Being in India, we know what kind of competition a medical student faces while fighting for a seat in Medical College. AIPMT, State PMT, Private College PMTs, there is no end to the number of competitive exams which a student faces, and what kind of trauma he went through when one after the another he has to prepare himself/herself for the next exam, the expectation of the parents, and one's own expectation which one has to fulfill.
If you are successful to get that one seat you are lucky, But if you are one of those thousands of students who could not succeed, that does not make you "incapable" or "unlucky". Lets get some facts clear:
"India would require at least seven lakh doctors to fulfil its requirements in the health sector", the Medical Council of India (MCI) said this statement.
"We assessed that the country needs about seven lakhdoctors. Even if we increase our current intake from current 35,000 to 50,000 it will be 2031 when we will be able to meet the target. We can`t wait that long," he said."We have now increased post graduate (PG) seats from 9000 to 20,000 and every year they will increase. Our aim is of cylindrical growth where PG seats are equal to undergraduate (UG) seats in the country," Sarin said. (Source: Zee News)
After reading this it must be clear to you that the competition is all about the less resources that we have, We don't have enough number of Medical Colleges which can accommodate the number of aspiring students in our country and which is also resulting in the less number of required doctors.
Now coming to Medical Colleges, read this:
"The Medical Council of India has referred a total of 301 complaints against institutions and the medical fraternity to state medical councils, the maximum 45 of which are pending with the Delhi Medical Council. After Delhi, it is the Uttar Pradesh state medical council with 41 pending cases.
The number of cases pending with Andhra Pradesh state medical council is 14, Maharashtra 25, West Bengal 26, Haryana 17, Gujarat 13 and Rajasthan 26, MCI sources said. The least number of cases are pending with Goa which has received only one complaint from MCI. Uttarakhand has four cases with its state medical council.
The Medical Council of India is mandated with the task of regulating medical colleges and education. The major functions of MCI are maintenance of uniform standards of medical education both undergraduate and postgraduate, recommendation for recognition or de-recognition of medical qualifications of medical institutions of India or foreign countries. The council received complaints from across the country on issues relating to both medical institutions as well as professionals"
This is the condition of our Medical Institutes in India. However one of the minister of UP has taken a step to fulfill the number of doctors required by promoting Indian doctors from foreign countries to work in UP govt hospitals.
In case you are not lucky enough to get admission in India then you can choose RUSSIA AS AN OPTION FOR MBBS
Russia has become a popular study abroad destination of higher studies.The total cost for the MBBS course in Russia is approx Rs 12-15 lakh inclusive of course fees, accommodation, travel and medical insurance.
If you are successful to get that one seat you are lucky, But if you are one of those thousands of students who could not succeed, that does not make you "incapable" or "unlucky". Lets get some facts clear:
- At present there are 41569 seats for MBBS and 22194 seats for PG in India
- 335 Medical Colleges, 181 are Private and 154 are Government colleges
- India marked 67th among the developing countries in the case of doctor-population ratio. 1:2000 approx
- Shortage of 10 Lakh doctors in India. There are 7 Lakh doctors against a requirement of 17 Lakhs.
- In India total 10 Lakh students appear in various entrance examinations out of that 15% clears the examination.
"India would require at least seven lakh doctors to fulfil its requirements in the health sector", the Medical Council of India (MCI) said this statement.
"We assessed that the country needs about seven lakhdoctors. Even if we increase our current intake from current 35,000 to 50,000 it will be 2031 when we will be able to meet the target. We can`t wait that long," he said."We have now increased post graduate (PG) seats from 9000 to 20,000 and every year they will increase. Our aim is of cylindrical growth where PG seats are equal to undergraduate (UG) seats in the country," Sarin said. (Source: Zee News)
After reading this it must be clear to you that the competition is all about the less resources that we have, We don't have enough number of Medical Colleges which can accommodate the number of aspiring students in our country and which is also resulting in the less number of required doctors.
Now coming to Medical Colleges, read this:
"The Medical Council of India has referred a total of 301 complaints against institutions and the medical fraternity to state medical councils, the maximum 45 of which are pending with the Delhi Medical Council. After Delhi, it is the Uttar Pradesh state medical council with 41 pending cases.
The number of cases pending with Andhra Pradesh state medical council is 14, Maharashtra 25, West Bengal 26, Haryana 17, Gujarat 13 and Rajasthan 26, MCI sources said. The least number of cases are pending with Goa which has received only one complaint from MCI. Uttarakhand has four cases with its state medical council.
The Medical Council of India is mandated with the task of regulating medical colleges and education. The major functions of MCI are maintenance of uniform standards of medical education both undergraduate and postgraduate, recommendation for recognition or de-recognition of medical qualifications of medical institutions of India or foreign countries. The council received complaints from across the country on issues relating to both medical institutions as well as professionals"
This is the condition of our Medical Institutes in India. However one of the minister of UP has taken a step to fulfill the number of doctors required by promoting Indian doctors from foreign countries to work in UP govt hospitals.
In case you are not lucky enough to get admission in India then you can choose RUSSIA AS AN OPTION FOR MBBS
Russia has become a popular study abroad destination of higher studies.The total cost for the MBBS course in Russia is approx Rs 12-15 lakh inclusive of course fees, accommodation, travel and medical insurance.
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