This year, the medical postgraduate (PG) admission process through NEET to fill up non-local category seats in different medical colleges in our country has begun. Unfortunately, every state seems to have set its own rule regarding the requirement to do government service after completing PG course in their state medical colleges. The Telangana state government has abolished the pre-existing rule that every PG student after completion of study has to work in a government hospital compulsorily for one year.
But states like Tamilnadu and Karnataka have different rules for those studying PG courses in their states. In case of Tamilnadu, every student who studies PG course in the state medical college has to do 2 years of government service and in Karnataka state, the requirement is reportedly for one year. This means that the local students of Tamilnadu or Karnataka state can come back to…
