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{{Short description|College in Maharashtra, India}}
{{Short description|College in Maharashtra, India}}
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| name         = Government Medical College, Chandrapur
| name                 = KDK Government Medical College, Chandrapur
| native_name   = शासकीय वैद्यकीय महाविद्यालय, चंद्रपूर
| native_name           = कर्मवीर दादासाहेब कन्नमवार शासकीय वैद्यकीय महाविद्यालय
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| established   = 2015
| established           = {{start date and age|2015}}
| type         = Medical College
| type                 = Medical College
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| administrative_staff     = 250
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| faculty       = 150
| faculty               = 150
| dean         = Avinash P. Tekade
| dean                 = Dr. Milind Kamble
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| students     = 500
| students             = 500
| undergrad     = 150 per academic year
| undergrad             = 150 per academic year
| postgrad     = Proposed
| postgrad             = Proposed
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| city         = [[Chandrapur]]
| city                 = [[Chandrapur, Maharashtra]]
| state        = [[Maharashtra]]
| country               = India
| country       = India
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| other_name            = GMC Chandrapur
| nickname      = GMCC
| academic_affiliations = [[Maharashtra University of Health Sciences]]
| affiliations  = [[Maharashtra University of Health Sciences]], [[Medical Council of India]]
| accreditation        = [[National Medical Commission]]
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| footnotes             = Named after [[Marotrao Kannamwar]] Ji.
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The '''Government Medical College, Chandrapur''' was founded in 2015 in [[Chandrapur, Maharashtra]], India.<ref>[http://www.gmcchandrapur.org/ GMC Chandrapur]</ref> The college is affiliated to [[Maharashtra University of Health Sciences|MUHS]], [[Nashik]] and is under Director of Medical Education and Research (DMER), [[Mumbai]]. This college is wholly funded by [[Government of Maharashtra]]. [[Medical Council of India|MCI]] permission was granted in the year 2015.
The '''[[Marotrao Kannamwar| Karmaveer Kannamwar]] Government Medical College, Chandrapur''' was founded in 2015 in [[Chandrapur, Maharashtra]], India.<ref>[http://www.gmcchandrapur.org/ GMC Chandrapur]</ref> The college is affiliated to [[Maharashtra University of Health Sciences|MUHS]], [[Nashik]] and is under Director of Medical Education and Research (DMER), [[Mumbai]]. This college is wholly funded by [[Government of Maharashtra]]. [[National Medical Commission|NMC]] permission was granted in the year 2015.  


The college was started in the premises of District [[Tuberculosis|T.B]] Hospital (100 beds). The District [[Public hospital|Civil Hospital]] (100 beds) and District T.B Hospital, both run by public health department of Maharashtra were merged.
Named after [[Marotrao Kannamwar]], 2nd [[Chief Minister of Maharashtra]] Govt. Medical College was started in the premises of District [[Tuberculosis|T.B]] Hospital (100 beds). The District [[Public hospital|Civil Hospital]] (100 beds) and District T.B Hospital, both run by public health department of Maharashtra were merged.


New GMCC campus is under construction, off the Chandrapur Bypass road, on 50 acres of land, at an estimated cost of Rs 600 crores. A [[Cancer]] hospital will also be established in the campus by TATA Cancer Care Foundation and Government of Maharashtra.
New GMCC campus is under construction, off the Chandrapur Bypass road, on {{convert|50|acre}} of land, at an estimated cost of Rs 600 crores. A [[Cancer]] hospital will also be established in the campus by TATA Cancer Care Foundation and Government of Maharashtra.


== Departments ==
== Departments ==
=== Clinical ===
=== Clinical ===
* Department of [[Anaesthesia]]
* Department of [[Anaesthesia]]
* Department of [[Dentistry]]
* Department of [[Dentistry]]
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=== Pre-clinical ===
=== Pre-clinical ===
* Department of [[Anatomy]]  
* Department of [[Anatomy]]  
* Department of [[Physiology]]
* Department of [[Physiology]]
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=== Para-clinical ===
=== Para-clinical ===
* Department of [[Pathology]]
* Department of [[Pathology]]
* Department of [[Microbiology]]
* Department of [[Microbiology]]
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== Infrastructure overview ==
== Infrastructure overview ==
 
