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| We are into the business of providing consultancy to Indian citizens (students) aspiring to study medicines in China or Kyrgyzstan. Having established in 2004, we now have direct contract with four Foreign Medical Universities/ Institutions: Two in China and Two in Kyrgyzstan. |
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| Medical Institutes, medical colleges and universities in China and Kyrgyzstan offer complete medical courses for MBBS, BDS. We assist students willing to pursue MBBS BDS in China or Kyrgyzstan with legal and economical MBBS Admission fees. |
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Prior to 2001, Indian students aspiring to do graduation in medicines abroad had a limited choice of Foreign institutions that were acceptable to MCI. These were listed in various Schedules to the Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. When an Amendment to this Act in late 2001 opened up whole world to our students, none of the Indian consultants could really understand its significance. Since Nepalese consultants had been sending students from their country to Chinese institutes for decades, they were quick to spot an opportunity to send Indian students to Chinese medical institutes.
In 2003, some Nepalese agencies opened their offices in India and started appointing franchisees in various territories. Since most of the Indian franchisees so appointed had not visited the Chinese medical institutes themselves, they had no means to check the authenticity of the information they were passing on from their principals to their prospective students. In most cases, after landing in their institutes, students felt cheated and disappointed as the ground realities were starkly different from the information provided to them.
In December 2004, Lt Cdr Passi decided to take up the challenge of smashing the monopoly of Nepalese agencies and striking direct contact with the Chinese institutes. He boarded his maiden flight to China on 06 December 2004 and headed for Zhengzhou University. The Dean and the Director of the University were only to pleased to deal directly with an Indian consultant and an Agreement to this effect was signed.
In early 2005, we appointed franchisees in Srinagar, Jammu, New Delhi, Jaipur, Ahmedabad, Pune, Hyderabad and Chennai. In our first batch, we sent 33 students to Zhengzhou University. The number jumped to 54 the following year and included students from USA, Yemen, Jeddah, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia. |
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Lt Cdr (Retd) Ajay Passi (MD)
Lt Cdr Passi completed his BE (Mech) from Regional Engineering College, Durgapur (now National Institute of Technology) in 1986 and joined Indian Navy as a Sub Lieutenant. While with the Force, he did 02 tenures in Command Headquarters, 02 tenures in Ship Repair Yards, 02 tenures on board Indian Naval Ships as HOD (Chief Engineer), one tenure as Assistant Controller of Procurements and one tenure in Naval NCC Unit, Amritsar.
In 1997, Lt Cdr Passi secured Pre-mature Retirement from the Forces and joined Trident Group, Ludhiana as Vice President (Maintenance).
In March 1999, he landed in Canada, with family, as a Permanent Immigrant.There he went on to do Post Graduate Diploma in Information Technology from DeVry Institute, Toronto. Due to family obligations, Lt Cdr Passi returned to India in March 2003 after adopting Canadian Citizenship. |
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Mrs. Shifali Gupta (President)
Mrs Gupta completed her BA in Journalism from Doaba College, Jalandhar with flying colours in 2007 and joined us as a Trainee Manager. In February 2008, she went to China to visit Zhengzhou University to have first hand feel of the place. On successful completion of the trip, she was promoted to be the Office Manager.
Subsequent to her marriage, Mrs. Gupta moved to New Delhi and has established a branch office there. |
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