NMC Warns Medical Students Against Fake Letter Regarding CPS Diploma Course

NMC has released a notice warning medical students against a fake letter that is being circulated about CPS Diploma course. The fake letter released by the NMC provided guidance aimed at assisting medical students. Check details here 

The National Medical Commission (NMC) recently released an official notification alerting medical students to a fake letter that has been circulating. This letter specifically pertains to the CPS Diploma course, cautioning students about its authenticity. NMC stated in its official notification, "It has come to the notice of the Postgraduate Medical Education Board (PGMEB) that a letter dated 29.5.2023 with the signature of Under Secretary, PGMEB regarding students under training of CPS Diploma Course, future training examination and recognition is being circulated."

It further added, "The said letter is fake and has not been issued by the PGMEB. It is brought to the attention of all concerned and stakeholders that there is no such letter dated 29.5.2023 issued by PGMEB." 

Fake Letter Regarding CPS Diploma Course 

The fake letter provided by the NMC states, " It is informed that currently there are 1386 enrolled students in the CPS course who are in training period. Selected through NEET PG-2021. In relation to this matter a Special committee meeting for CPS course and PGMEB was held on 26/5/2023. PGMEB is very concerned about the future of these students." Check official NMC notice below: 

About CPS Course 

The CPS courses offer an alternative pathway for medical students pursuing post-graduate studies, complementing the MD/MS courses (64,000) and the Diplomate of the National Board (2700) provided by the National Board of Examinations in Medical Science.

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