*Land area {{convert|26,364.40|sqm}}
*Land area 26,364.40 square meters
*College building ground floor area {{convert|3445.22|sqm}} first floor area {{convert|3372.06|sqm}} second floor area {{convert|2068.80|sqm}}
*College building Ground floor area 3445.22 square meters 1st floor area 3372.06 square meters 2nd floor area 2068.80 square meters
*College council hall {{convert|79.55|sqm}}
*College council hall 79.55 square meters
*Exam hall {{convert|1009.84|sqm}}
*Exam hall 1009.84 square meters
*Canteen: Ground floor area {{convert|137.19|sqm}} first floor area 131.28 square meters
*Canteen: Ground floor area 137.19 square meters 1st floor area 131.28 square meters
*Out Patient Department (OPD)
*Out Patient Department (OPD)
*100 bedded T.B hospital building
*100 bedded T.B hospital building
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== See also ==
== See also ==
Some other Government Medical Colleges (GMCs) nearby are:
Some other Government Medical Colleges (GMCs) nearby are:
* [[All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Nagpur]]
* [[Government Medical College (Nagpur)]]
* [[Government Medical College (Nagpur)]]
* [[Indira Gandhi Government Medical College, Nagpur]]
* [[Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences]], Wardha
* [[Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences]], Wardha
* [[Shri Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College]], Yavatmal
* [[Shri Vasantrao Naik Government Medical College]], Yavatmal
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[[Category:Medical colleges in Maharashtra]]
[[Category:Medical colleges in Maharashtra]]
[[Category:Chandrapur]]
[[Category:Chandrapur]]
[[Category:Educational institutions established in 2015]]
[[Category:Universities and colleges established in 2015]]
[[Category:2015 establishments in Maharashtra]]
[[Category:2015 establishments in Maharashtra]]
[[Category:Affiliates of Maharashtra University of Health Sciences]]
[[Category:Affiliates of Maharashtra University of Health Sciences]]

Latest revision as of 17:24, 23 January 2026


KDK Government Medical College, Chandrapur
कर्मवीर दादासाहेब कन्नमवार शासकीय वैद्यकीय महाविद्यालय
Other name
GMC Chandrapur
TypeMedical College
Established2015; 11 years ago (2015)
Academic affiliations
Maharashtra University of Health Sciences
DeanDr. Milind Kamble
Academic staff
150
Administrative staff
250
Students500
Undergraduates150 per academic year
PostgraduatesProposed
Location,
India
Websitegmcchandrapur.org
Named after Marotrao Kannamwar Ji.

The Karmaveer Kannamwar Government Medical College, Chandrapur was founded in 2015 in Chandrapur, Maharashtra, India.[1] The college is affiliated to MUHS, Nashik and is under Director of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Mumbai. This college is wholly funded by Government of Maharashtra. NMC permission was granted in the year 2015.

Named after Marotrao Kannamwar, 2nd Chief Minister of Maharashtra Govt. Medical College was started in the premises of District T.B Hospital (100 beds). The District Civil Hospital (100 beds) and District T.B Hospital, both run by public health department of Maharashtra were merged.

New GMCC campus is under construction, off the Chandrapur Bypass road, on 50 acres (20 ha) of land, at an estimated cost of Rs 600 crores. A Cancer hospital will also be established in the campus by TATA Cancer Care Foundation and Government of Maharashtra.

Departments[edit | edit source]

Clinical[edit | edit source]

Pre-clinical[edit | edit source]

Para-clinical[edit | edit source]

Infrastructure overview[edit | edit source]

  • Land area 26,364.40 square metres (283,784.0 sq ft)
  • College building ground floor area 3,445.22 square metres (37,084.0 sq ft) first floor area 3,372.06 square metres (36,296.6 sq ft) second floor area 2,068.80 square metres (22,268.4 sq ft)
  • College council hall 79.55 square metres (856.3 sq ft)
  • Exam hall 1,009.84 square metres (10,869.8 sq ft)
  • Canteen: Ground floor area 137.19 square metres (1,476.7 sq ft) first floor area 131.28 square meters
  • Out Patient Department (OPD)
  • 100 bedded T.B hospital building
  • 100 bedded Civil hospital building
  • Auditorium with advanced sound system
  • Library with internet facility
  • Hostels for medical students and resident doctors
  • Gymnasium

Admissions[edit | edit source]

The medical course of MBBS was started in the college with a total intake of 100 students in 2015. With the increase in the intake to 150 in the year 2019–20, there are a total of 500 students in the institute pursuing medical studies as of 2020. Admissions are made through CET / NEET (85% from state CET and 15% from central NEET).

See also[edit | edit source]

Some other Government Medical Colleges (GMCs) nearby are:

References[edit | edit source]

External links[edit | edit source]