SNCU & CCU Medical Officers might be allowed for WBPGMAT-2016


The Director, Health Services, Health & Family Welfare Department in Govt. of West Bengal conveyed that Govt. of West Bengal has been actively considering the proposal of inclusion of Medical Officers of West Bengal Health Services deployed in Critical Care Unit and Sick New Born Care Unit who could not render qualifying service as per provision of “ The WBMES,WBHS and WBPH&AS (Placement on Trainee Reserve) Rules 2015” for their provisionally permitting to appear at West Bengal Post Graduate Medical Admission Test 2016 (WBPGMAT – 2016) provided that such doctors have rendered / are to render 3 years of Regular Service on or before 31.03.2016 at CCU/SNCU or Regular Service in CCU /SNCU and in “ Rural areas” taken together. Definition of “Rural areas” is as per aforesaid T.R. Rules -2015 .Such Category of Doctors, only, is provisionally allowed to fill in forms and make on - line payment on and from 26.12.2015 ( from 12.00 noon ) to 29.12.2015 ( up to 4 P M ). Other conditions as mentioned in the Information Booklet of WBPGMAT - 2016 for In- service doctors will remain unchanged.Hard copies of filled in application with necessary document will be received till 31.12.2015 ( up to 4 P M ) .

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