NMC REFORMING REGULATIONS COMPULSORY ROTATING INTERNSHIP-2021

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NMC REFORMING REGULATIONS COMPULSORY ROTATING
INTERNSHIP
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NMC RULES AND REGULATIONS

• Medical Students who complete their medical
  education in abroad now have to complete a 12
  months supervised internship period in India
  before they can register to practice in India.
• NO medical graduate will be eligible for
  permanent registration to practice medical in
  India. Until they undergo the compulsory rotating
  medical internship in India. As per the Latest
  notice of NMC.

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COMPULSORY ROTATING INTERNSHIP

• Medical education programmed a candidate enrolls
  in must span a minimum of 54 months of
  instruction and it should be in English-Medium.
  The new regulations also require the candidates
  to complete 12 months of internship in the same
  foreign intuition where they studied the whole of
  the programmed.
• If the whole program and internship or clerkship
  shall be done outside India in the same foreign
  medical college throughout the course of study
  and no part of internship done in India or in any
  country other than country from the primarily
  education completed. Once they return, foreign
  medical graduates have to complete another 12
  months of supervised internship before
  appearing for the licensing exam.

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NEXT replacing FMGE

• The Foreign Medical Graduates Examination(FMGE)
  which very few people qualified, will be replaced
  by the National Exit Test(NEXT). Students are
  expected to study a curriculum that is equivalent
  to the Indian MBBS.
• The National Medical Commissions (NMC) replacing
  the Medical Council of India in 2019, the
  NEXT(National Exit test) will also serve as an
  exit exam for MBBS graduates in India and an
  entrance test for postgraduate studies in
  medicine (MD, MS). It is expected to eventually
  replace the National Eligibility cum Entrance
  Test for Postgraduate (NEET PG).
• There is a necessity to re-cast medical education
  and training to enable the medical graduate to be
  able to effectively discharge their role as a
  physician in this changing world. The new demands
  on medical education also necessitate redefining
  the standards.

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KEY CHANGES FOR INTERNSHIP

• Requirements for setting up the medical colleges
  rationalized. New documents lay down what is
  required in terms of lecture theatres,
  laboratories, skills lab, library, hostels ,
  professional medical professors and amenities for
  both students and faculty members etc. A
  well-functioning hospital providing quality
  services 247 is the most important part of the
  medical college.
• Any legally established hospital can be a
  teaching hospital if it has all the required
  amount of patient load, and also provides good
  teaching spaces. How much land is required for
  the college is not for the regulator to prescribe
  but it is dependent on the municipal norms such
  as the floor area ratio allowed for construction
  medical internship hospital. We have simplified
  the regulations so that the emphasis may remain
  firmly on quality and also put in other
  requirements such as skills laboratory and Wi-Fi

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BENEFITES OF NMC NEW RAGULATION

• Earlier, Only the foreign Medical Graduates have
  to the give the screening exam which was also
  called as FMGE/MCI exam. Only after qualifying
  this exam( score 50 or above), Medical degree
  from abroad will be valid in India. A lot of
  students were not able to pass this exam.
• But after the NMC bill was passed, a new exam was
  introduced called as NEXT ( National Exit Test)
  which is also a medical screening exam but now,
  both the Indian and foreign Medical graduates
  have to qualify this exam to be eligible to work
  in India. Now, it's highly possible that the
  regulatory body will make the NEXT exam somewhat
  earlier so that most of the Indian Graduates
  especially from private colleges ca n pass this
  exam.
• According to the NMC new regulation clearly spell
  out that for recognition in India, Candidates
  have to complete to foreign medical graduation
  course within ten years from the date of Joining
  Course.

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ELIGIBILITY FOR NMC NEW RAGULATION

• The Duration of Course and training in Subjects
  leading to primary medical qualification.
• Content of courses or Training leading to primary
  medical qualification.
• Location of medical college or institution and
  administration of the course or training.
• Duration of course is 10 years from the date of
  Joining program.

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AIM AND VISION OF NMC REGULATION

• NMC Aim to improve access to affordable and
  quality medicine education also
• NMC want to ensure that the availability of the
  adequate and high quality medicine professional
  in all parts of the country.
• It promotes the equitable and universal health
  care that encourage to the community health
  prospective and Makes service of medical
  professional accessible to all the Citizens of
  country.
• It's encourage the medical professionals to adopt
  latest medical research in their work and to
  contribute to research.
• It's objectively assess to medical institutions
  periodically in a transparent manner.
• It would help in maintain a medical register for
  India.
• NMC new regulation enforce high ethical standards
  in all aspects of medical services and have an
  effective grievance redressal mechanism.

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