institutional profile & prospectus

C. U. Shah Medical College, Surendranagar.

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C. U. Shah Medical College &

Hospital

DUDHREJ ROAD, SURENDRANAGAR-363001, GUJARAT

Web site: www.cusmc.org

E-mail: [email protected],

[email protected]

Phone:02752-287000, 82380 60108, 02752-256001

Fax:02752-256006

PROSPECTUS

2017-18


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A Man with a Mission:

““NNeevveerr hhuurrtt--eevveerr hheellpp””

The Institution took shape

under the aegis of the great

visionary and philanthropist

Shri C. U. Shah, who is a man

with mission “Never hurt-ever

help”, a person who

dedicated his life for the

social uplifting by building

educational, medical and

social institutions mainly in the

district of Surendranagar in Gujarat and also in other parts of

the country.

He left us for his heavenly abode

on 31-1-2013 but his SPIRITUAL

PRESENCE is always with us

guiding us into the right path.

"THE END OF AN ERA"


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Population: 1.7 million people.

Literacy rate: 73.19%.

Surendranagar was used by

colonialists as a hill station, because of its dry

environment that was beneficial for some

physical as well as mental ailments.

Surendranagar's dry air is still believed to be

the best

The second highest rate of

development in the state of Gujarat.

The second highest number of

educational institutes per capita.

Businesses

Many small and medium enterprises and

industries are present including

confectionery, ceramics,

pharmaceuticals, engineering plastics

and salt production.

Natural resources

Nearly 25 percent of India's salt supply

comes from mining in the Surendranagar area.

Textiles

Surendranagar is a hub of cotton and ginning activities in India.

Surendranagar City is also home to a big textile and clothing market,

specializing in saris.

Culture

Raj-Rajeshwari Temple, The temple

features an exhibition of yoga

performed by Rishiji. The temple is

noted for its architecture.

The famous kund known as

"Gangavo" is located in Dedadara

village. It was developed in the 11th

century.

There are many cultural institutions

Shabdalok sahitya vartul

Nanalal sahitya sabha

Kalamandir Group

Club of Desert lions

Surendranagar (state of Gujarat in India)


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C. U. Shah Medical College

The College is built within a space of 321007 sq.m. in a

plot of 33 acres, congruent).

The college houses all pre & para clinical departments

with all infrastructural facilities including central library

with air-conditioned reading hall, blood bank, MEU

centre, 4 lecture halls (3 of 120 each and 1 of 250

capacity), Auditorium to seat 750 (all with audio-visual

facilities) and examination hall to seat 300 etc.

C. U Shah Medical College, Surendranagar, in the

sprawling, beautiful campus of C.U. Shah Arogyadham,

was established in the year 2000. The institution is run and

managed by Saurashtra Medical Centre, a charitable

trust of more than 30 years standing with dedicated

motto of providing the Healthcare and Education at

affordable costs to the backward district of

Surendranagar on a “No Profit-No loss” Basis. The trust

was heralded by Shri C.U. Shah, a well known

philanthropist who had contributed widely & generously

for the development of educational & Healthcare

institutions, all over India.

This institution is the best example of transition from a

small TB hospital before 30 years to a fully fledged

institution with more than 500 beds with all modern

amenities like State of art ICUs, CT scan, MRI, Digital X-

ray, Colour Doppler, TMT, facilities for endoscopic

surgeries, on line suction and oxygen and many more.

Medical Council of India and Government of India

recognized 100 seats per year of this institution for

imparting medical education at undergraduate level

(MBBS) in 2005.


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Saurashtra Medical Centre : Honourable trustees

Other Members

Shri. Mugatlal M. Shah (Trustee) Shri. Chinubhai H. Shah (Trustee)

Shri. Chandrakant D. Shah (Trutee) Dr. Bipinbhai Doshi (Trustee)

Dr. Kiranbhai Chudgar (Trustee)

Shri Nidhesh Shah

(Working committee member)

Dr Nikhilesh Desai

(Working committee member)

(President)

Smt. Minalben Shah

(Trustee)

Shri. Nileshbhai Doshi

(Chairman)

Dr. Jitendrabhai Sanghvi

(Trustee)

Shri. Kiranbhai Mehta

(Secretary & Treasurer)

Shri. Hemantbhai Shah


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Leaders:

Director & Educational Consultant

Dr Suhasini Nagda Ex Director Medical Education at Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai

Ex Director (ME&MH) Topiwala National Medical College & B. Y. L. Nair Charitable Hospital, Mumbai.

Dean

Dr Dimple S Mehta (M.B.B.S., MD-Pharmacology)

Prof. Pharmacology, CUSMC, Surendranagar Member of Board of Studies, Saurashtra University Rajkot

Ex-Expert/Adviser, GPSC, Gujarat


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Vision and mission

The Vision of the C. U. Shah Medical College is:

To be a Preferred Center providing World Class Medical

Education, Affordable Best Quality Health Care and to be a

Leader in Medical Research

The Mission of the institute is:

To train Medical Students with Dedication and Sensitivity in a

Professional Academic Environment the Ideal Indian Medical

Graduate

To Provide Comprehensive, Best Quality, affordable and cost

effective Health Care Service, through a team of highly

qualified and committed medical professionals

To promote Research aiming to contribute to the field of

Evidence based Modern Medicine and to develop the

culture of research and innovation in the faculty and

students.

