Ladakh’s first medical college in Leh set to begin operations in 2027-28
The ministry approved staggered hiring for 103 posts, but the college still needs National Medical Commission clearance before admitting students.
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Ladakh’s first medical college gets health ministry approval to fast-track 2027 launch in Leh
The approval for preparatory recruitment is expected to help the administration advance staffing arrangements alongside the ongoing construction work, reducing the risk of delays in operationalising the institution.
Ladakh's First Medical College To Start In 2027-28, Centre Eases Hiring Rules
Ladakh's first medical college: The Union Health Ministry has allowed the Ladakh administration to fill 103 sanctioned regular posts in phases without waiting for nearly 80 per cent of the college's infrastructure to be completed.
Ladakh’s First Medical College In Leh Set To Open For Classes In 2027-28
<p>Ladakh’s first medical college in Leh is expected to begin operations in the 2027-28 academic year after the Union Health Ministry approved a one-time relaxation allowing recruitment of faculty and support staff before 80% of the required infrastructure is completed. Lieutenant Governor V.K. Saxena welcomed the approval on Monday and thanked Union Health Minister J.P. Nadda for accepting his request to ease the infrastructure requirement. The…
Ladakh’s First Medical College Set to Become Reality, Says LG Vinai Kumar Saxena
Get latest articles and stories on India at LatestLY. Ladakh’s first medical college in Leh is set to become operational from the 2027-28 academic year after the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare approved its operationalisation, Lieutenant Governor Vinai Kumar Saxena said on Tuesday. India News | Ladakh’s First Medical College Set to Become Reality, Says LG Vinai Kumar Saxena.
Ladakh’s first medical college in Leh set to begin operations in 2027-28
Leh, Oct 20: Ladakh’s first medical college in Leh is set to become operational from the academic year 2027-28, with the Union Ministry of Health and Family Welfare granting a one-time relaxation to initiate recruitment of faculty and support staff before completion of 80 percent of the required infrastructure. Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh, Vinai Kumar Saxena, described the approval as a historic milestone for the Union Territory, saying it wou…
The central government has approved the start of recruitment for 103 positions at the college. Now, faculty and other staff can be recruited even before 80 percent of the building work is complete.
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