Dehradun: With the government, at the cabinet meeting was held on Thursday, decided to cut the cost of MBBS at government universities, Uttarakhand had become a country that offered medical education at the lowest prices in the country, claiming spokesman for the state government and the Minister of Agriculture Subodhal.
“For the MBBS course, at a government college, a student must pay Rs 4 lakh per year.
The Uttarakhand government has brought a fee down to Rs 1.45 lakh now.
Those who complement the bond to serve in the state for five years after completion of course Must pay only Rs 50,000 per year, “Uniyal said.
Safe! You have managed to throw your votelogin to see Resulthe added, “before, the lowest cost charged from the government medical students was in Punjab, where a student had to pay Rs 1.50 lakh for the first year and after that, grew up with 15 years.
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Further government spokesman added that the state team had studied the cost structure in other countries and found that Punjab collected the lowest number of state medical colleges.
“Which one is, we decided to lower the tariff further because it would be a big assistance for people who pursued courses,” the minister added.
Uttarakhand also offers concepts to apply for “bonds” to medical students.
According to him, they are required to serve in the state for a period of five years after the completion of the course.
Bond provisions state that in the first year, doctors must serve in medical colleges.
Over the next two years, doctors will be asked to serve in the primary health center at the remote location of Uttarakhand and thereafter, working in a district hospital or hospital in a distant area for two years.
Students who send bonds will be needed to pay an annual fee of 50,000 Rs for MBBS.
Previously, all Uttarakhand medical colleges had provisions to offer bonds to students and charged fees were Rs 50,000 per year.
However, during the term of office of Trivendra Singh Praying, the norms were changed and bonds were only offered at medical colleges located on the hills such as Srinagar Medical College.
However, making changes, the cabinet has now decided to offer bond conditions in other medical colleges such as Doon Medical College and Haldwani Medical College.