Amendment status not verified — confirm the current text below against the official source.
Registration.— (1) All applications for registration under section 24 shall be sent direct to the Registrar. (2) Application for registration under this Act shall be in the prescribed form and accompanied by such fee as prescribed by rules. (3) Every registered practitioner who applies to the Registrar for registration in respect of any additional recognized qualification obtained shall pay fee as fixed by the Council from time to time. (4) The Registrar shall place all applications under this section before the committee of the Council concerned, appointed for the purpose, for its report. (5) The report of the committee under sub-section (4) shall be placed before the Council concerned for its decision. (6) If the Council concerned allows the registration of the applicant, the Registrar shall enter the name of the applicant in the register concerned and issue him a certificate in such form and containing such particulars as prescribed by rules. (7) In the case of transfer of registration of a person whose name has been registered on the basis of the primary or additional recognized qualification, as the case may be, under any enactment for the registration of practitioners in Modern Medicine, Indian Systems of Medicine or Homoeopathic Medicine for the time being in force in any State in India, shall apply for such a registration in 53 the prescribed form accompanied by such fee as fixed by Council from time to time and registration may be given subject to the scrutiny of documents and the certification from the State Councils concerned. (8) Any practitioner not registered under this Act or to whom sub-section (7) does not apply but registered in any other State in India shall obtain the registration of the Council concerned for practicing as a medical practitioner for a specific period in the State on applying in such form and on payment of such fee as may be prescribed by rules. (9) Every practitioner shall renew his registration in every ten years as prescribed by rules.