The Union health ministry is now considering a more merit-based approach, including a 40th percentile cutoff instead of zero, along with multi-tiered counselling rounds based on remaining vacancies, according to two officials.
The Union health ministry is now considering a more merit-based approach, including a 40th percentile cutoff instead of zero, along with multi-tiered counselling rounds based on remaining vacancies, according to two officials.
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The Union health ministry is now considering a more merit-based approach, including a 40th percentile cutoff instead of zero, along with multi-tiered counselling rounds based on remaining vacancies, according to two officials.
