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23/02/2014

CBSE Announces AIPMT 2014 Exam dates

All India Pre-Medical Entrance Test (AIPMT) conducted by CBSE for admission to undergraduate medical and dental courses is taking place on 4th May 2014. AIPMT scores are necessary to gain admission for 15% seats in Government Medical/Dental College and are also used by participating private colleges.

The National Eligibility cm Entrance Test (NEET) used for MBBS and BDS admissions in 2013 has been replaced by AIPMT, although the entrance exam syllabus remains the same as that for NEET UG.

The syllabus of AIPMT is based on Class 11th and Class 12th subjects such as Physics, Chemistry and Biology (Botany and Zoology). The exam paper consists of a total of 180 objective type questions, out of which 45 questions are asked from each subject, that is, physics, chemistry, botany and zoology. The exam needs to be completed by the candidate in 3 hours. As a general trend, questions of this examination are based on NCERT text books.

NEET UG 2013 which is a means to gain admission to medical/dental college admissions was attempted by 6, 58,040 candidates and cleared by 3, 66,317 candidates. The examination took place at 1,251 test centers across a total of 85 cities within India and outside India. NEET UG 2013 was held on 5th May 2013.

source:indiatoday

23/02/2014

58 New Medical Colleges get Government's approval

A total of 58 colleges will be set in states with central assistance, thus creating 5,800 MBBS seats to add to the current 50,000 MBBS seats available. The Cabinet committee on Economic Affairs accepted and cleared the proposal of the Ministry of Health and Family welfare for setting up the new medical colleges attached with existing district and referral hospitals.

This decision has been taken to deal with the issue of shortage of doctors, aiming at increasing the number of doctors and also elevating the doctor-patient ratio by increasing the number of MBBS seats available across the country. The distance between the district or referral hospital and the new medical colleges will be within 10Kms.

Finance Minister P.Chidambaram said that the central assistance share will consist of Rs.8, 457.40 crores while that of State will be Rs.2, 513.70 crores. The funding pattern of states will be 75:25 under the scheme, whereas it will be 90:10 by central and state governments respectively for north-eastern states and special category states. The establishment cost of 1 medical college is estimated to be around Rs.189 crore.

Currently, there are 381 medical colleges across the nation with 49,918 MBBS seats registered with the apex medical regulator: The Medical Council of India
source: indiatoday