Maintenance of Standards of Medical Education
Regulations, 2023

These regulations, amongst other aspects, contemplate an annual disclosure report to be submitted by medical colleges and medical institutions to the UGMEB or the PGMEB, as the case may be. The Boards will then evaluate these reports to verify if the medical colleges or medical institutions satisfy the conditions or regulations issued by NMC from time to time.

NMC publishes FAQs on UG MSR 2023

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has released a set of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) to provide clarity on the “Guidelines for Establishment of New Medical Institutions, Starting of New Medical Courses, Increase of Seats for Existing Courses, and Assessment and Rating Regulations for Undergraduate Medical Education, 2023 (UG-MSR 2023).” These FAQs were published on 13th September, 2023.

MARB publishes number of seats allocated for UG and PG Programmes

The purpose of this list is to provide transparency and information to the concerned authorities and stakeholders. The National Medical Commission wishes to emphasize that the attached list represents the genuine approvals, Letters of Permission (LOPs), or renewals for the current academic year.

NMC seeks Comments on Minimum Standard of Requirements for Post-Graduate Courses-2023

The MSR-2023 aims to enhance the quality of post-graduate medical education in India and align it with international standards, ultimately benefiting both aspiring medical professionals and the healthcare sector as a whole. Interested parties are encouraged to participate in the review process by providing their insights and recommendations before the deadline.

Streamlining Counselling process for Admission to Medical Seats

This reform comes as a response to the need for a more transparent, accountable, and efficient admission process in the medical field. By entrusting the responsibility of seat reporting to designated authorities, the system aims to minimize errors, prevent misreporting, and ultimately benefit the students and the medical education sector as a whole.

Fake/Forged Letter of Permission to GSL Medical College

The Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARB) of the National Medical Commission (NMC) has recently uncovered a case of forgery involving a letter issued to GSL Medical College in Rajahmundry. The forged letter falsely claimed an increase in seats for MD-Radio Diagnosis from 10 to 24 for the academic year 2023-24.

NMC warns against Forged Letters Misleading Medical Colleges

The Directorate of Medical Education in states and union territories (UTs) across the country has been formally requested to allocate seats for Under Graduate-MBBS and Post Graduate-Broad Specialty and Super Specialty programs for the academic year 2023-24 based solely on the information available on the official website of the National Medical Commission.

Payment of Stipends to PG Medical Students

The PGMEB has reiterated that as per the Post Graduate Medical Education Regulation, 2000, ‘The Post Graduate students of the institutions which are located in various States / Union Territories shall be paid remuneration at par with the remuneration being paid to the Post Graduate students of State Government medical institutions / Central Government Medical Institutions, in the State/Union Territory in which the institution is located.’