The National Medical Commission raises concerns over the shortage of examination centres for upcoming NBEMS practical examinations and asks medical colleges across the country to assist in conducting the assessment process smoothly. The commission requests institutions to extend infrastructure and logistical support to help manage the examination schedule efficiently.
According to the notification, the shortage of available practical exam centres may affect the smooth conduct of postgraduate medical examinations organized by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences. Medical colleges are encouraged to cooperate by providing facilities, examination halls, equipment, and faculty support wherever possible.
The move aims to ensure that students appearing for practical and clinical examinations do not face delays or disruptions during the evaluation process. Authorities are also working to improve coordination between examination bodies and affiliated medical institutions for timely execution of the examinations.
NBEMS examinations play a major role in postgraduate medical education and certification in India. Thousands of medical graduates appear for these practical assessments every year as part of their specialization and qualification requirements.
Key highlights
- NMC highlights shortage of NBEMS practical exam centres
- Medical colleges are asked to provide logistical support
- Institutions may assist with infrastructure and faculty arrangements
- Authorities aim to avoid delays in postgraduate medical exams
- NBEMS practical examinations are important for medical certification
Medical students and institutions should regularly visit the official NBEMS website for updates regarding examination schedules, guidelines, and operational announcements related to practical assessments.