To ensure ethical and empathy based practice of Medicine

with patient centric approach.


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The Saurashtra University

The college is affiliated to Saurashtra University, Kalavad

Road, Rajkot.

Saurashtra University,

established on 23rd May,

1967, is situated in Rajkot city

of the Saurashtra region of

Gujarat State. The campus

of the University is spread

over 360 acres of land. The

jurisdiction of the University

includes Amreli, Jamnagar,

Junagadh, Porbandar,

Rajkot, Surendranagar,

Morbi, Gir Somnath and

Dwarka districts. It has 28

Post graduate Departments

on its campus and 297

affiliated colleges.

The academic performance of students of C. U. Shah Medical

college, from the very first day is exemplary. The results are always

comparable or even better than the other 2 Medical institutions

affiliated to the same University and many meritorious positions are

occupied by the students of this institution.

The students graduating from this institution will be able to

compete with students from M.P. Shah Medical College,

Jamnagar & P.D.U. Medical College, Rajkot for Post-graduate

seats in Medical Faculty of Saurashtra University.


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C. U. Shah Hospital Hospital: The teaching hospital viz: C.U. Shah Medical College & Hospital is

also run by the same trust which runs the medical college.

It is with 540 teaching beds as under:

Department No. of beds No. of units

General Medicine 120 Four

T.B. & Chest diseases 30 One

Dermatology, Venerology & Leprosy 30 One

Psychiatry 30 One

Total (Medicine & allied specialities) 180

Paediatrics 60 Two

General Surgery 120 Four

Orthopaedics 60 Two

Ophthalmology 30 One

Otorhinolaryngology 30 One

Total (Surgery and allied specialities) 300

Obstetrics

Gynaecology

36

24

Two

Grand Total 540

Over and above, it also runs 12 semi special/special rooms.

Semi special/special rooms: 12

Average Daily OPD: 1500

Indoor occupancy rate: 80%

Casualty: 20 beds (Fully Equipped)

Operation Theatre: 10 in Number

Diagnosis Facilities:

Basic diagnostic facilities: Pathology, Microbiology & Biochemical

investigation facilities, basic radiodiagnostic facilities

Advanced techniques: CAT scan, MRI, Digital X-ray, Cardiac Doppler,

TMT, Pulse oximeters etc.


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Courses and fees

No Course Seats Available Fees

Total

Seats

Recog-

nized

Seats

Permi-

tted

Seats

G.Q

(In

Lakhs)

M.Q.

(In

Lakhs)

NRI

(In

Lakhs)

1. MBBS

1 MBBS 100 100 - 3.75 11.7 20

2. MD/MS

2.1 Anaesthesiology 1 1 0 15.00 - -

2.2 Anatomy 2 0 2 1.00 - -

2.3 Community Medicine 3 3 0 1.00 1.65 6.00

2.4 Dermatology 1 1 0 15.00 - -

2.5 General Medicine 8 4 4 15.00 18.00 50.00

2.6 General Surgery 6 4 2 15.00 16.00 45.00

2.7 Microbiology 2 2 0 1.00 - -

2.8 Obstetrics &

Gynecology 2 2 0 15.00 18.00 50.00

2.9 Ophthalmology 1 0 1 15.00 - -

2.10 Orthopedics 2 2 0 15.00 18.00 50.00

2.11 Otorhinolaryngology 1 1 0 10.00 - -

2.12 Paediatrics 2 2 0 15.00 18.00 -

2.13 Pathology 4 4 0 7.50 8.00 25.00

2.14 Pharmacology 2 2 0 1.00 1.00 -

2.15 Psychiatry 2 2 0 10.00 - -

2.16 Radiodiagnosis 6 3 3 20.00 30.00 66.00

2.17 Respiratory Medicine 1 1 0 10.00 - -


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No Course Seats Available Fees

Total

Seats

Recog-

nized

Seats

Permi-

tted

Seats

G.Q

(In

Lakhs)

M.Q.

(In

Lakhs)

NRI

(In

Lakhs)

3. DIPLOMA

3.1 Anesthesiology (DA) 2 2 0 7.50 - -

3.2 Clinical Pathology

(DCP) 3 3 0 3.98 4.00 5.00

3.3 Dermatology,

Venerology and

Leprosy (DDVL) 1 1 0 7.50 - -

3.4 Obstetrics &

Gynecology (DGO) 2 2 0 7.50 - -

3.5 Ophthalmology (DO) 1 1 0 7.50 - -

3.6 Orthopedics (D.Ortho) 2 2 0 7.50 8.00 -

3.7 Paediatrics (DCH) 1 1 0 7.50 - -

3.8 Radio-diagnosis

(DMRD) 3 3 0 13.00 16.00 45.00


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Student Enrollment in M.B.B.S:

E L I G I B I L I T Y C R I T E R I A F O R A D M I S S I O N I N M B B S C O U R S E

A R E G I V E N O N W E B S I T E

h t t p : / / w w w . m e d a d m g u j a r a t . o r g / u g / h o m e . a s p x a n d

h t t p : / / w w w . c u s m c . o r g

All 100 (75 Government Quota and 25 Management Quota) MBBS seats

will be filled up by centralized single window state common counseling

by the Admission Committee for Professional Under Graduate Medical

Courses (ACPUGMEC) Ahmedabad, Gujarat and it is the final authority

to give the admission.

