Fewer Junior Doctors Quitting AIIMS Delhi? No: Resignations Fall by 43% in 2025
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The number of junior resident doctors who left AIIMS Delhi fell sharply in 2025, according to a report in The Times of India. Junior residents are postgraduate doctors who train in a medical speciality while working in hospitals. The figures show that 34 of them quit in 2025, compared with 60 in 2024. This is a decline of about 43 percent.
The report also says that the number of residents joining the institute has changed, but the available information does not give full details on this point. The article is based on a short summary, so it does not explain the exact reasons for the change in resignations. It also does not give a complete picture of trends across other premier medical institutes in India.
AIIMS Delhi is one of the most important government medical institutions in the country. It trains many doctors and provides treatment to a large number of patients. For this reason, changes in the number of resident doctors can affect hospital staffing and the training that future doctors receive.
The report suggests that the situation at India's top medical colleges is changing. Readers who want to understand the wider picture may need to look at more detailed data and official statements from the institutions concerned.
Sources: The Times of India
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