Uproar over NMC excluding M. Sc graduates from teaching non-clinical subjects

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Updated Jan 27, 2021, 3:25 pm IST
NMMTA underlined that curriculum of these subjects does need to be upgraded basis on advances made in these sciences
 National Medical Commission excluding M. Sc graduates from teaching these subjects will severely affect their job prospects. (Representational Image/PTI)
HYDERABAD:  There is uproar over National Medical Commission (NMC) excluding M. Sc. graduates from the list of those who can teach non-clinical subjects like microbiology and pharmacology in medical colleges of the country.
Reacting to the exclusion, National M. Sc Medical Teachers Association (NMMTA) pointed out that the Education Department does recognise M. Sc graduates as being qualified for teaching microbiology and pharmacology in medical colleges.

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