Merit list shall be prepared on the basis of All India Overall rank of the

candidates who found eligible in NEET of current academic year.

Eligibility Criteria : (for details refer The Gujarat Professional Medical

Educational Courses (Regulation of Admission in Undergraduate

Courses) Rules, 2017:

Be a Citizen of India

Have completed 17 years of age on the 31 st December of

2017.

Have passed the 10th and 12th qualifying examination with “B-

group” or “AB-group”.

Have Qualify in NEET conducted in year of 2017.

Minimum qualifying standards:

Exam General

Category

Gen-PH

Category

Reserved (SC,ST,

SEBC Including

Physically Disabled

Category)

HSC or Equivalent

examination passed with

Physics, Chemistry and

Biology theory and

Practical

50% 45% 40%

NEET qualifying

Percentile of the current

academic year

50 45 40

http://www.medadmgujarat.org/ug/home.aspx

http://www.cusmc.org/


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Student Enrollment in PG Courses:

E L I G I B I L I T Y C R I T E R I A F O R A D M I S S I O N I N P G C O U R S E S

A R E G I V E N O N W E B S I T E

h t t p : / / w w w . p g m e d g u j a r a t . o r g / h o m e . a s p x

a n d w w w . s a u r a s h t r a u n i v e r s i t y . e d u

All 100 % (75% Government Quota, 15% NRI/NRI Sponsored and 10%

Management Quota) MBBS seats will be filled up by centralized single

window state common counseling by the Admission Committee for

Professional Post Graduate Medical Courses (ACPPGMC) Ahmedabad,

Gujarat and it is the final authority to give the admission.

Merit list shall be prepared on the basis of All India Overall rank

obtained by the candidates in NEET-PG conducted for the current

year.

Eligibility Criteria : (for details refer The Gujarat Professional Post-

Graduate Medical Educational Courses (Regulation of Admission)

Rules, 2017:

Be a Citizen of India

Have completed the recognized MBBS course and completed

compulsory internship on or before 31 st March of year 2017.

Have Qualify in NEET-PG conducted in year of 2017.

http://www.pgmedgujarat.org/home.aspx

http://www.saurashtrauniversity.edu/


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Infrastructure

The college houses all pre & para clinical

departments with all infrastructural facilities including

central library with air-conditioned reading hall,

blood bank, meu centre, 4 lecture halls (3 of 120

each and 1 of 250 capacity), auditorium to seat 750

(all with audio-visual facilities) and examination hall

to seat 300 etc.

Advance teaching facility

Infrastructure and technology is augmented to facilitate class room

teaching-learning process. Classrooms are equipped with laptops, LCD

projectors, pointers and audio system to facilitate learning.

Audio-visual system is used for teaching.

Reading facility

The college has a huge air-conditioned central

library with more than 15000 books and

subscribes to more than 120 National &

International journals/publications.

The library hall is open 24 hours and is provided

with high-speed broadband Internet facility.

The central library provides various facilities

: Reading room, Reference library, issue of

books, reservation of books, internet surfing,

Newspapers & cuttings, Digital stored

information, OPAC search, Image scanning &

printing and many more ...

All the departments have department library which further facilitates the

above mentioned categories of students.


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E-learning facility

Broad band internet facility is provided in every department and central

library.

E-library is made available to students and faculty to browse various journals

and books.

Council Hall

Where the faculty meet to decide and devise the academic plans and

where the VIPs and VVIPs are welcomed and briefed about the Institution,

with state of art facilities like cord less projection and audio system, computer

facilities etc. This hall has witnessed frequent GUEST LECTURES and ACADEMIC

MEETS and TRAINING SESSIONS.

Regular meetings of COLLEGE COUNCIL, ETHICS COMMITTEE, P.G.

COMMITTEE, MEDICAL EDUCATION UNIT, PHARMACO-VIGILANCE COMMITTEE,

PHARMACY COMMITTEE, INFECTION CONTROL COMMITTEE ETC are held here.

Auditorium

A modern auditorium which can house more than

750 people equipped with all modern amenities like

ultra-modern, high fidelity sound system, lcd

projection, video projection , spacious stage &

green rooms etc.

Accommodation

The institute provides separate boys, girls, interns and resident hostels. Round

the clock mess services are available for the students and staff.

There are separate quarters to accommodate the staff of the college and

hospital. The campus also houses an animal house, mortuary, work-shop and

an incinerator. Outdoor and indoor games facilities are also available in the

campus.

Canteen & Mess

Every hostel has a mess of its own providing high quality, nutritionally rich food

of the inmates. The common student & staff canteen provides various snacks,

lunch and dinner. The patients’ food is also prepared by the canteen under

the supervision of a dietician.


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Student nurture

Institution is arranging sessions on the development

of Personality and communication skills

periodically by outsourcing the faculty. In

previous years we had organize and support the

camps of “Art of Living” group.

