Compulsory service of candidates completed medical course

Compulsory service of candidates completed medical course.-

1. (1) Every candidate after successful completion of MBBS degree and after completion of one year internship course shall undergo one year compulsory rural service training in Government Primary Health Centres or Government Hospitals in rural areas allotted on the basis of merit through process of counseling in such manner as may be prescribed. During such service he shall be called as Junior Resident trainee.
2. (2) No university shall award degree to such candidate who is required to undergo and does not undergo compulsory rural service training under sub-section (1): Provided that in case of candidates who has been selected and pursuing any post graduate degree or diploma may undergo one year compulsory service training immediately after completion of such course and such candidate may be given a provisional MBBS certificate valid for the purpose of prosecution of Post Graduate degree.
3. (3) Every candidate who undergoes compulsory rural service training of one year shall be paid such a stipend equal to hundred rupees less than the minimum gross salary of General duty medical doctors in Health and Family Welfare Services.
4. (4) Notwithstanding anything contained in any law for the time being force every candidate who does not undergo the compulsory rural service training under sub-section
5. (1) shall also not be eligible to permanent registration under the State under Karnataka Medical Registration Act, 1961 or under the India Medical Council Act, 1956: