Of 18,000 Indian college students who have been learning in Ukraine, round 2,000 belonged to Maharashtra
Maharashtra College of Well being Sciences (MUHS) contemplates offering on-line training to medical college students coming back from Ukraine. A few of them may even be allowed to seem for the NEET as per the officers.
Medical training minister Amit Deshmukh held a gathering on how these college students, left within the lurch attributable to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, might be assisted. The assembly was attended by Larger and Technical Schooling Minister Uday Samant, vice-chancellor of MUHS Lt Gen (Retd) Madhuri Kanitkar and Shiv Sena member of Legislative Council Manisha Kayande.
“The MUHS has expressed willingness to conduct medical programs for Ukraine-returned college students as they’ve discontinued their training attributable to Russia’s invasion. These could be on-line programs,” mentioned Kayande.
She added, “It might cowl some elements of the course which the scholars would have missed. We’re additionally providing another alternate options to the scholars, and all potentialities are being assessed.”
In line with an official current on the assembly, those that had taken admission to medical schools in Ukraine solely in November 2021 or later might also be allowed to seem for the Nationwide Eligibility cum Entrance (NEET), the doorway examination for medical programs in India.
“The proposal is at a nascent stage, and all of us are engaged on it,” he added.
The official additional said, “Of 18,000 Indian college students who have been learning in Ukraine, round 2,000 belonged to Maharashtra.”
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