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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wal Bada" data-source="post: 4371408" data-attributes="member: 654">Yes, it has. But in 20 years GMCs can provide the necessity. And specialists are not trained by Medical Faculties (whether it is Government or private). PGIM is handling that training. The % of brain drain is less than 10% (ex. only 7 are abroad out of 180 in my batch after 5 years of graduation). The samll number you are referring is a number around 800-900. Once again lack of specialist doctors has no connection whether there are PMCs or not. It's due to policies of PGIM. And more than 95% of specialist doctors are past students of GMCs, because only the most brilliant can get through PG exams.</blockquote>

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