150 MBBS seats in Medical College have been lost..!?
150 MBBS seats in Medical college have been lost..!?
A government medical college with half a century of experience has lost its recognition The alappuzha Medical college has lost its recognition of 150 MBBS seats. The approval of 150 seats for the new batch was withdrawn after the National Medical Commission conducted an inspection. The university of health informed the director of Medical education about the loss of recognition. It is reported that the lack of doctors and senior residencies is the reason for the loss of recognition. government Medical college, which has been operating for half a century, has lost recognition. Some PG seats in Kozhikode, thrissur, and Pariyaram Medical Colleges were also lost. At the same time, the Department of health said that measures have been taken to prevent this year's admission from being affected.
Earlier, the National Medical Commission had blocked permission for three private medical colleges in the state to continue MBBS courses. Admissions to thrissur Jubilee Medical Mission Hospital, thiruvananthapuram Karakonam Somervell Memorial CSI Medical college, and Sri Gokulam Medical college were blocked as they were found not to have met the criteria. A total of 450 seats were blocked in all three places. 100 seats of thiruvananthapuram SUT Medical Science Academy were reduced to 50. Actions were taken on the grounds of a lack of teachers, resident doctors, and basic facilities and non-implementation of the National Medical Commission recommendations. A meeting was called by the VC of the university of health in the context of the position of the Medical Council, which allowed solving the problem.