Seats

In addition the medical education curriculum will be expanded with an increase in the number of MBBS seats from 59 to 100 and introduction of the BDS course for 50 students each year, both are likely to come into effect from 2008. The MDS seats will also be augmented from 2 to 6, MD/MS seats from 87 to 134 and DM/MCh seats from 11:11 to 22:11 (Regular:Sponsored). A BSc course in Nursing will be started as well in the near future. New departments proposed to come up soon include Critical Care Medicine, Medical Oncology, Nuclear Medicine, Transfusion Medicine, Laboratory Medicine, Biostatistics, Wound Management Centre, Prenatal diagnosis & Genetic Counseling Centre, Division of Geriatric Medicine and College of Nursing.

The growth of Institute of Medical Sciences so far has been balanced in all its aspects and constituents of Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Ayurveda, Faculty of Dentistry and College of Nursing through the help of an extremely competent and dedicated faculty. In actual terms, after a long history of establishment, the Institute of Medical Sciences has now achieved a momentum of growth carefully nurtured by the visionary leadership to discharge its duties for efficient patient care, research and training. This has given it a national leadership role in patient care and medical education.