New Delhi: It has been announced that live classes will start again in medical colleges in war-torn Ukraine. Due to this, medical students who have returned to the country are confused.
Russia’s war on Ukraine, an Eastern European country, on February 20 is still ongoing. When the war was at its peak, the central government safely rescued 20,000 Indian students who were studying medicine there in March. Due to the ongoing war in Ukraine, these students have been studying online for more than six months.
Meanwhile, students who have returned from Ukraine have been protesting, demanding an opportunity to continue their studies in medical colleges in India. Cases related to this are also pending in the courts.
However, the central government is saying that ‘students studying in foreign universities are not allowed to continue their medical studies in universities and colleges in India.’ This has created confusion for students from India.
Regarding this, students studying medicine in Ukraine said: We have been studying online for more than six months. In this case, the medical colleges of Ukraine have announced that live classes will start again from September. Moreover, they have also said that in October, the medical qualification exam, ‘Krok-1’, will be conducted directly for the third year students.
There is a constant war going on. But because of the peace in cities including Kiev, colleges are telling us to participate in live classes and direct exams. This has left us in a dilemma whether to risk our lives and go back to Ukraine; Parents are also scared.
If you don’t write the exam this year, you can write it in the next year. But, having already lost the classes, there is confusion whether to lose one more year, they said.
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