Re: nepotism

[Guest guest]

When ex-alumni and more importantly ex-faculty wards staunchly stand

by the belief (on behalf of ALL such people) that EVERY ONE of them

is a born genius with a high IQ and cannot be equated to 'losers'

from rest of India then........

....how can you assume 'existence of nepotism has been acknowledged'?

Yes we cannot undo the past but what people have attempted

repeatedly is to raise its profile so that future generations of

mgims students can say more confidently that 'the system is fair'. I

have no objections to KHS nominess- I think it is a well deserved

perk for individuals who have given up the bright city lights to

work towrads a common dream. I am happy that current generations

(many would not have parents from teh same generation as our

exceptional senior staff)too have to go through a common sysytem but

it MUST STOP AT THIS PPOINT i.e point of entry into medical school.

1) Why should every politically well placed staff kid be in the top

5 ranks through out MMBS - even duds in many cases?

2) Why must staff kids get the plum PG seats/ a pg of their choice-

thanks to the above ranks?

3) Why must staff kids get the 'nice' rural postings?

Sadhana'85

>

> 16. Finally, as long as we have managed to acknowledge the

> existence of nepotism and that steps are in place to control it,

we

> can consider it a job done. Eradication will however remain a

utopian

> dream. We cannot undo the past events and for the few who wish it,

I

> can assure you that there can be no gain from retribution. Let us

get

> on and think positive.

>> Regards, Muthukumar (1985)