The National Medical Commission (NMC) has directed all government medical colleges to assist the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences (NBEMS) with postgraduate and postdoctoral practical examinations. This directive aims to address an increasing number of candidates and a shortage of essential resources.
NBEMS Seeks College Support
The NMC issued an advisory this week. It requests cooperation from government institutions. The goal is smooth exam conduct. NBEMS faces challenges with exam centers and examiner availability. Some colleges lack proper facilities. Faculty members are sometimes restricted from serving as examiners.
Infrastructure and Examiner Needs
The NMC advises colleges to provide necessary infrastructure. This includes wards, laboratories, and access to patients. Colleges must ensure these resources are available. This facilitates the smooth execution of practical assessments.
Financial Compensation Provided
NBEMS compensates exam centers. It also pays examiners for their services. The NMC highlighted this aspect. It encourages institutions to actively participate.
Maintaining Medical Education Standards
Cooperation is vital. It helps maintain postgraduate medical education standards. Timely conduct of exams is a priority. The NMC urges government colleges to take action. Faculty support is crucial for successful examinations.
