Hard Road / Government will not rush the students from Ukraine, admission in the country's medical colleges is not easy

Now many discussions have started regarding the future of Indian students who have returned from Ukraine. On the one hand, there is a demand to get these students admitted in indigenous medical colleges only. On the other hand, the medical organization is against it. Meanwhile, sources in the National Medical Commission (NMC) have informed that at present, there will be no haste in the decision regarding the future of these students.

A senior official associated with the commission said that most of the returnees from Ukraine are MBBS students. There are already rules and regulations in the country regarding MBBS studies from abroad. If amended with haste, it can also become a big controversy in the coming days.

Many students don't even have documents

However, on the other hand, students have started objecting to this instruction of NMC. Mithali Ahuja, a resident of Najafgarh, New Delhi, says that the NMC in its instructions has put a condition for the students to show documents.

• When she was trying to leave Ukraine, she did not have any documents during that time. Nor was there time to get any permission letter from his college.

Will have to make a big change

He said that on March 4, the NMC has given instructions to complete the internship of those students who have recently returned from Ukraine. These may also include students studying in Russian medical colleges. The current rule in the country is that if a student gets admission in a medical college for MBBS, he has to complete the course in that college. Their college cannot be changed.

• He told that the issue of students who have returned from Ukraine is very serious. It cannot be changed in a hurry. Apart from fees, changes will have to be made regarding various books, study material, exam pattern etc.