Got an Indian doctor ?

ketchim · 02-15-2017, 02:08 PM · 2 people reading this discussion

#1
India's Supreme Court has cancelled the licenses of 634 doctors

embroiled in a medical school admissions scandal in central Madhya Pradesh state.

Hundreds of candidates were found to have cheated to gain admission

to medical colleges between 2008 and 2013.

#2
The scandal involved leaking question papers, rigging answer sheets and

hiring bright students as impersonators to sit for candidates

as well as selling medical school seats to the highest bidder.

Anything between 1m rupees ($15,764) and 7m rupees was paid for a seat  >Sad

#3
In its verdict, the Supreme Court said the accused had engaged in

"acts of deceit" and "mass fraud".

#4
Vyapam is the Hindi acronym for an office that conducts examinations

for government jobs and medical school admissions in the state  Tongue

#5
Some 33 people have died

in the past three years - mostly accused in connection with the scam -

raising suspicions of foul play.


It is not clear how many of the deaths are linked to the scandal  Sad

#6
Mapoui and you critical of my white Caucasian doctor :

keep yuh Indian female Doc :....chances are she is BOGUS  Tongue


Corruption is a sequence in the India DNA sample

#7
mine is polish

#8
did they cheat on heir exams all the way through to final ::confused::

to get in is alright.  to get out is not :Smile

#9
Yes , more than likely ...Why ?  :-\

#10
[quote author=ketchim link=topic=108424.msg729980#msg729980 date=1487202174]
Yes , more than likely ...Why ?  :-\
[/quote]

clear isnt!  if they did the work of the school and passed real exams its not all a loss

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