College Description

Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Science, Srikakulam

is a well-known government medical college that was founded in 2008. Dr. Y. S. Rajasekhar Reddy, the late Chief Minister, was also there. The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences was previously known as this. The Institute provides O7 postgraduate courses in collaboration with Drs. NTR University of Health Sciences, which offers 100 MBBS sites yearly and will increase to 150 in 2019.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Admission Eligibility:

Students seeking admission to this college must be 17 years old by December 31st of the admission year. Students with a minimum of 50 percent in science subjects, including biology or biotechnology, as well as physics and chemistry, are eligible (in the case of SC/ST students, 40 percent in board examinations; 45 percent for OBC students). Qualifying for the National Eligibility and Entrance Examination is also required of students (NEET) .

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Documents Required

For UG Candidates

Candidates who have been assigned a seat in this College will be required to report to the admissions office with the necessary papers in order to complete the admissions process.

Admit Card 
Scorecard or Rank Letter
Certificate and grade sheet for class ten (for date of birth)
Certificate and grade sheet for class 12
Proof of identification (Aadhar/PAN Card/Driving License/Passport)
Photocopies of eight passport photos
Caste Certificate Provisional Allotment Letter (if applicable)
Certificate for People with Disabilities (if applicable)

All India Quota Seats & NEET Rank Cutoff

A total of 15 seats for AIQ (15%) are reserved at RIMS Srikakulam Government Medical College under the following categories:

MBBS SYLLABUS:

MBBS Internship:

PG Intake:

The Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS) in Srikakulam provides the following Post Graduate Programmes, which are listed below with their respective intake capacities:

Course design:

Under the direction of highly skilled and experienced instructors, Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences delivers world-class education. The following UG Courses are available in the college.

Admission Eligibility:

If you want to get an MBBS, you must take the National Qualification and Entry Examination (NEET) administered by the National Testing Agency (NTA) after you finish grade 12. All government, private, intermediate, and tertiary universities will be based on NEET schools, and seats will be granted on an advising basis based on merit results/standards, college preferences, and available seats.

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Documents Required

For PG Candidates:

Original Copies of:

MBBS Certificate.
MBBS 3rd Part II mark sheet.
Medical Registration Certificate.
Internship Completion Certificate.
Photo identity proof in the form of Certificate with an attested photo from Head of Institution last studied/Copy of Passport/Aadhar Card/PAN Card/Driving License (Self-attested photocopy after verifying with the original documents).
Copy of: Birth Certificate for proof of age (if the date of birth not given in the HSC mark sheet/ certificate).
NEET Score Card.
Copy of Online Counselling Registration Certificate
Sponsorship Certificate from State Govt. If applicable.
Passport size Photographs 8 copies.

Infrastructure:

This Government Medical College campus has 17,511 square metres in size. The College buildings cover an area of 11,620 square metres. The hostel and residential buildings cover 14,600 square metres. The total area of the hospital buildings, including the OPD block, is 48,800 square metres. There are two examination halls in this college facility, each with a seating capacity of 125 pupils. There are five lecture halls at this medical school.

Lecture Hall:

The institution has four halls, each having a seating capacity of 120 people. One lecture hall with 150 seats and full amenities is placed in the hospital. These are gallery-style built-ins with audio and video capabilities. Students can use the common rooms, which include a toilet.

Library:

The Central Library at the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences is 1650 square metres in size. There are separate reading rooms, a stack room, and it is completely air-conditioned. There are two reading rooms, one inside and one outside, each with space for 75 pupils. There are 7212 books and 82 periodicals in this library, including 72 Indian and 10 international journals. This college's Digital Library offers 25 PCs and all of the necessary amenities. A central photography department with all sorts of equipment and staff is also accessible.

Hostel:

The Hostel and Residential Complex of RIMS Medical College is a 14,600 square metre structure located on the college's campus. Both boys and girls have separate hostel facilities in this compound. The Boys Hostel contains 110 rooms with decent mattresses, running water, and toilets. The new girls hostel offers 110 rooms with the same amenities as the previous one. These hostels provide excellent canteen amenities, including sanitary food and spacious dining areas.

