Date: February 15, 2024
In a significant development, Aryabhatta Knowledge University (AKU) has agreed for the revision of MBBS 2022 batch results in accordance with the new CBME guidelines (click on link to read) and passing criteria set forth by the National Medical Commission (NMC) on August 1, 2023. This decision comes as a result of collaborative efforts from students led by Satyam Arya, Bihar state NMO officials, Indian Medical Association (IMA-MSN) Bihar led by Dr. Tanmay Kunj and Aman Raj, and the Med College Darshan team led by Vishwa Prakash and Ritesh Srivastava.
Read the new guidelines here : https://medcollegedarshan.com/index.php/2024/02/10/new-passing-criteria-for-mbbs-students-a-short-analysis-of-the-new-cbme-guidelines-by-the-nmc/
Click on the link to read the official notice : https://medcollegedarshan.com/index.php/notices/
The revision of results aims to ensure fairness and align with the latest standards outlined by the NMC, reflecting the commitment of AKU to maintaining the highest educational standards in the medical field.
Students of the MBBS 2022 batch played a pivotal role in advocating for the reassessment of results, emphasizing the need for adherence to the updated guidelines. Their collective efforts, along with the support of IMA MSN Bihar, NMO Bihar and the Med College Darshan team, contributed to this positive outcome.
IMA’s letter to AKU and our report : https://medcollegedarshan.com/index.php/2024/02/13/negligence-of-aku-in-evaluation-process-of-2022-batch-mbbs-results-students-ima-demands-revision-and-action/
NMC’s response to AKU : https://medcollegedarshan.com/index.php/2024/02/14/nmc-directs-aku-to-revise-the-result-of-mbbs-2022-batch-big-win-for-students/
The NMC guidelines, issued on August 1, 2023, introduced new criteria for evaluating medical students, taking into account evolving standards in medical education and healthcare practices. AKU’s decision to revise results demonstrates its responsiveness to these changes and commitment to upholding the quality of medical education.
Dr. Tanmay Kunj, Convenor of IMA MSN Bihar, in conversation with Ritesh Srivastava ( Co- founder, Med College Darshan), said “Congratulations to 2022 Batch!! Due to our collective efforts, the results will be reevaluated, and many students will get benefitted from this new rule. We counselled the students, addressed their grievances, and also requested the NMC to intervene in the matter, and we succeeded. Soon, the new results will be published on AKU’s official website.”
Vishwa Prakash (Co- founder, Med College Darshan), stated “We appreciate the collaboration and constructive engagement with students, IMA Bihar, and the entire Med College Darshan team. The revision of MBBS 2022 results is a testament to our dedication to providing the best education and adapting to the dynamic landscape of medical standards.”
Ritesh Srivastava (Co- founder, Med College Darshan) tweeted “Result of collective approach and unity, we as a responsible org. will keep raising our voice for the legit demands of medical fraternity and students within the laws and regulations of the Country and I thank NMC for their immediate intervention.”
The students, who had been eagerly awaiting a resolution to this matter, expressed their gratitude for the university’s willingness to reconsider and align with the updated guidelines. The Med College Darshan team, known for its advocacy for transparency and quality in medical education, commended the university for its responsiveness.
This development underscores the importance of open communication and collaboration between educational institutions, regulatory bodies, and stakeholders in ensuring the continuous improvement and alignment of medical education with global standards.
