If someone has said that the education is important for a bright future, then the health system in India requires a perfect implementation of this saying. The need for doctors for serving their country is at the peak. The number of students, opting for the medical education, is soaring as never before because of the rise in the number of medical colleges in India. And the pack of it is being led by the states of Tamilnadu and Maharashtra where more than half of the private medical colleges in the country can be found. The trend is an obvious upliftment of the medical education in the country as the number of doctors that would pass out can easily fill up the huge deficiency in the health provision to the general public. Under the aegis of the medical council of India which looks after the stringent system of education, the private and government colleges in India are making every effort to bring out the best in the students. The five long years of the courses of MBBS and BDS in the medical colleges, aims at harnessing the talent of the students towards a common goal of public service. With patients that are never going to wane off and the diseases remaining prevalent in one form or the other, the requirement of doctors to the society will always be there. The question then is about the number of doctors that could be sufficient to ensure that treatment reaches each and every person. To make this a reality, the need of the time is to educate more number of students by establishing quality medical colleges. Be it under the private organizations or by the government bodies, medical colleges in India are needed drastically and efforts are on full swing with a steady pace to make more colleges and increase the intake capacity of the existing one. Most colleges that have a well established education system and were enrolling 100 students are now being given a green to get more students. Entrance exams on pan Indian basis are being conducted every year as well as by the individual states to take in students. The best ranked students get to choose their colleges while many other also opt for the private institutes depending on the affordability factor. With rules binding on the colleges, the enrollment system has been streamlined. The large numbers of medical colleges in Tamilnadu are admitting students in the full capacity as the charm of studying medical still ranks high among the society. Parents are preparing their students to face the rigor of the curriculum and the students are also bracing themselves to become citizens of the country in the service of the mankind. The medical colleges in Maharashtra in various cities are well equipped to train the students in their curriculum so that they become good doctors. Although, private colleges have been coming up in more numbers in comparison to the government colleges in these states, they have a good standard of education as the medical council keeps a strict vigil on the quality, year after year. With laws and guidelines laid down for the colleges, education standard is kept on the top priority in Maharashtra, Tamilnadu and any other state in India.
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