Odisha introduces two-year bond service policy for candidates joining PG medical courses in govt medical colleges - Video
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Aiming to overcome the scarcity of doctors in the remote areas of the State, the Odisha Government has introduced a two-year bond service policy for the candidates joining postgraduate medical courses in the government medical colleges in the State.
Issuing a notification in this regard, the State Health and Family Welfare Department has clarified that the new bond shall apply to all the candidates getting admitted to the government medical colleges, either under the state quota or all India quota in PG Diploma / Diplomate National Board (DNB) / Doctorate National Board (DrNB) MD/ MS/ MDS/ DM/ M.Ch. courses or any other courses as may be adopted in the state and notified from time to time.
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