Relief to MBBS students, MP likely to abolish Rs 10 lakh rural service bond - Video
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Bringing relief to the medical students pursuing the MBBS course in Madhya Pradesh, the State Government is likely to abolish the rural service bond of Rs 10 lakh.
The possibility of abolishing the rural service bond for medical students was discussed in a high-level meeting, adds a recent media report by Free Press Journal.
According to the rules of the Directorate of Medical Education (DME), it is mandatory for medical students to serve in the rural years for at least one year after completing their MBBS course.
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MP Likely To Abolish Rs 10 Lakh Rural Service Bond For MBBS Graduates
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