MBBS students will now have to take Charak oath

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Category : National Published on: April 02 2022

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Students who have joined the current batch of MBBS will take Maharishi Charak Oath instead of Hippocratic Oath along with National Medical Commission.
Now when a candidate will be introduced to medical education, the modified 'Maharishi Charak Oath' will have to be taken.
The new guidelines also include changes to the 10-day yoga "Foundation Course", which begins on June 12 every year and ends on June 21, the International Day of Yoga.

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MBBS students will now have to take Charak oath