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Two nursing students at the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences scored more than the maximum possible marks in an exam.

Bengaluru medical student scores 315 out 300, university issues fresh results

Two nursing students at the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences scored more than the maximum possible marks in an exam.

Students at the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences were pleasantly surprised after some students scored higher than the highest possible grade. Their sense of overachievement was soon doused. The university had mistakenly added some internal assessment marks to the final tally, giving two students a score of 310 and even 315 out of 300. The university has now issued the rectified marksheet.
The scoring error was seen in the second-semester BSc nursing exam at the prestigious Bengaluru institution. &ldquo;As soon as this was brought to our notice, the scorecards were withdrawn and corrected. New marks have been issued,&rdquo; a senior university official said, as per Times of India.
Some students also lost marks after getting the updated result. &ldquo;While a student had 275 marks, it dropped to 227 overnight. The grade had thankfully remained the same. Nevertheless, it was a big disappointment,&rdquo; a parent told the outlet.
The university&rsquo;s registrar of evaluation said the error was linked to a shift in their semester patterns. &ldquo;This is the first time that we are moving from an annual system to a semester system. So there were some changes,&rdquo; he said.
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26-year-old medical student dies four days after attempting suicide in Telangana

26-year-old junior doctor dies four days after attempting suicide in Telangana

According to cops, D Preethi attempted suicide on wednesday after allegedly being harassed by a senior.

A 26-year-old medical student in Telangana's Kakatiya Medical College died four days after she attempted suicide over ragging by senior on Sunday night, NDTV reported.
According to cops, D Preethi attempted suicide on wednesday after allegedly being harassed by a senior. She was found unconscious at MGM Hospital after working the night shift. She was later moved to Hyderabad in a critical condition, the report added.&nbsp;
The WhatsApp chats on the victim's and the accused's phones suggested ragging, Warangal police commissioner AV Ranganath told NDTV.&nbsp;
Following a complaint by Preethi's father, the cops arrested a second-year-post graduate student Mohammed Ali Saif, on charges of ragging, abetment to suicide and harassment under the Scheduled Castes and the Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act.
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In major relief for medical students who had to flee Ukraine and return home, Indian authorities have given provisional permission for completing their internships in the country.
The National Medical Commission reportedly issued a circular on March 4 stating that foreign medical graduates with incomplete internships due to situations beyond their control, like war, the Covid-19 pandemic etc, can complete the remaining part of their internship in India.
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However, the candidates will have to clear the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination for provisional registration by state medical councils for 12 months or the balance period.&nbsp;The NMC has instructed that medical institutes should not charge any fees from the foreign medical graduates.
Thousands of medical students have returned to India since war broke out between Russia and Ukraine.

Ukraine: Relief for Indian medical graduates; can finish internship in India | Russia war

In major relief for medical students who had to flee Ukraine and return home, Indian authorities have given provisional permission for completing their internships in the country. The National Medical Commission reportedly issued a circular on March 4 stating that foreign medical graduates with incomplete internships due to situations beyond their control, like war, the Covid-19 pandemic etc, can complete the remaining part of their internship in India. However, the candidates will have to clear the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination for provisional registration by state medical councils for 12 months or the balance period. The NMC has instructed that medical institutes should not charge any fees from the foreign medical graduates. Thousands of medical students have returned to India since war broke out between Russia and Ukraine.
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In major relief for medical students who had to flee Ukraine and return home, Indian authorities have given provisional permission for completing their internships in the country.
The National Medical Commission reportedly issued a circular on March 4 stating that foreign medical graduates with incomplete internships due to situations beyond their control, like war, the Covid-19 pandemic etc, can complete the remaining part of their internship in India.
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However, the candidates will have to clear the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination for provisional registration by state medical councils for 12 months or the balance period.&nbsp;The NMC has instructed that medical institutes should not charge any fees from the foreign medical graduates.
Thousands of medical students have returned to India since war broke out between Russia and Ukraine.

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