Скачать с ютуб NMC விதிமுறையை GEORGIA கடைபிடிக்கவில்லை!!மாணவர்களை தவறாக வழி நடத்தும் EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY!!! в хорошем качестве

NMC விதிமுறையை GEORGIA கடைபிடிக்கவில்லை!!மாணவர்களை தவறாக வழி நடத்தும் EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY!!!

NMC விதிமுறைகள் பற்றிய முழுமையான தகவல்களை ஒரு சில agency, consultancy மறைக்கின்றன.மாணவர்கள் MBBS படிக்க முடிவு செய்வதற்கு முன் Georgia Medical Act ல் கூறியிருப்பதை தெளிவாக புரிந்து கொள்ள வேண்டும். தவறான வழிகாட்டுதலில் Georgia விற்கு மாணவர்கள் MBBS படிக்க செல்கிறார்கள் A critical story about MBBS in Georgia covered by Times Of India today 16th September 2024 questioning how education agents are taking advantage of innocent students by not sharing correct information about Georgia A must read for everyone promoting Georgia completely not fulfilling NMC Regulations ❌. Students must have aadequate information on med regulations in Georgia. Several aspirants ae being misguided as consultants withhold crucial Georgian government rules on the independent practice licence, which is granted after nine years of education in the country. Medical students aspiring to study in Georgia must acquire complete information on the ground rules related to practising as a doctor after completion of the medical course. The NMC has been continuously discouraging students from getting medical education abroad citing the substandard education quality. However, several study-abroad agents/counsellors have been ta- king advantage of gullible students and their parents. They often with- hold crucial information regarding the rules, regulations, and laws of foreign countries. These agents pro- vide incomplete information, promising medical education that meets NMC guidelines in India, which may not always be accurate or reliable. Innocent students and parents often realise the deceit only after they land in a foreign country and face difficulty in practising as independent doctors. In Georgia, any student completing Doctor of Medicine (MD) and a year-long internship is allowed to work as a junior doctor assisting a senior doctor. Most of them do not fulfil the criteria to appear for the Foreign Medical Graduate Exam (FMGE)and struggle to get a medical licence to practice in India. Sarvan Maharshi (24), Hyderabad, who wanted to study in a foreign medical college, told Education Times how he was misled into applying to a medical college in Georgia by an agent, where he paid a fee of Rs 2 lakh to the agency. Sarvan says, "I visited an education service agency in Hyderabad to get admission into a medical college in Georgia. I was unaware of Georgia's medical practice laws, which made it easy for them to deceive me." He was saved as he learnt about the regulations on the internet. Knowing the law According to Georgia legislation to take the postgraduate residency course and obtain the right to independent medical practice, one must pass the Unified State Certification Exam (Article 17, Law of Georgia on Medical Practice). Santosh Biradar, a practising advocate from Hyderabad has been trying to create awareness about foreign medical "Medical colleges in Georgia provide a license for 'in- dependent practice' only after a total of nine years of education in the country. Agents claim that after completing a 5-year MBBS course (known as MD in Georgia) and an additional year of internship, the student would receive a licence to practice.However, they with-hold information on the independent practice licence, which is granted only after completing three years of residency and passing the National Post-Diploma Qualification Exam (NPDQE), in addition to the five years of MBBS and one year of internship." Furthermore, it is concerning that the NMC does not recognise the junior doctor licence provided in Georgia. On August 9, 2024, the Georgian Embassy in India notified Indian students about recent amendments made by the Ministry of Education, Science, and Youth of Georgia regarding the medical education system. The notice stated, "According to Article 14 of the Law of Georgia on Medical Practice, graduates of the MD programme (equivalent to MBBS in India), known as junior doctors, are authorised to perform the duties of a doctor. This is fully equivalent to an MBBS qualification in India. A junior doctor performs clinical du- ties under the guidance of a certified specialist. If a certified doctor is not available, a junior doctor can provide emergency medical care independently." A senior official at the NMC, speaking on condition of anonymity, says, "NMC has been trying to train doctors through internship programmes and practical training. We want students should consider reappearing for the NEET UG and focusing on performing better in the entrance exam, rather than opting for foreign medical colleges where many countries do not follow NMC norms. These foreign graduates often lack the practical skills needed to treat patients independently and fail to meet the li- censing requirements mandated by the NMC." THANKS FOR TIMES OF INDIA.    • GEORGIA வில் MBBS செல்லாது || மாணவர்க...