Longstanding vacancies at the National Medical Commission are causing significant delays in medical admissions and regulatory processes. Ke...

Karnataka is urging the central government to abolish NEET-UG from 2026. The state wants to bring back its own entrance tests. Minister Sha...

India's NEET (UG) 2026 exam was cancelled due to alleged paper leaks, prompting a CBI inquiry and a re-examination. This mirrors global cha...

NEET UG 2026 saw a massive turnout, with Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, and Bihar contributing nearly 41.4% of the 22.7 lakh regist...

Delhi Police busted a NEET scam, arresting four individuals, including a doctor, for allegedly extorting Rs 20-30 lakh from parents by prom...

Doctors and faculty are pushing for the National Exit Test, or NExT, to be introduced soon. This exam aims to replace multiple current test...

Delhi is set to significantly increase postgraduate medical seats. Key state hospitals will be integrated into a single structure, similar ...

Union Health Minister J P Nadda announced in the Rajya Sabha that the National Medical Commission's (NMC) directive to cap MBBS seats at 10...

The number of medical colleges in India has increased by 82%, from 387 before 2014 to 704 currently, with corresponding growth in the numbe...

How did we get to this 28%? It’s based on a detailed analysis of fees for the MBBS course in over 530 MBBS colleges. About half the seats i...

Over 5,000 MBBS doctors from the state who have not completed their one-year bond service in rural areas will face serious hurdles in obtai...

Consortia of privately managed colleges and deemed universities that run medical colleges claim to conduct their own entrance examinations.

The country has one doctor for every 1,700 persons against the World Health Organization prescribed standard of one doctor for every 1,000 ...

Around 2,500 MBBS seats are to be added to various medical colleges across the country, after an empowered committee of the health departme...

A proposal for increasing the number of MBBS seats is slated for consideration of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs here tomorrow.

Union health ministry admitted to some worrying trends in human resources in health. Around 27% of India’s registered doctors and almost 63...

The scam gets bigger, more brazen as medical graduates embark on specialisations necessary for a successful career.