The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Maharashtra scraps mandatory one-year SRS bond for MBBS students

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Snehal Mutha
Maharashtra scraps mandatory one-year SRS bond for MBBS students
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The Maharashtra government has repealed the mandatory one-year Social Responsibility Service bond for MBBS graduates. The decision follows concerns regarding limited vacancies in government hospitals and the need to streamline the path for students pursuing postgraduate medical education.

The Maharashtra government has repealed the mandatory one-year Social Responsibility Service (SRS) bond for MBBS students from medical colleges in the State, citing the limited availability of such positions in government hospitals for graduating candidates.

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