विदेश मेडिकल की पढ़ाई कर के आए स्टूडेंट्स के लिए मुश्किलें बढ़ीं. MBBS की पढ़ाई करके भारत लौटे छात्रों को अब दो से तीन साल की इंटर्नशिप करनी होगी. इसके बाद ही उन्हें डॉक्टर का दर्जा मिलेगा.
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Qualified FMG students must be treated equal to IMG students.
Why are #FMG students being discriminated against for stipend and internship.
Internship without stipend and 2-3 years internship is harassment.
#withdraw_nmc_notice
Call for Genuine Dialogue with Foreign Medical Graduates (FMGs)
We are deeply concerned by the recent actions of the National Medical Commission @NMC_IND regarding the new policies affecting Foreign Medical Graduates #FMGs . Despite multiple attempts by #FMGs to engage in constructive dialogue about these policies, the doors have been closed to them, leaving many feeling unheard and marginalized.
Key Issues Highlighted:
1.Lack of Engagement with FMGs:
•When FMGs approached the NMC to discuss the recent circulars impacting their education and career pathways, they were met with a closed door. This lack of openness contradicts the NMC’s stated commitment to inclusivity and transparency.
•On other occasions, the NMC has publicly invited dialogue with medical professionals on various issues. The exclusion of FMGs from such conversations suggests a discrepancy in how different members of the medical community are treated.
2.The Need for Authentic Communication:
•Effective policymaking requires genuine engagement with all stakeholders. FMGs, who represent a significant portion of the medical workforce, deserve to have their voices heard and their concerns addressed in a fair and transparent manner.
•The perception that the NMC is avoiding meaningful dialogue with FMGs undermines trust and suggests a lack of willingness to address the real challenges faced by these dedicated professionals.
Our Stance:
We at @udfaindia believe that a body like the NMC, which is designed to represent and listen to the medical community, must be open to all its members. Ignoring or sidelining any group is counterproductive and contrary to the principles of equality and fairness.
Why This Matters:
•Equity and Representation: All medical professionals, regardless of where they received their education, should have the opportunity to engage with regulatory bodies and influence policies that affect their careers and lives.
•Transparency and Trust: For the NMC to maintain its credibility and legitimacy, it must foster an environment of openness and responsiveness, especially towards those who are most impacted by its decisions.
•Potential for Unrest: If the NMC continues to act unilaterally without genuine dialogue, it risks alienating a significant portion of the medical community. This could lead to increased discontent and potential protests, which is not in anyone’s interest.
Our Call to Action:
•Open the Doors to Dialogue: We urge the NMC to actively engage with FMGs and their representatives to discuss the implications of recent policies and seek mutually acceptable solutions.
•Demonstrate True Commitment: Show that the commitment to inclusivity and open dialogue is not just for show, but a fundamental principle guiding the NMC’s actions.
•Listen and Represent: The NMC must fulfill its mandate to listen to and represent all members of the medical community, including FMGs who have contributed significantly to healthcare in India.
Let’s Work Together for a Fair and Inclusive Medical Community.
We remain hopeful that the NMC will reconsider its approach and embrace a more inclusive and open stance towards FMGs. It is only through unity and collaboration that we can ensure a just and effective healthcare system for all.
#OpenDialogue #FairTreatment #SupportFMGs #NMCAccountability #FMGS
@NMC_IND@official_afa_@fpjindia@theanilsharda@ravishndtv@KarnHT
FMGE should be treated at par with National exams! Make the qualifying exam as difficult as you want, assess the FMG thoroughly for medical knowledge, clinical application etc. But once someone clears the FMGE, they should be treated at par with National Graduates. This is a norm everywhere in the world. No sense in increasing internships and providing lesser paid opportunities and creating a divide.
@NMC_IND@MoHFW_INDIA #FMGE
🚨₹10 BILLION!
India’s private medical college lobby rakes this in yearly for #MBBS
• UG Med Edu Board deters studying abroad.
• Strict #FMG sanctions cause regret.
• Alleged #NEETExam leaks add MORE MONEY!
MBBS monetization is rampant. Wake up! #NEET#withdraw_notice_fmge
@CaVishalvishnoi@aajtak Fir to level of education indian private clgs me foreign se kahi level nichhe h and aapko unse ilaaz krvana hota h tb dikkt ni aati
@yash007_sharma@aajtak Entrance exam foreign ae mbbs ke baad bhi dena hota h india me aakr , or wo clear krne ke baad he internship krne ko milti h , thora knowledge improvw kriye kuch bolne se pahle
@sangwaankamal @aajtak Thora knowledge improvw kriye aap apna , koi bhi bahr jaakr mbbs krke doctor ni bnta , india me Screening exam clear krna hota h or uske baad internship milti h , but ye baat aap jese curropt logo ko kese pta hogi
@Gyankikhojme@aajtak Respected sir first you go and collect some imformations abount fmgs and then spell something out your mouth , when you dont know nothing then keep your voice down , fmgs who are fighting for their rights they cleared Screening exam in india amd after that they can do internship
This is so unfortunate to see that two major class of students are suffering due to the authorities, hence #NEET and #FMGs are trending together
“The country who calls itself Vishwaguru, can’t make a unbiased Authority to conduct examination #NEET and fair treatment to FMG’s.”