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UK study visa application numbers drop in the wake of 2024 immigration policy barring dependents. Also, fewer Indians are going for master’s.
Jamia Hamdard VC talks about National Pharmacy Commission Bill, how Ayurveda courses can generate more jobs and the growth of pharmacy education post-Covid
The ‘sarkari naukri’ is still the most coveted employment for lakhs. Fewer posts, paper leaks, lack of alternatives have made jobs a poll issue.
Even private medical college graduates have to do a year’s rural service. They haven’t signed a bond but aren’t being registered with Karnataka Medical Council.
Indian Medical Association’s Medical Students Network connects 33,000 students. Its head spoke about NEET, MBBS dropouts, NExT exam.
Thousands of FMGE exam candidates flock to this area, a long walk from AIIMS Delhi, to prepare for the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination.
‘Dual control’ over UCMS Delhi has slowed growth of MBBS, PG seats, new departments. But a shift to Delhi government will undermine autonomy.
General-category students got into West Bengal medical colleges with forged ST certificates. Ishita Soren spotted the names; her father followed up.
As competition for NEET, JEE intensifies, coaching hubs are sprouting in small towns like Sikar in Rajasthan and Akola in Maharashtra.
National Medical Commission’ Dr Yogender Malik on medical education, faculty, new colleges, NEET PG cut-offs and more.
