published On 2023-01-20T15:56:47+05:30 | Updated On 20 Jan 2023 3:56 PM IST

Overview

Its almost become a yearly routine that with the announcement of NEET PG at abrupt times draws a strong response from Medicos who then demand postponement of the exam.

This year as well doctors are demanding that the NEET PG exam be postponed from March 2023 to May 2023. One of the primary reason remains of that just recently NEET-PG 2022 special stray round counseling was conducted on January 10. Many of the NEET-PG aspirants were busy in attending counseling. So NEET-PG participants/aspirants are getting less time to prepare for the upcoming exam scheduled on March 5.

Joining us today in this Episode of Health Perspectives is Dr Sunil Kumar, Former Director General Health Services, Ministry of Health and Family Welfare and Professor of Excellence at VMMC , Dr Lakshya Mittal, MS Surgery and f National Vice President & Chairman for United Doctors Front Association, India and Dr Sakshi, Medical Intern, National General Secretary IMA-MSN.

Speakers

Dr Rohan Krishnan

Dr. Rohan Krishnan is a National Chairman & Co-Founder FAIMA Doctors Association. He is a well-known medico-social activist and leader of youth doctors and holds many positions in various organizations. He has served as President of Resident Doctors Assoc. , Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences and Research, National President, FAIMA doctors Association, Chairman Anti Harassment Cell of FORDA doctors Association, President of Students union, Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka. He is presently also serving as Branch President of the Indian Medical Association, Central Council Member, IMA HQ, Orthopaedic Surgeon Maulana Azad Medical College & LNJP Hospital. Academically he is a Hons in MBBS and a university topper at Delhi University. He has more than 25 paper publications under his name and has served as a key speaker at various National and International conference.

Dr Sakshi Singh

Dr. Sakshi Singh is a medical intern & National General Secretary, Indian Medical Association (Medical Students' Network HQs).

Dr Lakshya Mittal

Dr. Lakshya (M.B.B.S., M.S. [General Surgery] PG) is a general physician at Sri Ganganagar with 9 years of experience. He served as a medical officer for the Rajasthani government before becoming a National Vice President of the United Doctors Front Association. His emphasis on building strong business relationships has served him well throughout his career as a dynamic communicator with a track record in clinical quality improvement. Dr. Lakshya Mittal holds certifications from the MCI, ICMR, WHO, National Institute of Nutrition, London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Stanford University School of Medicine, and London School of Tropical Medicine (USA).

Dr Sunil Kumar

Dr. Sunil Kumar earned his MBBS & MS degrees from AIIMS Delhi. He is part of medical service since 1986. Dr. Sunil previously held the positions of Med Director at GTBH, Director at IHBAS, Director at RGSSH, and RDH in Delhi. Currently, Dr. Sunil working as a Professor of Excellence at the VMMC-SJH in New Delhi and Course Director of ATLS.