MBBS students need to complete course within 9 Years; NMC new rule
Under no circumstances, the student shall be given more than four attempts for the first year (MBBS).
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The new National Medical Commission (NMC) regulations state that MBBS students must finish their programme within nine years after their Admission date. The circular specifies that they will only have four chances to pass the first year.
No student shall be permitted to continue the undergraduate medical course after nine years from the date of entrance into the course, the NMC stated in a gazette notification on June 2. Under no circumstances, the student shall be given more than four attempts for the first year (MBBS).
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The Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship Regulations, 2021 provide that a student admitted to a Graduate Medical Education Programme is not considered to have graduated unless he completes his rotating medical internship.
Education specialist Harish Butle explained this to Eduvarta saying that, in the past, medical students were permitted to do a 5-year course with three repetitions. However, the repeat cap was dropped in the interim. The limit has once more been set for the students. Now, medical students are permitted only four chances to pass the first year.
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