Sixty-seven years postindependence and with 398 medical colleges in the country,[1]
medical education still seems to be struggling with respect to the availability of teachers …

Dear Editor, Nepal is a small landlocked developing country located between two huge
countries of the world, India and China. For a decade, Nepal has become a preferred place …

As India marches towards an exciting new future of growth and progress, medical education
will play pivotal role in crafting a sustained development agenda. Efforts have to be …

In an earlier publication, I focused on the issue of shortage of teachers. 1 This article refers
to other ills ailing medical education in India and suggests possible solutions. Medical …

News not all of which produce the high-quality physicians for which India is known.
Allegations have continually surfaced over the past decade that some private medical …

Background: Indian medical education system is one of the largest in the world. Medical
colleges in India have rapidly proliferated in the past 25 years, doubling since 1980 for a …

Medical education in India is at crossroads confronted with numerous serious challenges of
monstrous proportions looking at virtual collapse adversely affecting the mindset and quality …

Medical education in India is suffering from various shortcomings at conceptual as well as
implementation level. With the expansion in medical education, the doctor to patient ratio …

Objective: There are growing concerns towards the quality of medical education in Pakistan.
To help strengthen accreditation processes, this study identifies the challenges towards …

Rationale: The mushrooming of medical schools in India has primarily occurred because of
the large-scale privatization of medical education and the simultaneous loosening of …