According to new medical bill mbbs taken from a foreign country will be valid in india without mci test ?
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31st Jul, 2019
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The Lok Sabha passed the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill on the 30th of July, 2019.
A number of reforms are going to take place under this bill. One such reform is the NEXT ie. National Exit Test.
The Bill proposes final year MBBS exam as an entrance test for Post Graduation (PG) courses in the same field. This test will be a screening test for students who got a graduation degree in medicine from foreign countries. Amd this exam will be known as NEXT. However, NEXT will replace NEET PG in next three years (it won't come imto effect immediately).
The Lok Sabha passed the National Medical Commission (NMC) Bill on the 30th of July, 2019.
A number of reforms are going to take place under this bill. One such reform is the NEXT ie. National Exit Test.
The Bill proposes final year MBBS exam as an entrance test for Post Graduation (PG) courses in the same field. This test will be a screening test for students who got a graduation degree in medicine from foreign countries. Amd this exam will be known as NEXT. However, NEXT will replace NEET PG in next three years (it won't come imto effect immediately).
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