University Diaries » ‘It’s unclear how many students pass the MCI certification. Bhushan, the agent, said 70 percent pass; Aidaraliev, the administrator, said 60 percent; and the Indian diplomat said 16 percent, calling that a massive improvement over recent years when only 1 percent passed: “The schools here are happy to take more students. They only want money. They have maybe 60 spots, but they take 250 students,” he said.’

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‘It’s unclear how many students pass the MCI certification. Bhushan, the agent, said 70 percent pass; Aidaraliev, the administrator, said 60 percent; and the Indian diplomat said 16 percent, calling that a massive improvement over recent years when only 1 percent passed: “The schools here are happy to take more students. They only want money. They have maybe 60 spots, but they take 250 students,” he said.’

The MCI is the Indian qualifying exam for doctors.

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Margaret Soltan, December 7, 2011 7:48AM
Posted in: diploma mill

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