Datta Meghe Medical College, Nagpur

Datta Meghe Medical College was established in 2020; this college is affiliated with the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences and situated in Wanadongri, on Hingna Road, Nagpur, Maharashtra. Being a constituent college, it has emerged as a popular institution in the field of medical education.

The college is recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC), which proves its compliance with the highest quality. Currently, the institution has 104 faculties and the ability to offer standard medical education. Datta Meghe Medical College is a coeducational institution that would create a pluralistic learning climate for anyone who intends to enter the medical college.

Being fully aware of the fact that the medical field is very competitive, Datta Meghe Medical College has ensured that the campus has put in place modern facilities to improve students’ performance. The college has arrangements for an off-campus hostel for boys and girls, which offers a proper residential facility to the students.

The highlight of the year was the construction of the institution’s library, which is fully air-conditioned and has a student seating capacity of one hundred and fifty within the internal and external reading sections. The library has a pile of more than 3155 books, which includes 1197 reference books for the students and faculties The library also has subscribed to 30 journals, Indian & International.

Datta Meghe Medical College, a constituent College of Datta Meghe Institute of Higher Education and Research, Wardha, has its focus on the MBBS programme only, and it is a full-time course of six years. This highly scientific programme delivered across 5 years is aimed at preparing the students to become eloquent doctors.

A recently approved intake capacity of one hundred and fifty in the college ensures that the college enrols only competent students, which ensures an ideal student-faculty ratio. Course Name Total Number of Seats Total Fees MBBS 150 Rs 98,25,000 Based on the National Eligibility and Entrance Test, popularly known as NEET-UG, Indian students are given admission into Datta Meghe Medical College.

This is a national-level test required to be taken by every student who is planning to be a part of a medical university in India. The admission process also holds a standard procedure, in which the college follows a centralised admission process for its students. Candidates aspiring for admission to this institution must pass NEET-UG with the qualifying marks.