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This document is a communication from the National Medical Commission's Undergraduate Medical Education Board addressed to heads of medical colleges in India. It discusses the online submission of student admission details for the MBBS course for the academic year 2021-22 via the NMC's website. The deadline for submitting this information has been extended to August 16, 2022.
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This document is an official communication from the National Medical Commission, dated August 12, 2022, directed to medical colleges across India. It discusses the implementation of the NIC Aadhaar Enabled Biometric Attendance System (AEBAS), the Hospital Management System, and the integration with the NMC Dashboard for medical colleges. The document outlines technical guidelines for API integration and mandates urgent action from the addressed recipients.
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This document, issued by the National Medical Commission's Post Graduate Medical Education Board, addresses the status of recognition for post-graduate medical courses. It mentions the decision to extend recognition for PG medical courses by one more year due to COVID-related delays, except where specific orders have been issued. The document instructs medical colleges to proceed with filling the seat matrix for the 2022 admission year.
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This document is a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) guide related to provisions for Foreign Medical Students, primarily from Ukraine and China, concerning regulations by the National Medical Commission (NMC) in India. It addresses topics like Screening Test Regulations, Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate Regulations, and guidelines for transfers between medical institutes. The document provides clarifications on requirements for internships and exams for students who were impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic and geopolitical events.
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This document is a directive issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC) of India concerning the implementation of various systems in medical colleges, such as the NIC Aadhaar Enabled Biometric Attendance System, Hospital Management System, and connecting CCTV feeds to the NMC Command and Control Center. Medical colleges have been instructed to provide compliance information by a specified deadline. The document emphasizes urgency for action and is addressed to senior officials in the medical education sector.
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This document details recommendations from an Expert Committee formed by the Undergraduate Medical Education Board following High Court orders. It proposes modifications to the Competency Based Medical Education curriculum in response to issues related to the LGBTQIA+ community, specifically targeting forensic medicine and psychiatry. The document includes specific changes to competencies to better represent gender identity and sexual orientation issues within medical education.
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This document, issued by the National Medical Commission Medical Assessment & Rating Board, is a public notice inviting applications from medical colleges for batch admissions for the academic year 2022-23. It is specifically addressed to colleges pending recognition or continuation of recognition for their undergraduate or postgraduate courses. The document includes contact details for queries related to undergraduate and postgraduate admissions.
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getDocument
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This is a public notice issued by the National Medical Commission's Medical Assessment & Rating Board (MARB), dated August 25, 2022. The notice addresses issues where medical colleges are preventing assessors from conducting their duties and warns that failure to comply will result in consequences, such as the non-processing of applications. Contact information is provided for queries related to undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
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getDocument
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This document, issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC), addresses the implementation of the Pradhan Mantri National Dialysis Portal (PMNDP) in medical colleges across India. It directs these institutions to use the newly stabilized PMNDP portal for managing dialysis services, offering training assistance through the National Health Systems Resource Centre. The initiative aims to enhance service delivery and beneficiary data management using the portal.
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getDocument
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This is a public notice issued by the National Medical Commission's Medical Assessment & Rating Board regarding the renewal of permissions for medical colleges for the NEET (UG) counselling season in September/October 2022. The notice details that renewals will be allowed based on sworn affidavits for the academic year 2022-23, with possible random surprise inspections based on the colleges' track records and past inspection reports.
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getDocument
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This public notice from the National Medical Commission (Undergraduate Medical Education Board) informs about the acceptance of an Academic Mobility Program for Indian medical students studying in Ukraine. The notice clarifies that while the program allows students to transfer temporarily to universities in different countries, the final degree will still be conferred by their parent Ukrainian university. The Commission grants a no-objection for this program, provided students adhere to the Screening Test Regulations 2002.
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This document from NMC details the schedule for NEET PG counselling for the academic year 2022, covering both All India Quota and State Quota admissions. It includes dates for various counselling rounds, reporting schedules, and key action items necessary for the ratification of the schedule by the Supreme Court. The document emphasizes the necessity for adherence to the outlined schedule by the participating institutions for efficient management of the admission process.
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getDocument
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This public notice from the National Medical Commission's Undergraduate Medical Education Board addresses the 'Academic Mobility Program' for Indian medical students studying in Ukraine amidst conflict. It clarifies that students may temporarily relocate to various other countries but will still receive their degrees from their original Ukrainian universities. The notice grants a no-objection status to the program if specific criteria are met, as approved by the Commission.
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getDocument
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This public notice from the National Medical Commission seeks comments on proposed amendments to the Establishment of Medical College Regulations, 1999. The amendments involve changes to the requirements for universities to establish new medical colleges without having a fully functional hospital for two years if certain conditions are met. Public comments are invited to be sent via a specified email within 30 days of the notice's publication.
