TOP 8 MBBS COLLEGES IN INDIA

Here is the list of the top MBBS colleges for students who wants to pursue a career in medicine in India, offering medical courses under various specializations

1. All India Institute Of Medical Sciences, New Delhi

AIIMS, Delhi is one of the most renowned medical institutes in India. Established under a Parliament Act in 1956 as an Institution of National Importance, it secured 1st rank in the Medical category in NIRF 2019, the second time in a row. Because of the extensive facilities available for teaching, research, and patient care, it is easier to offer medical and para-medical courses at undergraduate and post-graduate levels. This medical institution awards students with its own degrees under 42 specializations and also works to further offer opportunities for joint research, student and faculty exchange programs in collaboration with various foreign universities.

2. Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research, Pondicherry

JIPMER is located in Pondicherry, India, and is a public university. It has been identified as an “Institute of National Importance” that provides medical training to undergraduate (UG) and postgraduate (PG) students. JIPMER is spread over a 195-acre campus, has more than 300 faculty members, 700 resident doctors, and more than 3,000 nursing, administrative, and support staff. Around 150 undergraduate and 200 postgraduate seats are available for admissions in every batch.

3. Christian Medical College, Tamil Nadu

CMC Vellore, located in Vellore, Tamil Nadu was established in 1918. It is accredited by UGC and affiliated with Dr. M.G.R. Medical University of Tamil Nadu. CMC Vellore offers 64 courses in 6 streams, namely Medical, Paramedical, Pharmacy, Nursing, Science, Dental, and 12 degrees in MBBS, BSc, BPT, B.O.T, MD, etc. Campus facilities, such as an auditorium, a computer laboratory, a library, medical facilities, sports, cafeterias, laboratories, and hostels are available.

4. Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi

Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi, was established in 1914 with the goal of providing Indian women with an opportunity to pursue medicine as a career. The college was established between 1911-12 to celebrate the visit of Her Majesty Queen Mary to India. Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi recently celebrated 100 years of its inception and academic excellence in 2016 and aims to make strides in India to provide state-of-the-art medical training and education. The motto of the college, “Per Ardua Ad Astra,” i.e. Through Adversity to Stars, highlights the emphasis on the fact that without hard work, excellence can not be achieved.

5. King George’s Medical University, Uttar Pradesh

The King George Medical University, previously known as the Chhatrapati Shahuji Maharaj Medical University, has had many name changes over the years. King George V (at the time, the Prince of Wales) laid the foundation of the university in 1906 – hence the present name. Five years later, the university opened its doors, with an official opening ceremony in January 1912. The Faculty of Medical Sciences, the Faculty of Dental Sciences, the Institute of Paramedical Sciences, and the Institute of Nursing are four faculties offered by the university. The university enrolls up to 1,250 undergraduate students and 450 postgraduate students every year.

6. Armed Forces Medical College Pune, Maharashtra

The Medical College of the Armed Forces (AFMC) is India’s premier medical institute, recognized as a center of excellence for education and science. AFMC offers training in the defense forces to undergraduate and postgraduate medical and nursing students with guaranteed job opportunities. Two UG courses are offered by the college – MBBS, and B.Sc. in nursing. The college offers various specializations under MD and MD/MS degrees as PG courses, together with M.Sc. Degree in Anatomy and Masters in Administration of Hospitals. The college also offers PG Diploma courses as well as a number of Super specialty courses other than the UG and PG courses.

7. Madras Medical College, MMC, Chennai

Madras Medical College (abbreviated as MMC Chennai) located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu is an educational institution. established on February 2, 1935. MCC is India’s third oldest medical college and, with 425 seats, is one of the country’s leading centers of PG medical education. At present, Madras Medical College has about twenty-five hundred medical and paramedical enrolled students. MMC, Chennai is affiliated with Dr. MGR University in Tamilnadu. At the undergraduate level, it offers MBBS, BPT and B.Sc and MD, MS (Master of Science), and M.Pharm (Master of Pharmacy) at the postgraduate level.

8. University College Of Medical Sciences, Delhi

University College of Medical Sciences is located in New Delhi and was established in 1971. It is accredited and affiliated with the University of Delhi. UCMS, New Delhi offers 22 courses in 5 streams, including Medical, Paramedical, Dental, Science, Pharmacy, and 5 degrees in BSc, MBBS, MD, MS (Surgery), MSc. The scores of the National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test-(NEET-UG) are accepted for admission by the University College of Medical Sciences.