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NMC exempts PG Medicos on completion of online course in research methods, but imposes rider
Overview
In a breather to all final year PG medicos, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has allowed an exemption on the completion of 'Online Course in Research Methods' for appearing in the final PG examinations 2022.
Granting exemption, the NMC has permitted all PG medicos who could not complete the Online Course in Research Methods to appear in the final examinations in 2022. However, the NMC has imposed a rider on this allowance and has mandated that all such medicos will have to complete the Online Course in Research Methods within six months. The result of such students will only be declared after completion of the online course.
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NMC Exempts PG Medicos On Completion Of Online Course In Research Methods, But Imposes Rider