The cause of corruption in medical education is shortage of seats, and fewer doctors than required for the population and even fewer specialists. Which of the following can be inferred from the
above
a) Students pay bribes to the management of institutions to avail seats
b) The criteria to select students to fill medical seats are flexible
c) There is a set standard regarding the doctors to population ratio.
d) Most of the doctors are general physicians
None of these
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One of the reasons for corruption is fewer number of doctors than required. There is a set standard regarding the number of doctors required. Hence, (c) can be inferred. Fewer doctors are Specialists implies that rest are not specialists..
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