Revised CBME guidelines with new assessment methods and clinical training requirements for Indian medical colleges
Significant changes in medical education delivery, assessment, and clinical training requirements
Horizontal and vertical integration of basic sciences with clinical subjects through organ system-based modules.
Increased clinical training hours with mandatory rural and community health postings from second year onwards.
Introduction of computer-based testing, virtual patient scenarios, and AI-powered assessment tools.
Collaborative learning with nursing, pharmacy, and allied health students for team-based healthcare delivery.
Mandatory courses on physician wellness, medical ethics, and professional behavior throughout the curriculum.
Integration of global health challenges, tropical diseases, and international healthcare delivery models.
Comprehensive assessment methods focusing on competency-based evaluation and continuous learning
Continuous evaluation through assignments, case studies, and practical sessions
End-of-module examinations with MCQs, SAQs, and clinical assessments
OSCE, mini-CEX, and workplace-based assessments
Adaptive testing with immediate feedback and performance analytics
Simulated clinical cases for diagnostic and treatment decision-making
Real-time clinical skills evaluation and portfolio management
Phased rollout of the new CBME curriculum across Indian medical colleges
Comprehensive training for medical college faculty on new curriculum delivery and assessment methods.
Selected medical colleges implement new curriculum for first-year MBBS students with continuous monitoring.
All medical colleges across India implement the new CBME curriculum for incoming MBBS batches.
Essential requirements for medical colleges to implement the new CBME curriculum
Expected outcomes and advantages of the revised competency-based medical education approach
Graduates with enhanced clinical skills and patient-centered approach
Alignment with international medical education standards and practices
Enhanced problem-solving and analytical skills development
Stronger emphasis on community health and preventive medicine
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