AIIMS Decides to Transfer Vacant Fellowship seats for three Consecutive Sessions to Other Departments
New Delhi: In an attempt to address the large number of vacant fellowship seats in every semester, the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi has decided to transfer those unfilled seats for three consecutive sessions to other departments who are yet to commence fellowship courses.
Therefore, issuing an Office Memorandum in this regard, the Director of AIIMS New Delhi, Dr. M Srinivas has directed the departments who are willing to commence fellowship courses or increase the seats in their fellowship programmes to submit their proposals to the Dean (Academic) within November 15, 2022.
Besides, the departments with vacant fellowship seats for three consecutive sessions have also been asked to submit justifications if they wish to continue with those positions.
Referring to the recurring vacancies in the fellowship positions, the OM dated 18.10.2022 stated, "It is noted that a large number of fellowship seats are going vacant in every semester. This indicates that either there is no demand for the said fellowship or that the potential suitable applicants for the said fellowship are not available."
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"Accordingly, it is decided that all those fellowship positions which are vacant for consecutive three sessions will be transferred to the other Departments wanting to start fellowship courses," it further mentioned.
"The departments who are interested to start a fellowship programme/ enhance their existing fellowship seats may submit their proposals to Dean (Academic) by 15 November 2022. Also, Departments whose fellowship seats have been vacant for 3 consecutive sessions, may also submit their justification if any for continuing with those positions," further read the memorandum.
Meanwhile, Medical Dialogues had recently reported that the premiere medical institute AIIMS has faced severe criticism from the medical fraternity over its recent standard operating procedures (SOPs) regarding special "medical care arrangements" for the sitting members of the Parliament.
