National medical commission removes cap on MBBS seats, eases population norm
The commission has also removed the requirement that states maintain a ratio of 100 MBBS seats per 10 lakh population, a norm that earlier guided approvals for new seats.
The commission has also removed the requirement that states maintain a ratio of 100 MBBS seats per 10 lakh population, a norm that earlier guided approvals for new seats.
The company also missed Wall Street estimates for first-quarter profit due to a supplier issue in its pharmaceutical Diagnostics business, which it said has since been resolved.
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The court is scheduled to pronounce its judgment on September 10, a ruling that could have significant implications for both Asian corporates.