PG & Staff Hostel:

The Hostel and Residential Complex of RIMS Medical College is a 14,600 square metre structure located on the college's campus. Both boys and girls have separate hostel facilities in this compound. The Boys Hostel contains 110 rooms with decent mattresses, running water, and toilets. The new girls hostel offers 110 rooms with the same amenities as the previous one. These hostels provide excellent canteen amenities, including sanitary food and spacious dining areas.

Sports:

Both the boys and girls hostels of Rajiv Gandhi Medical College include a separate leisure area with television, music, and indoor sports. Indoor Games are provided with a wide range of items. Outdoor games such as cricket, basketball, volleyball, shuttlecock, and handball may be played on large playfields that are equipped with the necessary equipment. The gym is also equipped with all of the necessary equipment.

Facilities:

Faculty & Staff:

This college has a strong percentage of well-trained and highly educated staff members who are also well-versed in contemporary technologies. It also has enough non-technical staff to give students an environment conducive to self-learning. An M.N.R. Medical College & Hospital Sangareddy Telangana is in charge of contributing to and maintaining the institution's medical education standards. The following policies, which apply to all professors on campus, are outlined below:

Describe the best available scientific evidence for proper care.
Reduce inconsistencies in value-based procedures.
Provide a more logical and practical approach to the subject being taught.
Increasing the emphasis on ongoing education
To encourage the most effective use of limited resources
To serve as the focal point for quality assurance, including auditing.
To point out flaws in existing material and make recommendations for future study

About Hospital:

The General Government Hospital is the college Teaching Hospital of the Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences. This hospital has 532 beds and is spread on 48,800 square metres, with 13 blocks, including the OPT block. More than 700 outpatients attend on a daily basis, with inpatients occupying 80 percent of the beds. These beds are separated into sections for the several medical departments.

Bed Distribution:

Each department of general medicine and surgery has 120 beds. Pediatrics has 60 beds, Orthopaedics has 64 beds, OB/GYN has 93 beds, and TB and respiratory medicine has 30 beds. This hospital's major clinical laboratory is managed by the Pathology department; however additional sections such as Microbiology, Hematology, and Biochemistry are also accessible. This hospital contains ten operating rooms, eight of which are major and two minor.

Operation Theatres:

The General Surgery, Orthopedics, and Obstetrics and Gynecology departments are each separated into two theatres. Each department has one theatre: ENT, Ophthalmology, Emergency, and Septic. Intensive care units, such as the ICCU with 7 beds, the ICU with 16 beds, the SICU with 8 beds, and the NICU/PICU with 8 beds are all available. These units are fully air-conditioned and equipped with a central oxygen supply, monitor, ventilator, and pulse Oximeters.

Student Support:

Anti- Ragging: - Any disorderly behaviour, whether via words said or written, or by an act, that has the effect of taunting, treating, or dealing a fresher or junior student with rudeness.

Health Care Services: - Medical services range from simple cold, virus, and minor injury treatment at less complete institutions to comprehensive lab tests, X-rays, specialists, and pharmacies at the most comprehensive centers. Counseling services are available in many campus health Programmes.

Counselling Service: - The 'Counselling Service' is for persons who are experiencing emotional or behavioural issues. Or addiction, or certain health concerns such as HIV/AIDS, but the fact is that people of all types seek Counselling, and this does not imply that they are "crazy" or "weak."

Hostel: - Students may arrive two days ahead to the commencement of the academic semester and must exit Residential rooms within two days of the completion of regular exams. Rooms have a bed, a table, a chair, and almirahs. Mess with vegetarian and non-vegetarian food.

Report: - A student must offer a narrative of an event or report facts from a book, article, or other source in a college report. While some research may be required when writing a report, it is mostly a document that asks you to understand rather than obtain the data on which you report.

How to reach us:

The RIMS Medical College is located in Srikakulam, Andhra Pradesh. A Buddhist historic site and several distinctive characteristics may be found in the city. Because the Medical Institution is located within a metropolis, Srikakulam has adequate road and rail connectivity. Frequent transportation service is available to go to the college at all hours of the day and night.

Srikakulam has a railway station, which is one of the state's main junctions. It is 12.2 kilometres from the medical institution and can be reached in 30 minutes through the Kotturu-Srikakulam Road. The nearest city to this college is Visakhapatnam, which has an international airport 120 kilometres away that takes two hours to go to.