Nod sought for academic session at AIIMS, Patna
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Nod sought for academic session at AIIMS, Patna

Last Updated: Wednesday, June 27, 2012, 15:58     A- A A+
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Patna: With the college building and residential quarters complete at the AIIMS here, a central government project, the Bihar government has written to the Union Health minsitry for permission to start the academic session from August.

The union health ministry has been requested to issue notification for admission of 100 MBBS students for the academic session, Bihar Health minister Ashwani Chaube who wrote to his union counterpart Gulam Nabi Azad yesterday, said today.

Undergraduate medical students of AIIMS will do their practicals at the 300-bed Guru Govind Singh hospital at Patna City, he said.

The health minister who made an inspection said infrastructure like electricity, water, roads for doctors and medical students were satisfactory.

The AIIMS hospital building was under construction and was expected to be functional next year.

PTI

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First Published: Wednesday, June 27, 2012, 15:58

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Dr R K Mishra - Mumbai
Eight reasons why students are not joining the New AIIMS. 1. Reputation not established. 2. First batches will face difficulties. 3. Top faculty is not joining. 4. Without dissection facilities, anatomy will be incomplete. 5. Buildings under construction. 6. Students will have to go to other Medical colleges for dissection, practicals and clinical postings. 7. Performance in Pre PG will suffer. 8. AIIMS students will not avail benefit of 50%State quota in Pre PG.
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