Women cell and anti-ragging committee looks

into the matters of conduct and discipline

Sports, cultural and literature committee

organize annual programs (like Utsav, Garba).

Main purpose of all these initiative is to make the

students socially compatible and mentally strong.

Mentors shall be appointed to attend to attitudinal

issues, language problem and adaptation

problems.

Wardens/ Student grievance cell/ Anti-ragging

committee attend to the adaptation problems.

Counsellor will be appointed to counsel and

guide the students.

Play ground

Facilities for outdoor games like Basket ball,

Volley ball, Football, Cricket, etc. and indoor

games like Badminton, Table tennis, Chess etc

also available in the campus.

Intra class and inter class competitions are

held frequently to encourage the students in

extra-curricular activities.

The students also participate in various inter-college

competitions and have won many laurels.


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The best faculties

The institute has well qualified human resource

to meet the requirements of the curriculum.

The senior faculties form the pool of knowledge

and experience which provide momentum to

the young and energetic faculties of the

institute.

Appointment of faculty is made for the

required post as per the criteria of MCI.

Faculty is trained through Medical Education

Technology programme for computer-aided

teaching/learning methods.

Computers and internet facilities are available

in departments.

The technical, administrative and paramedical

staff is also recruited to meet the academic

requirements during practical, setup multimedia

before lecture etc.

Promotion of Research works.....

Students are encouraged to take up research

projects and present/publish them in the scientific

conferences/journals.

Academic Committee meeting is held regularly

to reforms and revision of curriculum, changes in

teaching methodology, examination

performance and feedback evaluation. Various

proposals of research project, research publication and dissertation are

reviewed by institutional scientific review committee and ethical committee

regularly.


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Discipline

Ragging

Ragging is not acceptable behaviour on the campuses of the C. U. Shah

Medical College. It is illegal according to the Law of the land to commit,

participate in, abet or propagate “ragging”. The institution has form anti-

ragging committee which deals firmly and strictly with all instances of

ragging. If any incident/s of ragging comes to the notice of the committee,

the concerned student/s will be given liberty to explain. If the explanation is

not satisfactory, the authorities will take strict action against the student.

Possession of Illicit Drugs, Alcohol and Smoking

Smoking is not permitted in public areas and on the

campuses of the college. Students should not consume

or serve alcohol on any occasion within the campuses

of college. Forcing a fellow student to consume alcohol

would be grounds for severe disciplinary action.

Possession or use of banned drugs will result in expulsion

from the college.


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COMMITTEES COLLEGE COUNCIL:

Dr. Dimple Mehta Dean Chairman

Dr. N.P.Gopinath Chief Administrator Co-Chairman

Dr. Roopam Gupta Additional Medical

Superintendent

Member

Dr. Gaurang Algotar Associate Professor, Forensic

Medicine

Member Secretary

Heads of Departments All departments Member

ACADEMIC COMMITTEE:


Dr. N.P.Gopinath Chief Administrator Vice Chairman

Dr. Sanjay Mehta Professor & Head, Microbiology Member Secretary

Dr. R. D. Jani Professor & Head, Physiology Member

Dr. Kunjan Kikani Professor Microbiology Member

Dr. Mohan Bansal Asso. Professor, ENT Member

Dr. M. V. Mehta Professor, Surgery Member

ACADEMIC COORDINATORS:

Dr. Sanjay Mehta Professor & Head, Microbiology Overall Academic

Incharge

Dr. Payal Panda Professor & Head, Anatomy 1st year Coordinator

Dr. Sunita Chhaiya Professor & Head, Pharmacology 2nd year Coordinator

Dr. Girija Kartha Professor & Head, Community

Medicine

3rd year:Part-1,

Coordinator Dr. M. I. Mamdani Professor, General Surgery 3rd year: Part-2,

Coordinator


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EXAMINATION COMMITTEE:


Dr. N. P. Gopinath Chief Administrator Vice Chairman

Dr. Sanjay Mehta Professor & Head, Microbiology Member Secretary

Dr. Sunil Oza Associate Professor, Anatomy Member

Mr. Chaitanya

Chinawale

Assistant Professor, Physiology Member

Dr. Viral Chauhan Assistant Professor, Forensic

Medicine

Member

RESEARCH CORE COMMITTEE:

Dr. K. K. Swami Member Secretary: Scientific

Review Committee (SRC)

Coordinator

Dr. Seema Rawat Member Secretary: Institutional

Ethics Committee (IEC)

Member Secretary

Dr. Payal Panda Member Secretary: Thesis &

Publication Sub-committee

Member

Dr. Prasant Gohil Member Secretary: Research

Promotion Subcommittee(RPC)

Member

Dr. Sunita Chhaiya Member Secretary: Institutional

Animal Ethics Committee (IEC-AR)

Member


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GYMKHANA COMMITTEE

Patron : Dr. J.G. Sanghvi

Chairman : Dr. Dimple Mehta (Dean)

Co Chairman : Dr.N.P.Gopinath

Professor Incharge: Dr. Girija Kartha

Member Secretary: Dr. Kishor Sochaliya

Sports committee: Dr.Sanjay Mehta Professor & Head, Microbiology Chairman

Dr.Chaitanya Chinawale Asst. Professor, Physiology Co Chairman

Dr.Milav Bhavsar Asst. Professor, Biochemistry Member

Dr.Viral Chauhan Asst. Professor, Forensic Medicine Member

Dr. Pratik Jasani Asst. Professor, P&SM Member

Cultural committee:

