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NEET, Medical, Pharmacy Careers - Answered on Dec 02, 2025

Dr Nagarajan JSK is an associate professor and former head of medical research at the JSS College of Pharmacy, Ooty.
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Sasi Question by Sasi on Nov 29, 2025Hindi
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My daughter-in-law had completed her MD(Respiratory Medicine) course successfully from a Gov. Medcal College( selected through al India NEET PG ranking),in November 2025 from Dr. MGR medical University, Tamilnadu. There is a bond period of 2 years attached to the course. She is undergoing the course, taking leave from Kerala Health services ( since she had been appointed as Asst. Surgeon, on the basis of her MBBS degree). Can she complete her Senior Residency by joining her duty at Kerala State ? It is said that the bond is not insisted in certain years due to no vaccancy in Tamilnafu Govt. Health services is it true ? By filing a petition in court to permit to join kerla govt. health services , can i get a favorable order(is there any such order already issued from court?)

Ans: Dear Sir,
Without reviewing the document, I cannot provide a generalized statement. However, my concern is that this issue was known prior to joining the course and accepting the bond. Refusing the terms or requesting a transfer to another state is not appropriate. As educated individuals, we should strive to set a positive example for others.

According to the norms, once a candidate accepts the bond agreement, they are obligated to fulfill the terms with the sponsoring institution.

Additionally, the Kerala government is aware that the candidate must enter into a bond agreement, so there is no need to worry about the Senior Residency in Tamil Nadu. Furthermore, this is a nationwide centralized process, and I believe she must follow the bond agreement accordingly.

It may be possible to complete this obligation in their home state of Kerala or in another state like Tamil Nadu, provided that the respective government or institution accepts the transfer of the bond service.

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