The decision to introduce the medical course was taken
in Hyderabad at the two-day health ministers’ meet, chaired by the Union
minister of health and family welfare, Mr Ghulam Nabi Azad.
The
degree will be offered by institutes in rural areas with a strength of
fifty students. Students would be selected based on their score in the
10+2 examination with physics, chemistry and biology as subjects. With a
six-month rotating internship, the BRMS degree would be acquired in two
phases and at two different levels — Community Health Facility for one
and a half years and secondary level hospitals for an extended period of
two years.