Over the past five years, the overall number of MBBS seats has grown steadily, but until recently, government medical colleges retained a slight majority; as MBBS seat distribution shifts steadily towards the private sector, the affordability of medical education emerges as a significant concern
Over the past five years, the overall number of MBBS seats has grown steadily, but until recently, government medical colleges retained a slight majority; as MBBS seat distribution shifts steadily towards the private sector, the affordability of medical education emerges as a significant concern
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Over the past five years, the overall number of MBBS seats has grown steadily, but until recently, government medical colleges retained a slight majority; as MBBS seat distribution shifts steadily towards the private sector, the affordability of medical education emerges as a significant concern
