Madurai Bench of the Madras High Court has granted interim relief by staying the National Medical Commission’s rule that required postgraduate medical faculty to maintain 75% attendance out of a fixed 300 working days annually. This article explains the background, court’s order, real world impact and practical next steps for everyone involved in medical education.
A fresh advisory from the National Medical Commission asking medical colleges to limit leave for MBBS students on May 2 and 3, 2026 has sparked debate. Doctors associations want it withdrawn and seek an apology. Here’s a clear breakdown of what happened, why it matters and what it could mean for students and the future of medical education in India.
Read MoreNational Medical Commission has introduced fresh updates to its undergraduate medical education framework. These adjustments remove certain long standing restrictions while adding a new geographic guideline. For anyone following medical education in India
Read MoreNational Medical Commission has asked MNR Medical College & Hospital in Telangana to respond to serious allegations of illegal stipend recovery and coercion from postgraduate students. This article explains what happened, the rules involved why it matters and practical steps every medical resident should know.
Read MoreNational Medical Commission has directed all medical colleges not to grant leave to students on 2 and 3 May 2026 ahead of the NEET UG 2026 exam on 3 May. Here’s a clear breakdown of the notice, why it matters and practical steps for everyone involved.
Read MoreIn a major development that could reshape medical education in India, Parliamentary Standing Committee on Health and Family Welfare has suggested relaxing the strict rules for MBBS students. In its 172nd report, the panel has recommended increasing the number of attempts allowed to clear the First Professional (1st Prof) examinations from the current limit of 4 to 6.
Read MoreThe National Medical Commission has allowed both non profit and for profit companies to establish medical colleges under the PPP model. NMC Chairman Abhijat Chandrakant Sheth confirms that patients in PPP hospitals will receive free or subsidised treatment. The move aims to enhance medical education quality, clinical research, and healthcare accessibility under state government regulations.
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