2,300 CPS PG Doctors Await Exams, Doctors Seek Government Intervention - Video
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Following a protest by postgraduate medical doctors trained under the College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS), Mumbai, over the non-commencement of their final examinations for specialist qualification for more than a year, a doctors' body has highlighted that over 2,300 such doctors are facing career uncertainty and urged the government to pay attention to the issue through social media.
Raising the matter, Dr Dhruv Chauhan, National Spokesperson of the Indian Medical Association Junior Doctors Network (IMA JDN), said that around 2,300 doctors who had taken admission to CPS postgraduate diploma courses through NEET-PG via the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER) in the 2021–22 session have already completed their courses. However, their final examinations have not been conducted due to the ongoing dispute between the National Medical Commission (NMC) and CPS.
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2,300 CPS PG doctors await final exams amid NMC dispute, doctors' body seeks govt intervention
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