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101 MBBS students belonging to Medinirai Medical College and Hospital to re-appear in exam; NMC denies grace marks - Video
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A total number of 101 MBBS students belonging to Medinirai Medical College and Hospital (MMCH), Daltonganj will have to appear in examinations again as the National Medical Commission (NMC) has clarified that no grace marks would be allowed to these students.
For the full story, check out the link given below:
With No Grace Marks From NMC, 101 MBBS Students Of Medinirai Medical College Fail Exam
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Anshika Mishra is a Biotechnology postgraduate with nearly three years of professional experience in medical journalism. Since joining Medical Dialogues in 2023, she has been reporting on healthcare, medical education, public health, and medical research. With a strong interest in science communication, she focuses on translating complex medical and scientific developments into accurate, clear, and accessible content for a wider audience.


