Hindustan Times (Chandigarh)

DOCTORS IN CIVIL SERVICES END UP WASTING MEDICAL SEATS

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The recently announced UPSC results show there were many doctors among the successful candidates. They should have planned a career in the civil services after Class 12 and studied BSC instead of doing MBBS that too from a government medical college. They deprived other deserving candidates at a time when doctors are scarce. Besides, the government spends lakhs on them by subsiding their education. Had they studied in a private medical college by paying a huge amount as fee, they would not have opted for the UPSC. It seems these candidates are unsure about their capabiliti­es so they appeared in both exams. This is happening every year. Such candidates should be barred from appearing in the civil services exam.

IPS Anand, Chandigarh

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