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Update on Medical Education


82% rise in medical colleges from 387 before 2014 to 704 in 2023

Increase of 110% in MBBS seats from 51,348 before 2014 to 1,07,948 today

117% increase in PG seats from 31,185 before 2014 to 67,802 now

Posted On: 11 AUG 2023 2:15PM by PIB Delhi

Details of the number of Medical Graduates who has passed out from all India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) across the nation during the last 5 years and current years are as under:

 

S No.

AIIMS

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

2023

1

Delhi

66

73

74

75

103

-

2

Bhopal

100

99

98

99

71

24

3

Bhubaneswar

100

99

97

98

83

-

4

Jodhpur

73

104

99

99

91

25

5

Patna

98

66

98

100

95

97

6

Raipur

100

87

98

98

86

-

7

Rishikesh

-

116

11

195

81

22

 

The Government has increased number of medical colleges and subsequently increased MBBS seats. There is an increase of 82% in medical colleges from 387 before 2014 to 704 as of now. Further, there is an increase of 110% in MBBS seats from 51,348 before 2014 to 1,07,948 as of now, there is also an increase of 117% in PG seats from 31,185 before 2014 to 67,802 as of now. The State-wise details of MBBS and PG seats available in the country in 2017-18, 2022-23 and in 2023-24 as of now are at Annexure-I & II.

The Ministry of Health & Family Welfare administers a Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) for ‘Establishment of new medical colleges attached with existing district/referral hospitals’ with preference to underserved areas and aspirational districts, where there is no existing Government or private medical college with fund sharing between the Centre and State Governments in the ratio of 90:10 for North Eastern and Special Category States and 60:40 for others. Under the Scheme, a total of 157 Government medical colleges have been approved in three phases. During the last five years, 101 medical colleges have been approved under the Scheme. The details are at Annexure-III.

In order to make medical education affordable in the country, the National Medical Commission (NMC) Act, 2019 provides for framing of guidelines for determination of fees and all other charges in respect of fifty percent (50%) of seats in private medical institutions and deemed to be universities which are governed under provisions of the Act. Accordingly, NMC has framed the guidelines and the same were issued on 03.02.2022.

The Government has taken various measures/steps to augment the medical education facilities and doctors and to improve the medical standards in the country include: -

  • Centrally Sponsored Scheme (CSS) for establishment of new medical colleges by upgrading district/ referral hospital under which 157 new medical colleges have been approved, out of which 107 are already functional.

  • CSS for strengthening/ upgradation of existing State Government/ Central Government medical colleges to increase the number of MBBS (UG) and PG seats.

  • Under “Upgradation of Government medical colleges by construction of Super Specialty Blocks” of PMSSY scheme, a total of 75 projects have been approved, of which 62 projects are complete.

  • Under the Central Sector Scheme for setting up of new AIIMS, 22 AIIMS have been approved. Undergraduate courses have started in 19 of these.

  • Relaxation in the norms for setting up of medical college in terms of requirement for faculty, staff, bed strength and other infrastructure.

  • DNB qualification has been recognized for appointment as teaching faculty to take care of shortage of faculty.

  • Enhancement of age limit for appointment/ extension/ re-employment against posts of teachers/dean/principal/ director in medical colleges up to 70 years.

  • The Central Government enacted the National Commission for Allied and Healthcare Professionals (NCAHP) Act, 2021 on 28th March, 2021 for regulating the education and services of the allied and healthcare professionals; assessment and rating of all allied and healthcare institutions to ensure uniform standards and quality assurances; maintenance of live National and State Registers for registration of all allied and healthcare professionals.

    The Union Minister of State for Health and Family Welfare, Dr Bharati Pravin Pawar stated this in a written reply in the Lok Sabha today.

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    Annexure-I

    The State-wise detail of medical colleges along with MBBS seats available in the country in 2017-18, 2022-23 and 2023-24 as of now

     

     

    S. No.

     

