BMJ article Raises Concern over Capitation Fees
A prestigious British medical journal has raised an alarm over "capitation fees" paid by students to get admission in India's private medical colleges, saying it "raises concerns" about the quality of one of the world's largest medical educational systems.
Interesting question raised in an prestigious journal. But are the stake holders and political stronghold in India actually bothered?
Reference : Economic Times Article.
Interesting question raised in an prestigious journal. But are the stake holders and political stronghold in India actually bothered?
Reference : Economic Times Article.
BMJ article Raises Concern over Capitation Fees
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