Every doctor who practises in India must be on a medical register. The National Medical Commission (NMC) publishes the Indian Medical Register, and anyone can search it for free. This is how to read it.
A match means a registration with that number and name exists. It does not prove the person in front of you is that doctor, and it is not a background check. Hospitals still ask for ID, references and their own credentialing.
Rounds checks every doctor's registration against the public register when they sign up. A clear match verifies the doctor. Anything that does not match cleanly goes to a person to review, so no doctor is rejected by a machine alone. Hospitals see the verification status, rating and completed shifts before they book.
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