Dr.Sunil Oza Asso.Professor, Anatomy Chairman

Dr. Meghna Vyas Professor, Anesthesia Co chairman

Mr.Chandrika Makwana Asst.Professor, Pathology Member

Dr.Tejas Acharya Asst.Professor, Pharmacology Member

Dr. Nishant Bhimani Asst.Professor, P&SM Member

Literature committee:

Dr. Kunjan Kikani Professor ,Microbiology Chairman

Dr.Payal Panda Professor & Head , Anatomy Co Chairman

Dr. Madhav Trivedi Asst. Prof, Pharmacology Member

Dr. Kalpesh Kubavat Asso. Professor, Pathology Member

Dr. Mohan Bansal Asso. Professor, ENT Member

Arts Committee:

Dr.Sunita Chhaiya Professor & Head, Pharmacology Chairman

Dr.J.S.Shekhawat Asst. Prof, Anatomy Co Chairman

Dr.Sweta Prajapati Asso.Prof., Microbiology Member

Dr.Gaurang Algotar Asso. Prof. Forensic Medicine Member

Dr. Pushti Vachhani Asst.Prof. P&SM Member


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DISCIPLINARY/GRIEVANCE REDRESSAL COMMITTEE

Dr. N.P.Gopinath Chief Administrator Chairman

Dr. Roopam Gupta Addi. Medical Superintendent Member Secretary

Dr .Sanjay Mehta Professor & Head, Microbiology Member

Dr .Payal Panda Professor Anatomy Member

Dr. Gaurang Algotar Asso. Professor, Forensic

Medicine

Member

Mr. Chaitanya Chinawale Asst. Professor Physiology Member

WOMEN CELL

Dr. Girija Kartha Professor & Head , PSM Chairman

Dr. Payal Panda Professor & Head , Anatomy Member Secretary

Dr. Reena Gadhvi Professor & Head, Anaesthesia Member

Dr. Aruna Gupta Associate Professor,

Ophthalmology

Member

Dr. Sweta Oza Associate Professor,

Microbiology

Member

Dr. Seema Rawat Asso. Professor, Physiology Member


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ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE


Dr. N. P. Gopinath Chief Administrator Vice Chairman

Dr. Roopam Gupta Addi. Medical Superintendent Member

Dr. Kamlesh Patel Prof. & Head, Psychiatry Member

Dr. Payal Panda Prof. & Head, Anatomy Member

Mr. Chaitanya Chinawale Asst. Prof., Physiology Member Secretary

Mr. R. L. Bablani Adm. Officer (Hosp.) Member

Mr. Sunil Bhatt Legal Officer Member

Mr. Dayalal Patel HC, Police, Surendranagar Member

Mr. Prakash Raval Press Reporter Member

Dr. Jayshree Desai Youth Activist Member

Dr. Narendra Verma Student’s Parent Member

Dr. Kamlesh Parikh Student’s Parent Member

Dr. Mayank Joshi Student’s Parent Member

Mr. Zeel Patel Student ‘N’ Batch Member

Ms. Gazala Ghanchi Student ‘N’ Batch Member

Mr. Shubham Panchasara Student ‘R’ Batch Member

Ms. Vasa Kairvi Student ‘R’ Batch Member


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Academic calendar: I MBBS

SEMESTER 1

(Term starts by SEPTEMBER) Days 9-10 10-11 11-12 12-01 02-03 03-04 04-05

Monday

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

BIOCHEM

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYS/BIO

Lect.Demo

PHYS/BIO

Practical

PHYS/BIO

Practical

Tuesday

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

Wednesday

P & SM

Lecture

BIOCHEM

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYS/BIO

Lect.Demo

PHYS/BIO

Practical

PHYS/BIO

Practical

Thursday

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Lecture

PSM field

visit-

PSM field

visit

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

Friday

BIOCHEM

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

BIOCHEM

Lecture

PHYS/BIO

Lect.Demo

PHYS/BIO

Practical

PHYS/BIO

Practical

Saturday

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

SEMESTER – 1 : PHYSIOLOGY: 260 Hrs, ANATOMY: 320 Hrs, BIOCHEMISTRY: 140 Hrs

PSM : 3 Hrs/wk = 60 Hrs

SEMESTER 2

(Term starts by MARCH)

SEMESTER – 2 : PHYSIOLOGY: 260 Hrs, ANATOMY: 420 Hrs, BIOCHEMISTRY:

120 Hrs

Days 9-10 10-11 11-12 12-01 02-03 03-04 04-05

Monday

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

Tuesday

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

BIOCHEM

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYS/BIO

Lect.Demo

PHYS/BIO

Practical

PHYS/BIO

Practical

Wednesday

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

Thursday

PHYSIOL

Lecture

BIOCHEM

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYS/BIO

Lect.Demo

PHYS/BIO

Practical

PHYS/BIO

Practical

Friday

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Lecture

ANATOMY

Practical

ANATOMY

Practical

01-02

Saturday

BIOCHEM

Lecture

PHYSIOL

Lecture

PHYS/BIO

Lect.Demo

PHYS/BIO

Practical

PHYS/BIO

Practical


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Academic calendar: II MBBS

SEMESTER 3

(Term starts by September for MAJOR & March for MINOR batches) Days 9-12 12-01 02-03 03-04 04-05

