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By Aditya Vaibhav: The Centre has said that land allocated by the Bihar government for the construction of an All India Institute Of Medical Science (AIIMS) in Darbhanga was not suitable. In a letter written to Bihar Additional Chief Secretary Pratyaya Amrit on May 26, accessed by India Today, the central government listed reasons why the allocated land was not suitable for the project. The Centre rejected the allocated land after a ground visit by a team of health ministry officials in April. In the letter to the Bihar government, the Centre said that the proposed land was a low-lying area and the challenge to fill and compact the total area of approximately 151 acres with quality soil would be a costly and time-consuming process. It also said that there may be a possibility of waterlogging in the surrounding lowland areas if structures are built on filled-up land. "The resultant drainage issues at the site may be compounded as the surface layer of natural ground has low permeability," the letter read. Former Bihar deputy chief minister and BJP MP Sushil Kumar Modi has criticised the Nitish Kumar-led state government for delaying the AIIMS project in Darbhanga. Modi said, "History will never forget that Nitish impeded the construction of the proposed AIIMS in Darbhanga as he’s afraid that the credit will go to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.” Responding to the objections raised by the Centre on the proposed land, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Monday said that he coul...

The Yogi Adityanath government has started work on setting up six AIIMS and 25 new medical colleges in the state, one of the promises the BJP made in the run-up to the assembly polls. “We promised to open six AIIMS and 25 new medical colleges in the state. We have started working in this direction. Once we shortlist areas for setting up these institutions, we will send a proposal to the Centre through the Chief Minister,” Minister for Technical and Medical Education Minister Ashutosh Tondon Gopalji said. The institutions will be ready in the next five years. Asked about poor quality of education being imparted to students in many engineering colleges across the state, he said: “Our priority is to improve the quality of education in all institutions. For this, we are focusing on filling up vacant teaching posts.” “I have directed to fill up 500 vacant posts of teacher before the start of new session,” he added. “Once quality is ensured, the students will also be able to get good jobs in the market.” The government is also planning to hold ‘rozgar mela’ (job fair). These fairs will be started in the next three months to ensure that students of management and engineering get job, he said. There are more than 600 private and 13 government engineering colleges in the state. The minister said besides free WiFi on college campuses, the government will set up e-libraries to keep students abreast of the latest developments. Among other steps to be taken in the education sector, he ...

The Union ministry of health and family welfare has rejected the new site proposed by the Bihar government for establishing Bihar’s second All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Darbhanga district terming the plot as “unsuitable” and requested the state government to provide an alternative land for the project. Bihar chief minister Nitish Kumar. (File) Secretary in the department of health and family welfare, government of India, Rajesh Bhushan, has written a letter to the principal secretary, government of Bihar, Pratyaya Amrit, citing several reasons why executing the project at the proposed site would be complex. HT has seen a copy of the letter, dated May 26. This is the second time the site for the project has courted trouble. Earlier, the state government had handed over 81 acres of land on the campus of Darbhanga Medical College and Hospital (DMCH) after the state Cabinet granted nod for transfer of 200 acres of DMCH land for the proposed AIIMS in November 2021. However, chief minister Nitish Kumar during his visit to Darbhanga on January 12, 2023, announced that the project will be shifted to a better accessible location. Later, on April 3, 2023, principal secretary of health department, government of Bihar, wrote a formal letter to the Union ministry informing them about an alternative land at Ekmi-Shobhan bypass. Referring to the above letter from Pratyaya Amrit, the Union ministry in its latest missive has said that a team of officials from the minis...

Be the First to Know Get Access to Latest Updates Subscribe Now List of AIIMS colleges in India 2023 allows students to find information about top-performing AIIMS in India. Students are able to search for the best option available to pursue degree programmes. In order to figure out their chances of securing admissions in medical courses, many students often wonder " Total how many AIIMS in India are active?" The answer is that, as of January 2022, a total of 19 AIIMS Colleges in India are functioning. 5 more AIIMS institutes in India are expected to be fully operational by the end of 2025. Also Check: Out of all the colleges of AIIMS in India list, AIIMS - New Delhi, is ranked at the first position as per the ranking given by the National Institute of Ranking Framework (NIRF). Others on the list of total AIIMS in India include AIIMS Jodhpur, AIIMS Bhopal, AIIMS Rishikesh, AIIMS Bhubaneshwar, AIIMS Patna, and AIIMS Raipur. Every year, lakhs of students looking to pursue an MBBS course (Bachelor in Medicine & Bachelor in Surgery) apply for the NEET exam to get a seat in one of the top AIIMS colleges in India. AIIMS in India used to conduct its separate MBBS entrance exam, however, it was scrapped in the year 2019. Now, for the AIIMS in India list, admission is granted through the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET). Similarly, to pursue post-graduate courses for AIIMS in India, INI CET is the qualifying exam that students must clear without fail. AIIMS full form is Al...

List of AIIMS in India AIIMS stands for All India Institute of medical science and is a government-affiliated university where student can complete their medical studies. AIIMS also provide top-class hospitalization services, and their top student can learn things by doing practicals in these hospitals. Sixty-six years ago, in 1956, under the leadership of Jawahar Lal Nehru, the Indian national congress decided to invent a university that would provide high-level medical studies and a good hospitalization service for all Indians, and from there, they developed India's first AIIMS in Delhi. Till now, India contains 23 AIIMS in 19 different states of India, and according to a budget which came in 2019 till 2025, we will get six more AIIMS. You can study at AIIMS university by cracking the NEET exam ( NEET stand for National Eligibility Entrance test). After cracking the neet exam, if you get a good rank, you can complete your medical studies from AIIMS. In this article, we will see some best AIIMS in India from where you can complete your study or take any health solution. 1. AIIMS, New Delhi It is the first AIIMS in India and was announced to its making in 1952. In 1956, it was completed, and from there, it played a good role in the Indian education system. It is also a big hospital in India. Every year more than one lack patent get relief from this hospital. Delhi AIIMS has secured the first rank in NIRF 2019 ( NIRF stands for National Institutional Ranking Framework ). AI...

The National Exit Test (NExT) will be conducted in 2024, with All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) being a potential organizer, as per official sources. This standardized exam will serve as a common qualifying final year MBBS examination, a licentiate exam to practice modern medicine, and also act as a screening exam for foreign medical graduates who aspire to practice in India. The National Exit Test (NExT) will be conducted next year, in 2024, and the examination is likely to be organised by the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), official sources said on Thursday. According to the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act, the NExT exam will serve as a common qualifying final year MBBS examination, a licentiate exam to practice modern medicine and for merit-based admission to PG courses, and a screening exam for foreign medical graduates who wish to practice in India. Last year, the government invoked the provisions of the NMC Act by which the time limit for conducting the NExT exam for the final year MBBS was extended till September 2024. Under the NMC Act, the Commission has to conduct a common final year UG medical examination, NExT, as specified by regulations within three years of it coming into force. The Act came into force in September 2020. The timeline was extended last year, officials stated. Although no decision has been made yet, AIIMS, New Delhi is being considered as the potential conducting body for the NExT exam, replacing the Nation...

AIIMS, Gorakhpur is one of the new AIIMS established as a part of the initiative under Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojna (PMSSY) by the Ministry of Health and family welfare, Govt. of India. These institutes have been established with the aim of correcting regional imbalances in quality tertiary level healthcare in the country, and attaining self- sufficiency in graduate and postgraduate medical education and training. AIIMS, Gorakhpur will impart both undergraduate and postgraduate medical education in all branches of medical science and related field, along with nursing and paramedical training to bring together in one place, educational facilities of the highest order for the training of personnel in all branches of health care activities.