CBI searches 91 places over ineligible international medical graduates practising in India
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NEW DELHI: The CBI carried out searches at 91 places throughout the nation on Thursday in reference to its investigation towards a number of state medical councils and international medical graduates who had been allowed to practise in India with out qualifying a compulsory take a look at, officers mentioned.
The company had registered an FIR towards 14 state medical councils and 73 international medical graduates who had been allowed to practise drugs in India with out qualifying the obligatory Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE), they mentioned.
According to norms, a international medical graduate should qualify FMGE/Screening Test carried out by the National Board of Examination with the intention to get provisional or everlasting registration with the National Medical Commission or a state medical council to practise drugs in India.
The sources mentioned NBE sends its outcomes to candidates in addition to councils, they mentioned.
When pretend eligibility certificates had been produced by these candidates, medical councils might have verified it from the outcomes immediately despatched to them by NBE, they mentioned.
The CBI has registered the case of alleged corruption, legal conspiracy, forgery and dishonest towards unidentified officers of state medical councils, the erstwhile Medical Council of India, and 73 international medical graduates, the officers mentioned.
NEW DELHI: The CBI carried out searches at 91 places throughout the nation on Thursday in reference to its investigation towards a number of state medical councils and international medical graduates who had been allowed to practise in India with out qualifying a compulsory take a look at, officers mentioned.
The company had registered an FIR towards 14 state medical councils and 73 international medical graduates who had been allowed to practise drugs in India with out qualifying the obligatory Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE), they mentioned.
According to norms, a international medical graduate should qualify FMGE/Screening Test carried out by the National Board of Examination with the intention to get provisional or everlasting registration with the National Medical Commission or a state medical council to practise drugs in India.
The sources mentioned NBE sends its outcomes to candidates in addition to councils, they mentioned.
When pretend eligibility certificates had been produced by these candidates, medical councils might have verified it from the outcomes immediately despatched to them by NBE, they mentioned.
The CBI has registered the case of alleged corruption, legal conspiracy, forgery and dishonest towards unidentified officers of state medical councils, the erstwhile Medical Council of India, and 73 international medical graduates, the officers mentioned.
