Medical Education goes Digital: RGUHS to hold online classes for its MBBS students

Written by Medical Dialogues Bureau Published On 2020-04-11T11:09:35+05:30 | Updated On 11 April 2020 2:35 PM IST

Medical Education goes Digital: RGUHS to hold online classes for its MBBS students

Bengaluru: Through a recent notice, the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS) has informed regarding online classes for undergraduate students of colleges.

The varsity has informed that as per the instructions of Government of India and Government of Karnataka classes are suspended to colleges affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka. However, University has directed colleges to arrange and conduct classes online by utilizing technological tools.

Accordingly many colleges have taken initiative to conduct online classes.

The colleges which have started online classes have been highly appreciated. All other colleges are instructed to make necessary arrangements to conduct online classes and need to collect feedback from the students regarding the arrangements made, stated the notice

Those colleges which are not compiled are instructed to initiate immediate action as per the earlier circular and report to RGUHS without fail at the earliest to vc@rguhs.ac.in / directordcdrguhs@gmail.com, the Registrar of the Varsity warned.

Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka a premier Health Science University in India was established on 1st June 1996 at Bangalore by the Govt. of Karnataka through its enactment of Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka Act 1994 to encompass all the existing health science colleges and institutions which were earlier affiliated to the conventional universities in Karnataka with a purpose of ensuring proper and systematic instruction, teaching, training and research in modern and Indians systems of medicine.

The phenomenal increase in the number of institutions and students admitted to various courses of medical and allied health sciences warranted the need to regulate, monitor and standardize the curricula as well as the evaluation systems. The product of medical and health science professional education was to meet the societal needs for better healthcare. Hence, RGUHS had the vision to bring in uniformity in the standards of teaching and have a common curriculum for the various courses offered in different colleges across Karnataka.

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