Monday

CLINICAL

POSTINGS

PHARMACOLOGY

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Tuesday

FORENSIC

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Wednesday

PATHOLOGY

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Thursday

P & SM

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Friday

PHARMACOLOGY

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Saturday

FORENSIC

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY: 5 Hrs/WK = 100 Hrs,PATHOLOGY:7Hrs/WK=140Hrs

MICROBIOLOGY : 6 Hrs/WK= 120Hrs,FORENSIC:2Hrs/WK=40Hrs

P&SM:1Hr/wk=20hrs + 72 hrs clinical posting

SEMESTER 4

(Term starts by March for MAJOR & September for MINOR batches) Days 9-12 12-01 02-03 03-04 04-05

Monday

CLINICAL

POSTINGS

OBST & GYN

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Tuesday

MICROBIOLOGY

Lecture

P & SM

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Wednesday

SURGERY

Lecture

FORENSIC

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Thursday

MEDICINE

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Friday

P & SM

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Saturday

PEDIATRICS

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY: 5 Hrs/WK = 100 Hrs,PATHOLOGY:5Hrs/WK=100 Hrs

MICROBIOLOGY : 4 Hrs/WK= 80Hrs, FORENSIC:1 Hrs/WK= 20Hrs

P&SM:2 Hrs/wk=40hrs + 72 hrs clinical posting

OBG: 1 /WK=20 Hrs, MEDICINE: 1/WK = 20 Hrs, SURGERY: 1/WK=20 Hrs,

PEDIATRICS: 1/WK=20 Hrs


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SEMESTER 5


Monday

CLINICAL

POSTINGS

PATHOLOGY

Lecture

PEDIATRICS

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Tuesday

PHARMACOLOGY

Lecture

FORENSIC

Lecture

FORENSIC

PRACTICALS

Wednesday

MICROBIOLOGY

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

Lecture

PATHOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Thursday

PHARMACOLOGY

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

Lecture

MICROBIOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Friday

SURGERY

Lecture

MEDICINE

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Saturday

OBST & GYNAE

Lecture

PHARMACOLOGY: 6 Hrs/WK = 120 Hrs,PATHOLOGY:4Hrs/WK=80 Hrs

MICROBIOLOGY : 4 Hrs/WK= 80Hrs, FORENSIC:3 Hrs/WK=60Hrs

OBG: 1 /WK=20 Hrs, MEDICINE: 1/WK = 20 Hrs, SURGERY: 1/WK=20 Hrs,

TOTAL: PHARMACOLOGY: 320 Hrs,

PATHOLOGY: 320 Hrs,

MICROBIOLOGY: 280 Hrs

FORENSIC MEDICINE: 120 Hrs


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Academic calendar: III MBBS- Part-1

SEMESTER 6


Monday

CLINICAL

POSTINGS

E N T

Lecture

MEDICINE

Lecture

OBG

PRACTICALS

Tuesday

OPHTHALMOLOGY

Lecture

MEDICINE

Lecture

PEDIATRICS

PRACTICALS

Wednesday

OBG

Lecture

P & SM

Lecture

P & SM

PRACTICALS

Thursday

SURGERY

Lecture

SURGERY

Lecture

SURGERY

PRACTICALS

Friday

E N T

Lecture

OPHTHALMOLOGY

Lecture

MEDICINE

PRACTICALS

Saturday

SURGERY

Lecture

ENT: 2 Hrs/WK = 40 Hrs, OPHTHALMOLOGY: 2 Hrs/WK = 40 Hrs

P & SM: 3 Hrs/WK = 60 Hrs + 72 Hrs Clinical Posting

MEDICINE: 4 Hr/WK=80 Hrs, SURGERY: 5 Hr/WK=100 Hrs, OBG: 3 Hr/WK=60

Hrs

SEMESTER 7


Monday

CLINICAL

POSTINGS

PEDIATRICS

Lecture

SURGERY

Lecture

SURGERY

PRACTICALS

Tuesday

PEDIATRICS

Lecture

OBG

Lecture

OBG

PRACTICALS

Wednesday

OPHTHALMOLOGY

Lecture

E N T

Lecture

ENT

PRACTICALS

Thursday

OPHTHALMOLOGY

Lecture

P & SM

Lecture

MEDICINE

PRACTICALS

Friday

ORTHOPEDICS

Lecture

E N T

Lecture

OPHTHALMOLOGY

PRACTICALS

Saturday

MEDICINE

Lecture

ENT: 4 Hrs/WK = 80 Hrs, OPHTHALMOLOGY: 4 Hrs/WK = 80 Hrs

P & SM: 1 Hr/WK = 20 Hrs

TOTAL P & SM = 60+204+162 = 366 Hrs

TOTAL E.N.T: 120 Hrs, TOTAL OPHTHALMOLOGY: 120 Hrs

MEDICINE: 3Hr/WK=60 Hrs, SURGERY: 3 Hrs/WK=60 Hrs, OBG: 3 Hrs/WK=60

Hrs


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Academic calendar: III MBBS- Part-2