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getDocument
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This public notice from the National Medical Commission details the regulations regarding compulsory internships for foreign medical graduates in India as mandated by the Compulsory Rotatory Medical Internship Regulations 2021 and Foreign Medical Graduate Licentiate Regulations 2021. It outlines the requirement for foreign graduates to complete a supervised internship in approved medical colleges in India and provides guidance for state medical councils on allocating internship positions. Specific provisions also apply to Indian citizens graduating from foreign institutions, ensuring compliance with the regulations.
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getDocument
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This document is a public notice issued by the National Medical Commission, detailing a list of universities where Indian medical students studying in Ukraine can apply under the Academic Mobility Program. The notice was made in compliance with directions from the Supreme Court of India. It aims to facilitate these students by providing options for continuing their education during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
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getDocument
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This advisory, issued by the National Medical Commission on September 20, 2022, emphasizes the importance of ensuring that treatments like hair transplants and aesthetic surgeries are performed by qualified professionals. It warns against the dangers of unqualified individuals conducting such procedures and highlights the necessity for proper training, infrastructure, and regulatory compliance. The document outlines guidelines to prevent malpractice, including maintaining proper surgical protocols and facilities, ethical advertising, and diligent record keeping.
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This document is a guideline issued by the National Medical Commission's Ethics & Medical Registration Board regarding aesthetic surgery and hair transplant procedures. It outlines the requirements for performing such procedures, emphasizing that they should only be carried out by trained and licensed medical professionals. The document specifies the necessary infrastructure and qualifications for medical personnel involved in hair transplant surgeries to ensure patient safety and adherence to ethical standards.
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getDocument
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This is a circular issued by the National Medical Commission inviting applications from retired Central Government officers to engage as consultants on a contract basis. The circular provides details on the positions available, eligibility criteria, and application process. It highlights the working conditions, pay, and duties associated with these consulting roles, noting that applications are due by October 14, 2022.
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getDocument
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This document is an advisory issued by the National Medical Commission, addressed to directors, principals, and deans of standalone PG medical institutions across Indian states and UTs. The advisory discusses the mandate to install cameras in PG medical colleges and clarifies the number and locations of cameras required. This notice has the approval of the NMC Chairman and is directed towards enhancing surveillance in educational facilities.
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getDocument
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This document is a notice from the National Medical Commission regarding the creation of an Anti-Ragging Committee. Chaired by Dr. Aruna V. Vanikar, the committee reviewed ragging complaints and established a communication channel for medical students to report such incidents. The document emphasizes the seriousness of the issue and provides an email for complaints.
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getDocument
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The document is a notice from the National Medical Commission to all medical colleges and institutes, addressing concerns about suicide, resignation, and working hours of medical students. An Anti-Ragging Committee, chaired by Dr. Aruna V. Vanikar, has been reviewing related complaints and urges institutions to submit detailed information on these issues over the past five years by October 7, 2022.
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getDocument
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The document is a letter from the National Medical Commission (NMC) regarding the NEET-UG 2022 counselling schedule. It outlines the dates and procedures for both All India Quota (AIQ) and State counselling, with the counselling expected to begin on October 11, 2022. The letter emphasizes the urgency of publishing the schedule on NMC's website and suggests approaching the Supreme Court for ratification of the schedule.
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getDocument
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This is a circular issued by the National Medical Commission's Medical Assessment & Rating Board. It amends a previous notice by correcting a specific date from 07.06.2022 to 07.09.2022 while maintaining the rest of the original circular unchanged. The circular is approved by the President of MARB and is requested to be uploaded on the website by the DMMP Cell.
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getDocument
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This document is a circular issued by the National Medical Commission's Medical Assessment & Rating Board (MARB) Undergraduate Section. It reminds government and private medical colleges to submit the required affidavit in the prescribed format by the deadline to renew or increase MBBS seats for the 2022-23 academic year. The circular notes that failure to comply will result in non-renewal of permission.
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getDocument
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This is a document from the National Medical Commission directed to the principals, deans, and directors of all medical colleges and institutes. It requests the contact details of the conveners of Anti-Ragging Committees and other senior officials from these institutions. The information is required to be submitted by October 18, 2022, preferably via email.
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getDocument
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This is a public notice issued by the National Medical Commission regarding the guidelines for the 2022-23 batch of MBBS students. It outlines the academic calendar starting from November 15, 2022, and includes information on vacations, examinations, and other requirements such as electives and supplementary exams. The notice emphasizes rules according to the GMER 1997 and continuation of programs like yoga and village outreach.
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getDocument
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This is a public notice issued by the National Medical Commission's Medical Assessment & Rating Board. The document discusses the grant of permission for MBBS admissions for the academic year 2022-2023, maintaining the number of seats from the previous academic year. It specifies that colleges denied recognition due to legal issues will not be eligible to admit students.
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getDocument
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This public notice from the National Medical Commission's Under Graduate Medical Education Board announces that enrolments for the Advance Course in Medical Education Program are temporarily suspended. This suspension will last until a new academic cell or committee is formed to reassess the program's conduct. The notice is issued by Shambhu Sharan Kumar, the Director of UGMEB, dated October 20, 2022.
