Kharagpur becomes first IIT to offer PG medical programmes
Read the full story at The Hindu

NEW DELHI Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur has become the first IIT in India to offer postgraduate medical degree programmes accredited by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Starting in the 2026–27 academic year, the institute will welcome its first cohort of MD students at the Dr. B.
C. Roy Multi-Speciality Medical Research Centre. Six specialisations will be offered: General Medicine, Radiology, Physiology, Pathology, Community Medicine, and Biochemistry, with two seats available in each discipline.
De-notification of MSMER-2023 removes overlapping procedures, but will it safeguard standards of medical education? De-notification of MSMER-2023 removes overlapping procedures, but will it safeguard standards of medical education? Under MSMER-2023, there was a defined escalation path; now, action depends on MARB assessments being initiated, completed and acted upon within a reasonable timeframe De-notification of MSMER-2023 removes overlapping procedures, but will it safeguard standards of medical education?
More world
- Palace sack Sage after 16 games with Frank in advanced talksBBC
- One killed and four injured in Washington DC shootingBBC
- Visakhapatnam wears festive look with CII Partnership SummitThe Hindu
- Trump says U.S. does not ‘need a deal with Iran’The Hindu
- The rise and fall of Jensen Huang - how the tech superstar became mired in scandalBBC
- Abdusattorov hopes to benefit from Carlsen collaborationThe Hindu