SEATS GOT DOUBLED IN MEDICAL COLLEGES, INDIA
During the opening of a new Regional Cancer Centre at NEIGRIHMS, Shillong, the Health Minister of India shared some big news. He said that in the last nine years, India has made a huge effort to improve its medical colleges and hospitals. He also promised to set up special medical units in every district of the country. These changes are going to make healthcare much better in India.
India has long faced a shortage of doctors and healthcare
professionals, with a doctor-patient ratio significantly lower than the World
Health Organization's recommended standard. By doubling the number of medical
colleges, the government aims to produce a greater number of medical graduates,
thus addressing the shortage of healthcare professionals and ensuring that
medical services are more accessible to the entire population.
The Union Health Minister of India said that medical colleges have doubled in the past 9 years. He also announced a critical care unit for each district in India at the NEIGRIHMS cancer center inauguration in Shillong. Now there are a total of 1,70,000 MBBS seats in the country.
NEIGRIHMS stands for "North Eastern Indira Gandhi
Regional Institute of Health and Medical Sciences". It is a medical institute
located in Shillong, Meghalaya, India. NEIGRIHMS is an autonomous institute
established by the Government of India in 1987. The institute offers various medical
and healthcare-related programs, including undergraduate and postgraduate
medical courses, as well as providing healthcare services to the people of the
northeastern region of India.
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