A former Medical Council member has filed a petition in the High Court seeking the discontinuation of the College of Physicians and Surgeons (CPS) courses due to the lack of infrastructure and teaching staff. The petitioner argues that these deficiencies compromise the quality of education provided to medical students. The petition highlights the importance of ensuring adequate resources and standards in medical education to produce competent professionals. The case raises concerns about the effectiveness of CPS courses and calls for improvements to meet the required standards. The petition underscores the need for proper infrastructure and teaching staff to enhance the quality of medical education.
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Former Medical Council member moves HC seeking discontinuation of CPS courses
