Internship must for med students back from Ukraine

July 29, 2022 15:54

Indian students who were in last year of their undergraduate medicine course in Ukraine, but had to return to India due to the Russian invasion and have subsequently completed their studies and have been granted a certificate of completion of course on or before June 30, will be permitted to appear in the Foreign Medical Graduate Exam, says the National Medical Commission.

Such Foreign Medical Graduate students are required to undergo compulsory rotating medical CRMI internship for a period of 2 years to make up for clinical training which they could not physically attend during the undergraduate medicine course in the foreign institute.

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