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NMC reviews disability norms to focus on what candidates can do

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 2 April 2025
The National Medical Commission is revising disability guidelines for medical course admissions to focus on candidates' performance abilities rather than disability percentages. This follows a Supreme Court directive and aims to outline essential medical competencies crucial for safe practice, provoking criticism over the composition of the reviewing committee.
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