Where are the GPs?

Extra care from doctors and more trust from patients’ families might go a long way in easing tensions

The Telegraph Published 13.10.18, 09:19 PM

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Why was medical entry cutoff reduced?: Supreme Court lens on NEET slash

The National Board of Examination in Medical Sciences, which conducted the NEET-PG 2025-26 and says a lack of enough interested candidates forced it to reduce the cutoff marks midway through the counselling process, will have to explain its stand on February 23

Where are the GPs?

Extra care from doctors and more trust from patients’ families might go a long way in easing tensions

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