    Name of the State/UT

    2017-18

    2022-23

    2023-24

    Number of colleges

    Number of seats

    Number of colleges

    Number of seats

    Number of colleges

    Number of seats

    1

    Andaman & Nicobar Islands

    1

    100

    1

    100

    1

    114

    2

    Andhra Pradesh

    31

    4750

    32

    5485

    37

    6435

    3

    Arunachal Pradesh

    0

    0

    1

    50

    1

    50

    4

    Assam

    6

    726

    10

    1250

    13

    1550

    5

    Bihar

    14

    1450

    20

    2415

    21

    2665

    6

    Chandigarh

    1

    100

    1

    150

    1

    150

    7

    Chhattisgarh

    10

    1200

    14

    1765

    14

    2005

    8

    Dadra & Nagar Haveli

    0

    0

    1

    150

    1

    177

    9

    Delhi

    9

    1173

    10

    1497

    10

    1497

    10

    Goa

    1

    150

    1

    180

    1

    180

    11

    Gujarat

    24

    3830

    36

    6200

    39

    6900

    12

    Haryana

    11

    1450

    13

    1760

    15

    2185

    13

    Himachal Pradesh

    6

    650

    8

    920

    8

    920

    14

    Jammu & Kashmir

    4

    500

    10

    1147

    12

    1347

    15

    Jharkhand

    3

    350

    9

    930

    9

    980

    16

    Karnataka

    57

    8845

    67

    10745

    70

    11695

    17

    Kerala

    34

    4150

    32

    4355

    33

    4655

    18

    Madhya Pradesh

    19

    2700

    25

    4080

    27

    4650

    19

    Maharashtra

    50

    7270

    63

    9995

    67

    10745

    20

    Manipur

    2

    200

    4

    475

    4

    525

    21

    Meghalaya

    1

    50

    1

    50

    1

    50

    22

    Mizoram

    0

    0

    1

    100

    1

    100

    23

    Nagaland

    0

    0

    0

    0

    1

    100

    24

    Orissa

    10

    1450

    15

    2325

    17

    2525

    25

    Puducherry

    9

    1350

    9

    1630

    9

    1830

    26

    Punjab

    10

    1275

    12

    1750

    12

    1800

    27

    Rajasthan

    17

    2750

    30

    4405

    35

    5575

    28

    Sikkim

    1

    100

    1

    150

    1

    150

    29

    Tamil Nadu

    49

    6850

    71

    10825

    74

    11600

    30

    Telangana

    25

    3650

    41

    6040

    56

    8540

    31

    Tripura

    2

    200

    2

    225

    2

    225

    32

    Uttar Pradesh

    47

    6349

    67

    9053

    68

    9705

    33

    Uttarakhand

    7

    900

    8

    1150

    8

    1150

    34

    West Bengal

    18

    2700

    32

    4725

    35

    5175

     

    Annexure-II

     

    The State-wise detail of medical colleges along with PG Medical seats available in the country in 2017-18, 2022-23 and 2023-24 as of now

    Sl. No.

    State/UT

    2017-18

     2022-23

    2023-24

    1

    Andhra Pradesh

    1782

    2807

    3525

    2

    Assam

    518

    738

    738

    3

    Bihar

    600

    1139

    1212

    4

    Chandigarh

    546

    565

    584

    5

    Chhattisgarh

    119

    558

    579

    6

    Delhi

    2527

    2868

    2950

    7

    Goa

    107

    131

    135

    8

    Gujarat

    1962

    2432

    2875

    9

    Haryana

    468

    729

    886

    10

    Himachal Pradesh

    223

    342

    356

    11

    Jammu & Kashmir

    434

    608

    656

    12

    Jharkhand

    215

    263

    270

    13

    Karnataka

    3956

    5984

    6402

    14

    Kerala

    1417

    1850

    1917

    15

    Madhya Pradesh

    845

    1913

    2352

    16

    Maharashtra

    3820

    5677

    6043

    17

    Manipur

    201

    241

    255

    18

    Meghalaya

    22

    35

    37

    19

    Odisha

    646

    1168

    1234

    20

    Pondicherry

    618

    927

    1017

    21

    Punjab

    702

    754

    788

    22

    Rajasthan

    1398

    2873

    1867

    23

    Sikkim

    22

    34

    34

    24

    Tamil Nadu

    2960

    4830

    5082

    25

    Telangana

    1622

    2652

    2976

    26

    Tripura

    30

    85

    91

    27

    Uttar Pradesh

    2002

    3772

    4169

    28

    Uttarakhand

    212

    1811

    1827

    29

    West Bengal

    1441

    2004

    2080

     

    Annexure-III

    Details of 101 Medical Colleges approved under Centrally Sponsored Scheme for ‘Establishment of new Medical Colleges attached with existing District/Referral Hospitals’

     

    State/UT

    Sl. No.

    Districts

    Phase

    Approval Date

    Approved Cost

    Central Share 60%

    (90% for NE)

    Total Central Share Released

    Andhra Pradesh

    1

    Machilipatnam

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    100

    2

    Piduguralla

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    100

    3

    Paderu

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    103.04

    Assam

     

    4

    Kokrajhar

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    292.5

    242.5

    Bihar

    5

    Samastipur

    P-I

    31.01.2019

    189

    113.40

    113.4

    6

    Sitamarhi

    P-II

    25.09.2019

    250

    150

    150

    7

    Jhanjharpur

    P-II

    25.09.2019

    250

    150

    150

    8

    Siwan

    P-II

    21.09.2020

    250

    150

    150

    9

    Buxar

    P-II

    25.09.2019

    250

    150

    150

    10

    Jamui

    P-II

    25.09.2019

    250

    150

    150

    Chhattisgarh

     

