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Medical Council of India has specified the various unethical acts and misconduct in ‘Professional Conduct, Etiquette and Ethics Regulations 2002’. Though medical ethics is not a separate subject, it is being taught as a part of Forensic Medicine in 2 nd MBBS. Every medical practitioner should be aware of these codes and should apply them in their daily practice. Medical students are the budding doctors of tomorrow. It is imperative that the medical students are also aware of these codes during their student days so that they can apply them in their future practice. So, the present study attempts to look for the awareness amongst the various years of MBBS students of Kasturba Medical College, Manipal about these codes. In our study it was found that the knowledge of medical ethics was more in 4 th year students in comparison to 2 nd year and 3 rd year students.

Awareness of Code of Medical Ethics in Tomorrow’s Doctors in India; A limited study