Chennai: Tamil Nadu is ready to add a chair of another 1,650 Mbbs, with a total calculation of up to almost 5,200, if all 11 new government medical colleges in the country have received recognition from the National Medical Council (NMC).
According to the Minister of Health, MA Subramanian, inspection by NMC has been completed in four of the eleven new medical colleges.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see the resultsbramania while talking to IATs said, “Shock inspection was carried out in Dindigul, Tiruppur, Namakkal and Krishnagiri Medical Colleges by NMC officials in the last ten days.
They are expected
Visit seven colleges left in the next few days and because this is a surprise visit, we don’t have a schedule.
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The official panel appointed by NMC visited a newly built medical college and examined the anatomical, physiology and biochemical laboratories.
The team also examined the general ward, the number of trained doctors, professors and teachers and dormitory facilities for boys and girls.
The hospital attached along with the flow of patients is also a problem that will be studied in detail by the inspection team before providing a license to medical colleges.
With 11 new medical colleges get permission, Tamil Nadu will have medical colleges in every country district, serving population health including rural residents.
Dr.
Nayarayana Babu, Director, Medical Education, Tamil Nadu said, “With the sanctions on 11 new medical colleges, in addition to the increase in the number of seats, tertiary medical care will also increase provide a big boost for general health for general health.
Countries.”
New medical colleges will provide “quality training” to aspirant doctors and paramedic staff and provide special care for even village populations and poor people at no cost.
Most of these medical colleges will have 700-750 beds.
The central government has given permission to open 11 medical colleges in the state as part of a national mission to increase the number of medical colleges in this country.
However, universities must undergo inspections by NMC appointed officials including doctors, before they get permission to start the class.