UP Medical College: Seats increased in Ayodhya Medical College, admission soon for this course in Ram’s city

UP Rajarshi Dashrath Medical college: MD classes are starting from this session in Rajarshi Dashrath Autonomous Medical College. Earlier, NMC had approved only 3 seats for MD. After removing the objections raised by the medical college administration and appealing to NMC for approval on more seats, now approval has been received to conduct MD classes on 23 seats. According to Prof. Dr. Gyanendra Kumar, Principal of Rajarshi Dashrath Medical College, Ayodhya, the admission process for these MD seats will start soon through NEET.

he/she said that the departments for which the National Medical Council has approved MD course include 4 seats in Physiology, 3 in Pathology, 2 in Pharmacology, 3 in Biochemistry, 5 in Community Medicine, 3 in Anatomy and 3 in General Medicine. he/she said that the most important thing is that where MD seats are not available in General Medicine, permission has been granted to start its study in this department as well.

Ayodhya Medical College is expanding

With the start of MD studies, development is also taking place in the field of technical medical facilities along with the infrastructure of Rajarshi Dashrath Medical College. Principal Dr. Gyanendra said that the government has approved the budget for development projects worth about Rs 60 crore. The construction work will start soon after completing the tender process. The major projects in this are construction of hostels for students.

Funds have been approved for these projects:

Rs 15 crore – 100 bed girls hostel
14 crore 77 lakh rupees – 100 bed boys hostel
Rs 19 crore – 100-bed intern hostel
Rs 05 crore – Guest house
Rs. 05 crore – Construction of boundary wall of medical hospital.

06:50 crore for repair of medical college
Rs 10 crore – for construction of nursing college.

How many MBBS students are there in Ayodhya Medical College

Classes in the medical college began 6 years ago. The total number of MBBS students in the sixth batch has now reached 600. Classes for 23 MD students are also going to begin from this year. The medical college also has 390 students pursuing paramedical diploma course.

Prof. Dr. Gyanendra Kumar, Principal, Rajarshi Dashrath Medical College Ayodhya said that the medical college of Lord Ram’s city should be of world-class fame. Continuous efforts are being made with this resolve. Efforts are being made to ensure that the patients here reach the medical college directly instead of going outside for treatment. Efforts are being made to remove the shortcomings.