When thousands of Indian students were stuck in war-torn Ukraine in 2022, India's new Education Minister Prahlad Joshi, in a statement, had controversially said that 90 per cent of students going abroad to study medicine won’t clear Indian entrance examinations.
When thousands of Indian students were stuck in war-torn Ukraine in 2022, India's new Education Minister Prahlad Joshi, in a statement, had controversially said that 90 per cent of students going abroad to study medicine won’t clear Indian entrance examinations.
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When thousands of Indian students were stuck in war-torn Ukraine in 2022, India's new Education Minister Prahlad Joshi, in a statement, had controversially said that 90 per cent of students going abroad to study medicine won’t clear Indian entrance examinations.
