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In-service Reservation set at 50 percent for PG Medical, Super-specialty courses in Tamil Nadu
Chennai: After going through several legal conflicts and despite the central government's opposition regarding the reservation of seats in super specialty and Post Graduate medical courses (PG Medical Courses), now the Tamil Nadu government has finally issued two circulars allowing reservation to government doctors and in-service candidates in PG medical and super specialty courses.Through...
Chennai: After going through several legal conflicts and despite the central government's opposition regarding the reservation of seats in super specialty and Post Graduate medical courses (PG Medical Courses), now the Tamil Nadu government has finally issued two circulars allowing reservation to government doctors and in-service candidates in PG medical and super specialty courses.
The matter of the GOs also became point of concern before the Madras High Court where Justice Anand Venkatesh considered a number of cases filed by in-service medicos for further hearing.
Sanchari Chattopadhyay has pursued her M.A in English and Culture Studies from the University of Burdwan, West Bengal. She likes observing cultural specificities and exploring new places.