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Team to review building of medical college

JAIPUR: The Medical Council of India (MCI) will send its team to Jhalawar in Rajasthan in the first week of next month to look into the facilities being created for a proposed medical college in the town. A new building has been constructed for the medical college as well as the attached hospital.

State Medical Education Secretary Govind Sharma , presiding over a meeting of the Governing Council of the Jhalawar Hospital and Medical College Society, said all attempts should be made to meet the norms of MCI and standards of medical education.

Principal of the college, M.C. Bansal, said additional non-clinical staff would be appointed in view of the proposed intake of 150 students every year. Construction of bio-chemistry and bio-physics wings and the lecture theatre was in progress.

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