    11

    Korba

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    90

    12

    Mahasamund

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    90

    13

    Kanker

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    90

    Gujarat

    14

    Narmada

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    136

    15

    Navsari

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    136

    16

    Panchmahal

    P-III

    28.07.2020

    325

    195

    136

    17

    Porbandar

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    136

    18

    Morbi

    P-III

    26.11.2020

    325

    195

    106

    Jharkhand

     

    19

    Koderma

    P-II

    12.09.2018

    250

    150

    150

    20

    Chaibasa

    P-II

    15.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    Jammu & Kashmir

    21

    Udhampur

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    292.5

    150

    22

    Handwara (Distt. Kupwara)

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    292.5

    173

    Karnataka

    23

    Chikkamagaluru

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    24

    Haveri

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    25

    Yadgiri

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    26

    Chikkaballapura

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    195

    Madhya Pradesh

    27

    Satna

    P-II

    15.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    28

    Mandla

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    50

    29

    Rajgarh

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    50

    30

    Neemuch

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    50

    31

    Mandsaur

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    50

    32

    Sheopur

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    50

    33

    Singrauli

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    50

    Ladakh

    34

    Leh

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    292.50

    127

    Maharashtra

     

    35

    Nandurbar

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    150

    Manipur

    36

    Churachandpur

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    292.5

    242.5

    Nagaland

     

    37

    Mon

    P-III

    28.07.2020

    325

    292.50

    242.50

    Odisha

    38

    Jajpur

    P-II

    08.08.2019

    250

    150

    150

    39

    Kalahandi

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    195

    100

    Punjab

    40

    SAS Nagar

    P-I

    04.05.2018

    189.00

    113.40

    113.40

    41

    Kapurthala

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    50

    42

    Hoshiarpur

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    50

    Rajasthan

    43

    Dholpur

    P-II

    15.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    44

    Alwar

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    45

    Chittorgarh

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    46

    Karauli

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    47

    Shri Ganganagar

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    48

    Sirohi

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    49

    Bundi

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    50

    Hanumangarh

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    100

    51

    Dausa

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    100

    52

    Baran

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    100

    53

    Bansawara

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    100

    54

    Jaisalmer

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    55

    Nagaur

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    100

    56

    Sawai Madhopur

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    100

    57

    Tonk

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    100

    58

    Jhunjhunu

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    100

    Sikkim

    59

    Gangtok

    P-II

    25.06.2018

    250

    225

    225

    Tamil Nadu

    60

    Tiruppur

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    61

    Nilgiris

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    62

    Ramanathapuram

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    63

    Namakkal

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    64

    Dindigul

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    65

    Virudhunagar

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    66

    Krishnagiri

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    67

    Tiruvallur

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    68

    Nagapattinam

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    69

    Ariyalur

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    195

    70

    Kallakurichi

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    195

    Uttar Pradesh

     

    71

    Etah

    P-II

    25.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    72

    Hardoi

    P-II

    25.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    73

    Pratapgarh

    P-II

    15.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    74

    Fatehpur

    P-II

    25.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    75

    Siddharthnagar (Domariyaganj)

    P-II

    25.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    76

    Deoria

    P-II

    18.07.2018

    250

    150

    150

    77

    Ghazipur

    P-II

    25.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    78

    Mirzapur

    P-II

    25.06.2018

    250

    150

    150

    79

    Bijnaur

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    322.79

    193.67

    193.67

    80

    Kushinagar

    P-III

    27.09.2019

    325

    195

    195

    81

    Sultanpur

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    324.98

    194.99

    194.99

    82

    Gonda

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    83

    Lalitpur

    P-III

    18.10.2019

    325

    195

    195

    84

    Lakhimpur Kheri

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    324.22

    194.53

    194.53

    85

    Chandauli

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    86

    Bulandshahar

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    87

    Sonbhadra

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    88

    Pilibhit

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    89

    Auraiya

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    90

    Kanpur Dehat

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    323.42

    194.05

    194.05

    91

    Kaushambi

    P-III

    25.11.2019

    325

    195

    195

    92

    Amethi

    P-III

    09.03.2020

    325

    195

    100

    Uttarakhand

    93

    Rudrapur, Distt. U.S. Nagar

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    292.50

    292.50

    94

    Pithoragarh

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    292.50

    292.50

    95

    Haridwar

    P-III

    19.02.2020

    325

    292.50

    292.50

    West Bengal

    96

    Barasat

    P-II

    12.09.2018

    250

    150

    150

    97

    Uluberia

    P-II

    02.09.2020

    250

    150

    150

    98

    Arambagh

    P-II

    04.05.2018

    250

    150

    150

    99

    Jhargram

    P-II

    12.09.2018

    250

    150

    150

    100

    Tamluk

    P-II

    12.09.2018

    250

    150

    150

    101

    Jalpaiguri

    P-III

    13.01.2020

    325

    195

    73.57

     

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