Indian Medical Students' Association

Indian Medical Students' Association █║▌│█│║▌║││█║▌║ © Official page™ "The only thing constant in this world is change." Our Goal

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India today is home to about 331 medical colleges that churn out about 30,000 undergraduate students a year. At any given time, there are a total of about 100,000 undergraduate medical students in India. An urgent need is felt to establish a be-all-and-end-all umbrella organization for all medical students in India. Hence, we come forward with the establishment of the Indian Medical Students' Asso

ciation. Empowering Medical Students with skills that will help them develop a better INDIA while they become professionals.
2. Promoting the feeling of ONENESS amongst all the medical students.
3. Providing a common platform for their representation irrespective of their University, Grades, Age, Caste, Sex, and Region.
4. Increasing awareness about Global Health and aboriginal health issues.
5. To impart knowledge about how to plan their future by helping them to reshape their vision and perspectives of life and their goals. Medical, being a challenging field has dragged many new admitted students into depression because of ignorance on how to cope up with the social and the mental burden they have to face.
6. Create awareness about the recent job vacancies, admission seats' vacancies, and other such issues.
7. Expose them to all the educational mal practices that are going on thus prevent them from ruining their career.
8. Providing Indian Medical Students with national as well as international contacts. A major aim shared by our founder members is to smooth the transition from student-doctor into medical professional. Disclaimer:
IMSA was formed way back in 2008 when it was just an online forum for medical students. But, over the years it grew popularity as many enthusiastic students joined in and it was late in 2011 when the need for a proper registered organisation was felt. Accordingly with help from seniors and advisors we applied for registration as a "Non-Profit Organisation". But, as per the rules of the law getting registered as "Indian Medical Students' Association" is not allowed, and hence, IMSA was registered as Indus Medical Students' Association. Although we are still popularly known by our former name.

04/01/2026

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02/07/2024

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22/05/2024

Photos from Indian Medical Students' Association's post

05/11/2023

First image : two months ago

Second image : today

WFME Recognition : Some facts

1 WFME accreditation is mandatory for Indian Medical Graduates to pursue their career in US/UK etc 2024 onwards

2 MBBS degree of China /Russia/ Ukraine etc have WFME accreditation

3 The graduates from the above three countries have a pass percentage of less than 20% in FMGE of India

4 So, WFME accreditation p***e can not be considered as a criteria about the quality of medical education

5 NMC spend total amount of USD 74,134 for WFME accreditation

6 NMC Chairman received a letter from NRI students' parents from USA on 2nd December 2021

Concluding part of the letter from NRI Parents ,December 2nd 2021 to the NMC

"Further, needless to say, non-compliance of the accreditation requirement as specifically
mentioned above, will be a huge demotivating factor and have a cascading effect on the number
of NRI candidates from USA who intend to pursue MBBS course back home in India.

It is most humbly Submitted that in order to protect the interest of our wards, we request you
to kindly provide us with the information requested in point (a) and (b) above at your earliest
convenience but not later than one (1) week from the date of receipt of the present
representation. In case, we do not hear from your goodself within a period of one (1) week, we
will be compelled to take avail of our legal rights and remedies."

03/05/2023

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SURVEY FOR BONDED DOCTORS Bonded Doctors are facing many problems at field level so this survey is for data collection of his/ her problems and we will demand accordingly from the Government.

30/06/2022

Join India's largest Junior Doctors Network

Link to Join JDN:

https://www.ima-india.org/jdn

Madurai college dean removed after MBBS students take ‘Charak Shapath’

01/05/2022

An innocent dean (Dean of Madurai Medical College) is punished for following National Medical Commission's guidelines

To understand the issue : https://www.thenewsminute.com/article/madurai-college-dean-removed-after-mbbs-students-take-charak-shapath-163459

Read this following thread to understand incompetency of TN government's DME (Director of medical education ) & Vice Chancellor of (TN DR MGR Medical university)

https://twitter.com/Lalitha_Ranjani/status/1520790106264641536?s=20&t=jciOE1tIBlWblB41HneTrQ

The above thread will explain how Dean of Madurai medical college was made a scapegoat.

Madurai college dean removed after MBBS students take ‘Charak Shapath’ The Dean of the Madurai Medical College Dr A Rathinavel was removed from the post by the Tamil Nadu government after first-year students were made to take the ‘Maharshi Charak Shapath (oath)’ instead of the Hippocratic oath that is conventionally administered after students received their white ...

09/04/2022

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10/03/2022

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