SEMESTER 8


Monday

CLINICAL

POSTINGS

ORTHOPEDICS

Lecture

OBG

Lecture

MEDICINE

PRACTICALS

Tuesday

OBG

Lecture

SURGERY

Lecture

ORTHOPEDICS

PRACTICALS

Wednesday

MEDICINE

Lecture

SURGERY

Lecture

SURGERY

PRACTICALS

Thursday

ORTHOPEDICS

Lecture

MEDICINE

Lecture

OBG

PRACTICALS

Friday

RADIOLOGY

Lecture

SURGERY

Lecture

PEDIATRICS

PRACTICALS

Saturday

SKIN-VD

Lecture

MEDICINE: 4 Hrs/WK = 80 Hrs,SURGERY:5 Hrs/WK=100Hrs

OBG : 4 Hrs/WK= 80Hrs,ORTHOPEDICS:2 Hr/WK=40Hrs

RADIOLOGY:1 Hr/wk=20hrs, SKIN-VD: 1 Hr/WK= 20 Hrs,

SEMESTER 9


Monday

CLINICAL

POSTINGS

MEDICINE

Lecture

SURGERY

Lecture

ORTHOPEDICS

PRACTICALS

Tuesday

MEDICINE

Lecture

TB CHEST

Lecture

MEDICINE

PRACTICALS

Wednesday

PSYCHIATRY

Lecture

PEDIATRICS

Lecture

MEDICINE

PRACTICALS

Thursday

SKIN VD/ DENTISTRY

Lecture

(alternate wks)

ORTHOPEDICS

Lecture

OBG

PRACTICALS

Friday

OBG

Lecture

OBG

Lecture

SURGERY

PRACTICALS

Saturday

ANAESTHESIA

Lecture

MEDICINE: 5 Hrs/WK = 100 Hrs, SURGERY: 3 Hrs/WK= 60 Hrs,

OBG: 4 Hrs/WK = 80 Hrs

PEDIATRICS: 1 Hr/WK=20 Hrs, PSYCHIATRY: 1 Hr/WK=20 Hrs,

TB CHEST: 1 Hr/WK=20 Hrs

SKIN-VD: 10 Hrs, DENTISTRY: 10 Hrs


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Academic calendar: Major batch

Clinical Posting (MAJOR BATCHES WILL START POSTINGS IN SEPTEMBER)

Two weeks in September - Clinical posting - basic methods in each

subject for whole class

Date

from Date to

Period

Weeks GROUP A GROUP B GROUP C GROUP D REMARKS

ROTATION – 1 Staring of 3 semester

1st Sep 28th Sep 4 MEDICINE SURGERY OBG P&SM

29th Sep 26th Oct 4 SURGERY OBG P&SM MEDICINE

27th Oct 4th Dec 4 OBG P&SM MEDICINE SURGERY 10 days Diwali

vacation 5th Dec 1st Jan 4 P&SM MEDICINE SURGERY OBG

ROTATION – 2

2nd Jan 5th Feb 4 PEDIA MEDICINE SURGERY P&SM 7 days- Internal

exams

6th Feb 5th Mar 4 MEDICINE SURGERY P&SM PEDIA (4th Semester)

6th Mar 2th Apr 4 SURGERY P&SM PEDIA MEDICINE

3rd Apr 30th Apr 4 P&SM PEDIA MEDICINE SURGERY

ROTATION – 3

1st May 14th

May 2 TB CHEST SKIN VD OPHTH PEDIA

15thMay 28th

May 2 SKIN VD OPHTH PEDIA TB CHEST

29thMay 21st Jun 2 OPHTH PEDIA TB CHEST SKIN VD 10 days summer

vacation

22ndJun 12th Jul 2 PEDIA TB CHEST SKIN VD OPHTH 7 days- Internal

exams

ROTATION – 4

13thJul 26thJul 2 DENTISTRY CASUALTY RADIOL PSYCH

27th Jul 9thAug 2 CASUALTY RADIOL PSYCH DENTISTRY

10th Aug 23rd

Aug 2 RADIOL PSYCH DENTISTRY CASUALTY

24thAug 6th Sep 2 PSYCH DENTISTRY CASUALTY RADIOL (5th

Semester)


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ROTATION – 5

7th Sep 4th Oct 4 MEDICINE SKIN VD OBG SURGERY

5th Oct 11thNov 4 SKIN VD OBG SURGERY MEDICINE 10 days Diwali

vacation

12th Nov 9th Dec 4 OBG SURGERY MEDICINE SKIN VD

10thDec 3rd Feb 4 SURGERY MEDICINE SKIN VD OBG 7 days prelims

3 weeks

University exams

ROTATION – 6

4thFeb 3rd Mar 4 SURGERY P & SM OPHTHAL E N T 6th

Semester

4thMar 31stMar 4 P & SM OPHTHAL E N T SURGERY

1stApr 28th Apr 4 OPHTHAL E N T SURGERY P & SM

29thApr 5th Jun 4 E N T SURGERY P & SM OPHTHAL 10 days

summer

vacation

ROTATION – 7

6th Jun 3rd Jul 4 E N T ORTHO OBG OPHTH

4th Jul 31stJul 4 ORTHO OBG OPHTH E N T

1stAug 12thSep 4 OBG OPHTH E N T ORTHO 15 days-

Internal exams

13thSep 10thOct 4 OPHTH E N T ORTHO OBG (7th Semester)

