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108 New Medical Seats Bolster Delhi's Healthcare Future
21 Apr
Summary
- Delhi government proposes 108 new postgraduate seats.
- Expansion aims to train more skilled doctors for better patient care.
- Seats distributed across 10 government medical institutions.
The Delhi government has announced a significant expansion of medical education with a proposal for 108 new postgraduate, DNB, and fellowship seats. This initiative spans 10 government medical institutions, aiming to strengthen the city's healthcare ecosystem and train a robust cadre of specialized doctors.
The proposed seats are strategically distributed to balance training across various medical streams. A total of 67 seats are allocated for MD/MS programs, 36 for DNB courses, and 5 for fellowship positions. Institutions like Maulana Azad Medical College will receive 35 MD/MS seats, while Dr Baba Saheb Ambedkar Medical College and Hospital gets 24.
Further allocations include Indira Gandhi Medical College and Hospital with 18 DNB seats, and Deep Chand Bandhu Hospital with 8 DNB seats. This expansion is a key step in enhancing patient care and improving health outcomes for the residents of Delhi, reflecting a commitment to advanced medical training.
