PGIMER increases upper age limit to appoint senior residents from 40 to 45 years - Video
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Overview
Introducing a major change, the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research (PGIMER) has given its permission to modify the upper age limit to appoint senior residents.
The institute has now increased the upper age limit from 40 to 45 years. This comes as a result of a series of orders and directives issued by the Central Government.
Senior Resident-ship (SRship) is a necessary entry point to medical academics in India. Back in the year 2019, the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare extended the age limit to appoint senior residents from 37 years to 40 years.
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Upper Age Limit To Appoint Senior Resident In PGI Chandigarh Increased From 40 To 45 Years
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