Medical and dental admission test will be in full syllabus

Medical and dental admission tests will be in the full syllabus. The medical and dental admission test of 2021-22 will be held in light of the complete syllabus. That’s how the decision was made, said the Additional Director General of the Department of Health Education (Education), Professor. Abu Yusuf Fakir. Earlier on Wednesday night, the Department of Health Education and Family Welfare published the policy for the medical and dental admission test for 2022. Section 3.3 of the policy states that admission tests will be conducted according to the syllabus of HSC and equivalent examinations. Due to Corona, this time the HSC examination was held in a short syllabus, and the students got confused about the subject.

Professor Dr. Abu Yusuf Fakir said that nowhere in the policy is it said that admission test will be in short syllabus. Not writing means admission tests will be done in the light of the full syllabus. Last time HSC and equivalent examinations were not done. However, the admission test has been done in light of the complete syllabus. Admission tests will be held as per previous rules. The entire syllabus will be tested. That’s how we decided. A preliminary decision was taken to conduct the admission test in light of the complete syllabus at a meeting held on January 18, 2021-22. After several meetings, a final decision was taken to conduct the admission test in the full syllabus.

In the midst of the Corona epidemic, on April 2 last year, medical admissions tests were held simultaneously across the country in 2020-21. 1 lakh 22 thousand 84 people applied to participate in the admission test against 4 thousand 350 seats in 36 government medical centers. More than 1 lakh 18 thousand students were present in the examination. The results were released on April 4, one day after the admission test. 46 thousand 975 people passed it