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NMC New Disability Guidelines for MBBS 2025 Admissions: What PwBD Students Need to Know
NMC New Disability Guidelines : The National Medical Commission (NMC) has introduced fresh guidelines for MBBS admissions for students with disabilities (PwBD) for the academic year 2025–26. These changes come after a Supreme Court directive and updates from the Government of India to ensure inclusivity and fairness in medical education.
Here’s everything you need to know about the NMC New Disability Guidelines :
The NMC formed a special committee to revise and modernise the disability assessment guidelines, ensuring they align with the latest legal standards. These updated rules aim to create a more transparent and uniform process for PwBD candidates seeking MBBS admission.
What documents are required?
PwBD candidates will now have to submit:
• A valid UDID card issued by a recognised medical authority.
• A self-declared affidavit in the prescribed format, referred to as Schedule-I.
These documents are mandatory for all students applying under the PwBD category.
Medical Board Visit Is Compulsory
PwBD candidates must visit one of the 16 designated medical boards across the country. During this visit:
• Their documents will be verified.
• A detailed physical and functional assessment will be conducted.
Based on this check-up, the board will determine whether the student meets the eligibility criteria under the new disability guidelines.
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Where to Get More Information?
Students must carefully go through the full instructions and details available on the Intra MCC website. This platform will provide:
• A list of approved medical boards.
• Formats for the affidavit and UDID card details.
• Step-by-step instructions for document verification and medical assessments.
Expert Tip from Radical Education:
- Start early! Book your appointment with the medical board as soon as possible.
- Prepare all documents beforehand, including your UDID card and affidavit.
- Stay updated with MCC announcements to avoid a last-minute rush or rejection.
- Don’t panic—these changes are meant to support you and ensure you are evaluated fairly.