Tura, Aug. 28 -- Chief Minister Conrad Sangma today said that Meghalaya will be producing more than 550 doctors annually by the mid-2030s.
Chairing a comprehensive review meeting with senior officials at the Circuit House here in West Garo Hills, Sangma confirmed that classes are expected to begin in the Shillong Medical College by September 2025.
"Admissions will be conducted through the 15 percent All-India quota and the State counseling process," he informed.
"By the mid-2030s, with Shillong, Tura, and USTM medical colleges operational, Meghalaya will be producing more than 550 doctors annually, significantly reducing the State's dependence on central pool seats and strengthening the healthcare system," the Chief Minister said.
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