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Below-merit students can t be allowed to become doctors just because they re rich

Karachi March 7, 2021 The Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) said on Saturday that it can’t allow below-merit students to gain admission to medical colleges and become medical professionals on the basis of their parents’ wealth, and announced establishing a fund for meritorious students who can’t afford medical education. “Around 8,000 students of Sindh secured over 60 per cent marks in the recently held Medical & Dental College Admission Test [MDCAT], but they weren’t able to gain admission to private medical colleges because their parents couldn’t afford it,” PMC President Dr Arshad Taqi told a webinar. “Now we’re being asked to allow admission to those students who were below-merit, just to fill the seats of private medical colleges, which is unacceptable to us!”

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KP Pavilion spotlights rich culture, handicrafts at Tourism Festival

KP Pavilion spotlights rich culture, handicrafts at Tourism Festival Peshawar March 7, 2021 PESHAWAR: A large number of visitors, including domestic and foreign tourists, on Saturday visited the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa pavilion and evinced keen interest in the rich culture, handicrafts, and distinct traditions being showcased at the three-day Islamabad Tourism Festival. The KP Pavilion established by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Culture and Tourism Authority (KP-CTA) under the aegis of Sports, Tourism, Archaeology, Culture, Museums and Youth Affairs Department at the Islamabad Tourism Festival at Shalimar Park Ground in Fatima Jinnah Park, F-9, was the centre of attraction for the tourists and visitors, including men, women and children.

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Quota for the rich? 28% of MBBS seats cost over Rs 10 lakh per year in tuition fees

ET Services NEWS Powered by Quota for the rich? 28% of MBBS seats cost over Rs 10 lakh per year in tuition fees SECTIONS Quota for the rich? 28% of MBBS seats cost over Rs 10 lakh per year in tuition feesTNN Last Updated: Mar 07, 2021, 06:02 PM IST Share Synopsis 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 in private colleges, excluding deemed universities, are in the management quota or NRI quota. Agencies (This story originally appeared in on Mar 07, 2021)About 28% of MBBS seats in India cost over Rs 10 lakh per annum in just tuition fees. The high fees effectively makes these seats a quota for the rich, one that is larger than those for the SC (15%), ST (7.5%) or OBC (27%). And that’s without taking into account the fact that this 28% is of total seats, while the caste-based reservations do not apply to all.

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FWC celebrates 12 years of out-of-season largemouth bass spawning

FWC celebrates 12 years of out-of-season largemouth bass spawning The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission’s (FWC) Division of Freshwater Fisheries Management has successfully spawned Florida largemouth bass out of season for the twelfth year in a row at Richloam Fish Hatchery in Webster. This practice allows biologists to produce twice as many largemouth bass per year than other state’s hatchery systems whose hatcheries produce spawn only once a year. The benefit to the FWC is the efficiency of producing more fish without the added expense of collecting additional broodstock. Freshwater fisheries biologists collected a total of 41 individual spawns during October 2020 that yielded over 250,000 fry, which were stocked in hatchery ponds to grow. Spawning Florida largemouth bass out of season provides other advantages for fisheries managers because south Florida warms up sooner than central and north Florida. Because south Florida is warmer earlier in the year, spawn

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