MBBS to get new Syllabus in 2019

Eklavya Overseas. December 15, 2019

The MBBS course curriculum for all affiliated colleges has been recently revisited with an intention to make amends after close totwenty years without any updates to make necessary inclusions. The Medical Council of India, the ruling body overseeing the functioning and accreditation of all medical colleges in India has recently made the announcement to make amends in its bachelor degree program for students pursuing medicine. The final changes to the existing syllabus and other curriculum matter will be published once the management board of the MCI has a final meeting in New Delhi to finalize and approve the updates. 

Although private and unaided medical colleges have been revising their course material and curriculum with changing times, this initiative from MCI ensures that the changes in the MBBS syllabus is consistent and uniform across all institutions. With the evolution of ailments and anomalies that affect normalcy in human lives, it is a very welcome move that is finding appreciation from all quarters. If sources are to be believed a batch of senior teachers has already been initiated in the training procedures for being acquainted with the changes introduced and the new syllabus.  Once this batch of teachers and faculty are fully equipped with training to understand the changes affected, they will cascade the same knowledge to further batches of teachers, professors and other faculty.

MUHSvice-chancellor Dr DilipMhaisekar, a member of MCI, reiterated the fact that changes introduced were very relevant in wake of many practical health problems that are spreading rapidly amongst the populace. The curriculum is equipped to make all successfully graduated medicine experts identify diagnose and effectively combat mental health problems and ailments arising from lifestyle choices. The changes would be duly effected and published only after the final general body meeting of the MCI which is expected to commence during the months of October and November. The changes include people management skill along with clinical skill as course material and also emphasizes on importance of medicolegal nuances. The changes have been welcome by student and practicing medicine interns who laud the introductions at the need of the hour.

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