Medicine ideas for Indian Students aspiring to pursue an undergraduate course in medicine in any foreign institution should keep MCI guidelines in mind. Contemporary medicine is challenging thousands of students every year. But competition being fierce and the number of seats being limited means that a lot of students are unable to get admission into medical colleges in India. Some students to go abroad to realise their dreams but this is a path that needs to be tread cautiously as a good number of students have not been allowed to practice medicine or teach in Indian medical colleges, especially those obtaining degrees from unrecognised colleges in countries such as China, Russia Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan. These students have been caught in a labyrinth of litigations, with their careers almost doomed.
According to the rules of the Medical Council of India (MCI), the nodal governing body for medical education in India, Indian students aspiring to pursue undergraduate courses in medicine in any foreign institution should apply to the MCI for the issuance of an Eligibility Certificate (permission to pursue medicine abroad) and after returning with the degree, appear for the screening test conducted by the National Board of Examinations.
According to the rules of the Medical Council of India (MCI), the nodal governing body for medical education in India, Indian students aspiring to pursue undergraduate courses in medicine in any foreign institution should apply to the MCI for the issuance of an Eligibility Certificate (permission to pursue medicine abroad) and after returning with the degree, appear for the screening test conducted by the National Board of Examinations.
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