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Addition of 450 MBBS seats from current academic session a historic move: DAK | KNO

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Anantnag, May 24 (KNO) : Doctors Association Kashmir (DAK) Friday welcomed the Letter of Permission (LOP) given to Govt Medical college Anantnag (GMC-A) and Govt Medical college Baramulla (GMC-B) by Medical council of India (MCI) for starting admissions to 100 MBBS seats in each college from the current Academic session. Dr Suhail Naik, President DAK while welcoming the move said that Letter of Permission (LOP) for starting the admission to MBBS courses for other New Government Medical Colleges of Kathua, Rajouri and Doda is also expected in days. The cumulative addition of new MBBS seats will be about 400 to 450 seats from current year as per sources. Dr Owais H Dar, General secretary DAK termed that addition of 400 plus odd seats a historic move and said it will be the turning point in Medical Education history and delivery of medicare services in the hilly state of Jammu and Kashmir. This will be put to an end as addition of 400 plus seats will fulfill the aspirations of large number of students. Meanwhile the delivery of secondary and tertiary medicare services has already taken jump due to establishment of new Medical Colleges and their associated hospitals with recruitment of faculty and additional staff, the statement issued to KNO reads. DAK thanked Advisor to Govt. Of Jammu and Kashmir, K Vijay Kumar and Principal Secretary Health and Medical Education, Attal Dullo for their tremendous and dedicated role in achieving this historic feat. DAK also thanked the crucial role played by Director Coordinator New Medical Colleges, Dr Yashpal Sharma and, Principals and Medical Superintendents of New Medical colleges and Associated hospitals without whom it would have not been possible. “We are hopeful that new Medical Colleges and Associated hospitals will emerge as hub of Medical studies with delivery of best Medicare facilities for public at large,” the statement added.(KNO)

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