6 more AIIMS for healthy India Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today announced that 6 more institutes would be set up on the lines of AIIMS or the All India Institute of Medical Sciences in five states, Jammu and Kashmir, Punjab, Tamil Nadu, Himachal Pradesh and Assam. Bihar will also have a second institute modeled on AIIMS, […]
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Entrance Test for NRI Quota Admissions. There was a huddle in colleges after the Medical Council of India (MCI) directed private colleges across the country to hold separate entrance tests to check merit of Non-Resident Indians(NRI) students. Starting with the 2015-16 academic year, the MCI ordered all medical colleges to conduct an Entrance Test for NRI
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Corruption charges towards healthcare in India. Keeping patients in the hospital longer than necessary and doing unnecessary investigations have become very common in order to meet the commercial needs of the hospital. Dr. Gautam Mistry, cardiologist in a corporate hospital in Kolkata left the hospital after seven years of service due to pressure from the
Doctors reveal corruption in private healthcare in India. Read More »
Bangalore University about to split. The quadfurcation of Bangalore University (BU) may result in different academic syllabus, if the proposal is approved by the cabinet and the governor. The three new universities Bangalore North, Bangalore South and Bangalore Central may either adopt the syllabus offered currently by BU or frame their own new syllabus. If
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Boys overpowering girls in core branches of core engineering courses, in Bangalore colleges. There has been a noticeable gender difference among students enrolling for core engineering courses in Bangalore colleges. Top engineering colleges have noticed bias towards male students preferring core Engineering courses, when compared to the other gender students, who prefer rather off-beat, creative
Engineering streams pursued with varying gender proportion in Bangalore colleges. Read More »
Multiple Institutes turn Deemed Universities in Bangalore As many as 20 Institutions have applied for Deemed University status to the State Department of Higher Education, Karnataka. Among the 20 Institutes only 3 institutions have received the status as Deemed Universities in Bangalore, in 2014, namely PES Institute, Reva University and CMR Institute. The remaining 17
3 Institutes in Bangalore now deemed universities. Read More »
Private deemed universities in Bangalore to initiate entrance exams from 2014? Read on. Along with the Common Entrance Test(CET) and the Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka (COMED-K) examinations, aspirants have to go through other online examinations being organized by deemed private institutes, from 2014. 3 top private institutes have received the private university
Deemed Private Universities to mandate separate entrance exams. Read More »
Less demand for Online Examination for jee main 2014 There had been a decrease in registration for the online test of JEE(Main) 2014, where the numbers reduced to 1.71 lakh, from 1.74 lakh, as of 2013. This shows a negative acceptance towards the growth of online format of the jee main examination system , which
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More mbbs seats added, no cry for wanna be doctors…! A proposal to increase the number of MBBS seats by an additional 10000 was cleared by the Union Cabinet on last Thursday. This proposal would help bring down the doctor:patient ratio from 1:2000 to 1:1000, which means there would be more doctors available in remote
10,000 MBBS seats added by Union Cabinet. Read More »
Management seats in Bangalore colleges to be costlier? The battle between CET and COMEDK has finally concluded with bitter results. Common Entrance Test (CET) will be held only for government and aided colleges while admissions to private institutions in Bangalore will be based on COMEDK(Consortium of Medical, Engineering and Dental Colleges of Karnataka). Private colleges
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