The National Medical Commission of India has been granted a 10-year accreditation status by the World Federation of Medical Education, so that Indian medical graduates can now do post-graduate training and practice in many countries including the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
The Ministry of Health of India informed about this and said that all the 706 medical colleges in India will be accredited by the World Federation of Medical Education.
“With this accreditation, 706 existing medical colleges in India will be accredited by the World Federation of Medical Education. New medical colleges to be set up in the next 10 years will also be automatically recognized by the World Federation. This recognition will further enhance the quality of medical education in India by aligning them with global best practices and standards,” said the Ministry of Health.
The World Federation of Medical Education is a global organization dedicated to improving the quality of medical education worldwide. The World Federation’s accreditation program helps ensure that medical institutions meet the highest international standards of education and training.
The World Federation of Medical Education accreditation states that the quality of medical education in India adheres to global standards. This award allows our students to pursue their careers anywhere in the world.