ROTATION – 8

11thOct 17thNov 4 MEDICINE SURGERY OBG ORTHO 10 days Diwali

vacation

18thNov 22ndDec 4 SURGERY OBG ORTHO MEDICINE 7 days

prelims

23rdDec 9th Feb 4 OBG ORTHO MEDICINE SURGERY 3 weeks

Uni.exams

10th Feb 8th Mar 4 ORTHO MEDICINE SURGERY OBG (8th

Semester)

ROTATION – 9

9th Mar 5th Apr 4 OBG MEDICINE SURGERY ORTHO

6th Apr 3rd May 4 MEDICINE SURGERY ORTHO OBG

4th May 10th Jun 4 SURGERY ORTHO OBG MEDICINE 10 days summer

vacation 11thJun 8th Jul 4 ORTHO OBG MEDICINE SURGERY


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ROTATION – 10

9thJul 5th Aug 4 PEDIA OBG MEDICINE

6th Aug 12th Sep 4 OBG MEDICINE PEDIA 10 days internal exams

13th Sep 10th Oct 4 MEDICINE PEDIA OBG (9th Semester)

ROTATION – 11 GROUPS 1 & 2 GROUPS 3 & 4

11th Oct 11th Nov 3 SURGERY MEDICINE 10 days Diwali vacation

12th Nov 2nd Dec 3 MEDICINE SURGERY

FOLLOWED BY FINAL UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS IN JAUNAURY-FEBRUARY

WEEKS OF POSTING:

MEDICINE 27 WEEKS SURGERY 27 WEEKS

OBG 24 WEEKS PEDIATRICS 10 WEEKS

ORTHOPEDICS 12 WEEKS P & SM 12 WEEKS

ENT 8 WEEKS OPHTHALMOLOGY 10 WEEKS

TB CHEST 2 WEEKS SKIN VD 6 WEEKS

RADIOLOGY 2 WEEKS PSYCHIATRY 2 WEEKS

DENTISTRY 2 WEEKS CASUALTY 2 WEEKS

TOTAL 146 WEEKS

REMEMBER:

Eligibility criteria to appear in University examination is minimum 35% Internal

mark prepared from formative examination and minimum 75% of total

attendance of academic year.


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EXAMINATION SCHEDULES

I MBBS : SEMESTERS 1 & 2:

ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY

FEBRUARY INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

JUNE PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS

JULY- AUGUST UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS

OCTOBER-NOVEMBER SUPPLEMENTARY

II MBBS : SEMESTERS 3, 4 & 5:

PATHOLOGY, PHARMACOLOGY, MICROBIOLOGY, FORENSIC MEDICINE (& P& SM)

JANUARY 1st INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

JULY 2nd INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS (1st INTERNAL OF P & SM)

NOVEMBER- DECEMBER PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS

JANUARY-FEBRUARY UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS

III MBBS -1: SEMESTERS 6 & 7

P & SM, E.N.T. & OPHTHALMOLOGY (MEDICINE, OBG & SURGERY)

JULY 1st INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS IN MEDICINE, OBG & SURGERY

SEPTEMBER INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS IN P&SM, ENT & OPHTHALMOLOGY

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS


III MBBS-2 : SEMESTERS 8 & 9

MEDICINE, SURGERY, OBG & PEDIATRICS

AUGUST 2nd INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS

NOVEMBER-DECEMBER PRELIMINARY EXAMINATIONS


INTERNSHIP WILL START IN LAST WEEK OF MARCH


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Holidays in Year 2017

Date Day Holiday

14-01-17 Saturday Makar Sankranti

26-01-17 Thursday Republic Day

24-02-17 Friday Maha Shivratri

13-03-17 Monday Holi

28-03-17 Tuesday Chetichand

04-04-17 Tuesday Shri Ram Navmi

14-04-17 Friday Baba Ambedkar Birthday & Good Friday

28-04-17 Friday Parshuram Jayanti

26-05-17 Friday Ramjan Id

07-08-17 Monday Rakshabandhan

15-08-17 Tuesday Independence Day & Janamashtami

17-08-17 Thursday Parsi New Year

25-08-17 Friday Samvatsari

02-09-17 Saturday Bakri Id

30-09-17 Saturday Dussera

02-10-17 Monday Mahatma Gandhi Birthday

19-10-17 Thursday Diwali

20-10-17 Friday New Year

21-10-17 Saturday Bhai bij

31-10-17 Tuesday Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Birthday

04-11-17 Saturday Gurunanak Birthday

02-12-17 Saturday Id-e-Miladunnabi

25-12-17 Monday Christmas

Proposed vacations Days Tentative dates

Summer Vacation 15 08/05/2017 to 22/05/2017

Diwali Vacation 15 17/10/2017 to 31/10/2017


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