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getDocument
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This public notice from the National Medical Commission warns about illegal admissions into medical courses made by Singhania University without NMC's mandatory prior permission. The document clarifies the legal provisions under the NMC Act, 2019, and calls attention to misleading claims by the university regarding recognized medical qualifications. It advises the public to verify the status of medical colleges on the NMC website before enrollment.
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getDocument
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This document is a public notice issued by the National Medical Commission (NMC) dated 2nd November 2022, announcing a proposed amendment to the Teachers Eligibility Qualifications in Medical Institutions Regulations, 2022. It invites public comments on this amendment focusing on eligibility criteria for medical teachers, specifically addressing qualifications acquired abroad. Comments are requested to be submitted within 30 days of the notice's publication.
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getDocument
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This document from the National Medical Commission, dated November 9, 2022, announces the decision to disassociate from the Dr. B.C. Roy National Award, the Silver Jubilee Research Award, and the Hari Om Ashram Alembic Research Award, along with their associated societies. The decision follows discussions chaired by the Health and Family Welfare Minister. The letter is addressed to multiple life members of the affected award societies.
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getDocument
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This is a reminder issued by the National Medical Commission to all medical colleges and institutes, urging them to submit reports on student suicides, resignations, and working hours. The document references an earlier communication and sets a deadline of November 25, 2022, for submission, warning of potential action under NMC regulations for non-compliance. Colleges that have already submitted their reports are not required to resubmit.
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getDocument
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This document is a reminder issued by the National Medical Commission to principals, deans, and directors of various medical colleges regarding the submission of contact details for the convener of their Anti-Ragging Committee. It emphasizes the need for compliance by a specified deadline to avoid potential action under the NMC regulations. It specifically addresses those institutions which have not yet submitted this required information.
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This document is a notice issued by the National Medical Commission's Accounts Section, reiterating the shift to online payment methods for transactions with the commission. Dated November 21, 2022, it contains detailed banking information for making payments via RTGS, NEFT, or IMPS, emphasizing that offline payment modes like cheques will not be accepted.
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getDocument
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This document is a public notice from the National Medical Commission detailing a modified schedule for NEET-PG counselling for the academic year 2022. It provides information about the counselling process for the All India Quota and State Quota for postgraduate medical admissions. The document includes specific dates for different counselling rounds and is approved by the competent authority.
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getDocument
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This document is a public notice from the National Medical Commission (NMC) concerning a modified schedule for the NEET-UG counselling for the academic year 2022. It informs about the timetable for counselling conducted by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) for the All India Quota and by various state authorities for State Quota. The document, aimed at ensuring smooth conduct of the counselling process, was issued with the approval of the competent authority and involves detailed scheduling for counselling rounds and seat allocations.
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getDocument
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This public notice issued by the National Medical Commission warns against a fake letter circulating under their name, falsely claiming that Avicenna International Medical University in Kyrgyzstan is recognized by the NMC. The notice clarifies that the commission has not issued any recognition to the university. It is intended to prevent misinformation among Indian students considering studying medicine abroad.
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getDocument
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This document, issued by the National Medical Commission, outlines the process and requirements for medical colleges in India to submit online information regarding postgraduate admissions for the academic year 2022-23. It details the standards and regulations for admissions, including compliance with the Indian Medical Council Act and National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) requirements. The document emphasizes the need for transparency and completeness in reporting, with a system for online submission of student data by medical institutions.
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getDocument
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This is an office order from the National Medical Commission outlining the updated tax identification numbers (GSTIN, TAN, PAN) that must be used for transactions with the NMC. The document reiterates that all medical institutions and vendors must use these new numbers instead of the old ones from the former Medical Council of India to ensure compliance. This notice is issued to prevent the potential rejection of transactions using outdated tax registration details.
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getDocument
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The public notice addresses medical colleges approved by the National Medical Commission or the erstwhile Medical Council of India regarding adherence to staff requirements. It emphasizes compliance with the staff norms specified in the NMC notification dated 28th October, 2020, particularly regarding hospital and nursing staff. Medical colleges are instructed to adhere to these guidelines.
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getDocument
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This is a circular issued by the National Medical Commission's Undergraduate Medical Education Board, outlining the updated phase-wise academic calendar and curriculum for MBBS students of the 2022-23 batch. It includes detailed schedules for various phases and explains key curriculum changes introduced for improved student learning outcomes. The document is sanctioned by the President of UGMEB and directed to medical college administrators for implementation.
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getDocument
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This is a public notice issued by the National Medical Commission advising that all communications to the commission should be preferably in Hindi or English to ensure early processing. It is addressed to institutions, colleges, and hospitals. The notice aims to standardize communication to facilitate efficient handling of issues.
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getDocument
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This document is a request from the National Medical Commission's Ethics and Medical Registration Board to medical colleges for the names of eligible professors to form a panel of experts. These experts will evaluate appeals against State Medical Council decisions and are required to have significant teaching experience and a clean integrity record. Colleges are instructed to provide detailed information about the candidates in an enclosed proforma.
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