Hyderabad: When some states and the United States have reopened medical and dental colleges for the physical class, the failure of the Telangana government did it made several students.
In the guideline issued in November last year, the National Medical Commission (NMC) has asked the central and state government to take steps to reopen medical and dental colleges from December 1, 2020.
While the second wave of the physical opening of Covid-19 was delayed from Colleges, many states and UTS such as Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana and Puducherry recently stated the reopening of colleges for practical sessions.
Students say that only attending online classes without practical exposure to turn into a big challenge for many people.
“We are being taught some very important clinical concepts using PPTs and videos.
While they are effective, we don’t have practical knowledge.
How do we become a good surgeon or doctor if we don’t have practical knowledge with the patient?” Said Mohan Dharavath, a student Class two at Osmania Medical College.
NMC, in its recommendation, has stated that the reopening of universities will relieve teaching and academic staff, as well as students from uncertainty about student careers, function mode including physical class behavior.
Many were taken to social media looking for the reopening of the latest medical and teeth in Telangana in August.
“Feeling embarrassed to become a young Medico after listening to the news of the film theater who was opened back in Telangana.
Is it reopening medical colleges, it’s not a decent thing than the theater?” Tweeted Shiva Rayakanti.
When TOI reaches the authority of the University of Kalji Narayana (Knruhs), they say they negotiate at the reopening of college.
“We have received several representations of parents and students who are looking for reopening universities for practical lessons.
We have forwarded the same thing to the state government and has been looking for instructions needed.
In the next few days, we can expect some decisions for Taken, “said the Knruhs Registrar, Dr.
D Praveen Kumar.
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