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Competency-based psychiatric education for Indian medical undergraduates

The Medical Council of India (MCI) in an effort to sculpt an Indian Medical Graduate (IMG) having the same set of competencies all over India, while being locally and globally relevant, has rolled out an ambitious competency-based Curriculum Implementation Support Programme, this year. Several topics for each subject were selected, and a number of competencies were framed for each topic. Right now, it is training faculty through the nodal and regional centers, who will have to come to a consensus regarding the objectives for each competency, the teaching–learning method, and the assessment method to be used. The MCI after deliberations with the experts has also provided the levels at which the competency has to be gained. These levels are in accordance with the Miller’s pyramid of clinical competence.[1]