New Delhi: The government has provided a nod to 157 new medical colleges in India since 2014 and has invested RS 17,691.08 Crore on these projects, the Union Ministry said.
After completion, almost 16,000 undergraduate medical seats will be added, he said.
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Under centralized sponsored schemes (CSS), the central government has also provided around Rs 2,451.1 Crore to increase state government Part or Central Government Central Government to increase the MBBS seat in the country, “the ministry said in a statement.
The Indian government without stopping pursuing the purpose of fostering more human resources through centrally sponsored schemes (CSS) that seeks to overcome not only equity problems in medical education but also geographical differences in the availability of medical care.
“Medical colleges are established in districts, who do not have government or private medical colleges.
Preferences are given to disabled / retreat / aspirational districts.
In three phases of schemes, 157 new medical colleges have been approved, including.
63 Medical College already Functioning.
Of the 157 new universities that are being established under CSS, 39 are being founded in the aspirational district, “said the ministry.
With the aim of creating 10,000 MBBS chairs at government universities in the country, the Ministry of Health said it would implement CSS to increase the state government or existing central government universities to increase MBBS seats.
Patterns of funding 90:10 by the central and state governments, for the northeastern state and specialized category countries and 60:40 for other countries with the cost of the top ceiling pegged at Rs 1.20 Crore per seat.
A total of 48 universities in 15 countries have been approved for an increase of 3,325 seats with RS 6719.11 Crore released as a central stock.