Government Medical College and Hospital, Jalgaon

One of the most prestigious medical colleges is Government Medical College and Hospital, Jalgaon, which was inaugurated in 2018. Located in Jalgaon. National Medical Commission approved institute in the list of GMCH, Jalgaon offers Undergraduate courses as well as Postgraduate courses.

With an enrolment of 209 students and a faculty strength of 212, this college provides an enviable ratio to students, ensuring a personalised focus and quality learning experience. Facilities can be seen in GMCH Jalgaon which it could maintain for an education process. The hostel facilities for boys and girls separately on the campus provide students with comfortable accommodation.

The health and welfare of students are taken care of through medical facilities, a gymnasium, and indoor and outdoor sports amenities at GMCH Jalgaon. A college cafeteria provides a relaxing area for socialising between classes. The college is known to offer an extensive spectrum of medical programs. 12 programmes across three levels of degree.

The flagship MBBS programme admitted 150 students yearly, forming the backbone of the institution's undergraduate offerings. It offers various MD and MS courses at the postgraduate level, including specialisations in MD General Medicine, Anaesthesiology, Pathology, Microbiology, Community Medicine, Pharmacology, Radio Diagnosis, General Surgery, Orthopaedics, Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and Paediatrics.

Course Name Total Number of Seats No of Specialisation MBBS 150 1 MD General Medicine 7 1 MD Pharmacology 5 1 MD Microbiology 4 1 MD Community Medicine 4 1 MD Anaesthesiology 4 1 MD Radio Diagnosis 3 1 MD Pathology 2 1 MD Paediatrics 2 1 MS General Surgery - 1 Admission to GMCH Jalgaon is highly competitive and merit-based. Merit-based admission.

The MBBS programme requires a candidate to qualify in NEET-UG to seek an MBBS seat. The entrance test that each postgraduate course in the country employs is NEET-PG, National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Post Graduates. Thus, only meritorious students would enter institutions of education.