The Red Nation is now offering education for Indians in almost all faculties or streams and that too in an affordable cost. China has stepped in the Health Science and has opened the gates for Indian students for the study of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in the 50 colleges. . They have reserved over 5000 seats for Indian students to study in these 50 colleges based in China. Every student will be charged a total of Rs 2.50 lakh for admission in the universities, colleges, hostel and food.
Nagpur News: The imperial ambitions of People’s Republic of China, the den (residence) of Red Dragon, is well-known worldwide. India, too, became a victim of the fire spitting Red Dragon in 1962 when the “Hindi Chini Bhai Bhai” words turned into a full-fledged war. China stabbed India from back and breached the trust India had shown to the Red Dragon. India suffered a humiliating defeat, not by the strength of Chinese Army, but by the shock of breach of trust by the nasty Chinese leaders.
Now, at the present scenario, China has flooded and “almost captured” the commercial front. The markets have been deluged with the cheap stuff from toys to everything which is available of all brands of other companies. China has not spared a single product and is in “battlefield” of trade, business, industries an likes of more and more. The result is thousands and thousands petty traders, and even big companies, are facing a series of problems as the sale of their products has nosedived in the magnitude of a giant Red Dragon.
The only solace was the education sector. However, China has descended on this sector, too. The Red Nation is now offering education for Indians in almost all faculties or streams and that too in an affordable cost. China has stepped in the Health Science and has opened the gates for Indian students for the study of Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) in the 50 colleges. . They have reserved over 5000 seats for Indian students to study in these 50 colleges based in China.
The mandatory criterion for Class XII Indian students is they must have secured at least 50 per cent marks in Physics, Chemistry and Biology (PCB Group) for admissions to he Chinese colleges. The criterion also includes “First come first service.” Similarly, a student with less than 50 per cent marks goes for admission, and a student having 50 per cent or more comes later, the student with more than 50 per cent marks would be admitted irrespective who comes first. The sources said the course would be started by September this year.
On the expenses front, every student will be charged a total of Rs 2.50 lakh for admission in the universities, colleges, hostel and food. For the five-year course, even a facility of 80 per cent of the total amount would be provided by the banks.
The students in Nagpur have been furnished the information in this regard by Asonic Education and Reasearch Private Limited. The Medical Council of India (MCI) and the World Health Organisation (WHO) have given their recognition to the course, sources said.
