FMG Internship Controversy: Medical Council Seeks Documents to Reassess Cases - Video
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Overview
Amid the recent objections from students over the directive concerning two years of Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship (CRMI) for Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs), the Jammu and Kashmir Medical Council has asked the medical graduates from abroad to submit the required documents to review their specific cases.
Students have been asked to submit an official certificate from the Parent University, a detailed logbook/records, proof of attendance, and a passport with visa stamps of an extended period of offline compensation.
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FMG Internship row: Medical Council seeks documents to review cases, move draws flak
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