Supreme Court of India
The National Medical Commission v. Pooja Thandu Naresh & Ors.
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Medical Education: Eligibility Requirement for Taki ng Admission in an Undergraduate Medical Course in a oreign Medical Institution Regulations, 2002 – Online Clinical Training – Provisional registration declined on the ground that the student had not completed the ninth semester in part and tenth semester completely – Clinical training for tenth semester was done online – Whether the degree granted by the Foreign Institute even i n respect of clinical training through online mode is binding on the Appellan t- Commission and whether the student has to be provis ionally registered – Appellants
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