The National Medical Commission (NMC) approves an increase of 50 MBBS seats at Government Medical College (GMC) Srinagar, raising the college’s annual intake from 200 to 250. According to an official, the NMC’s Medical Assessment and Rating Board issues a Letter of Permission (LoP) under Section 28(3) of the National Medical Commission Act, 2019. The approval takes effect for the upcoming academic year 2026-27. The Health and Medical Education Department says the seat expansion is intended to strengthen medical education and healthcare delivery in Jammu and Kashmir. One report adds that the NMC had previously approved an increase of 20 seats at GMC Srinagar last year, indicating a continuing step to expand capacity. The decision follows an evaluation by the NMC’s MARB under the Undergraduate Medical Education Standards Regulations (UGMSR), 2023. Both outlets report that the NMC’s approval is tied specifically to adding 50 seats and that the resulting intake level will be 250 students per year starting in 2026-27.
NMC approves 50 additional MBBS seats at GMC Srinagar; intake to reach 250
The National Medical Commission (NMC) approves an increase of 50 MBBS seats at Government Medical College (GMC) Srinagar, raising the college’s annual intake from 200 to 250. According to an official,...
- The NMC approves adding 50 MBBS seats at Government Medical College (GMC) Srinagar.
- GMC Srinagar’s annual MBBS intake rises from 200 to 250.
- The seat increase takes effect from the academic year 2026-27.
- The NMC’s Medical Assessment and Rating Board issues a Letter of Permission under the NMC Act, 2019.
- The expansion is described as part of efforts to strengthen medical education and healthcare in Jammu and Kashmir.
Government Medical College Srinagar will add fifty new MBBS seats. This significant increase will take the annual intake to two hundred fifty students. The National Medical Commission has approved these additional seats for the upcoming academic year. This expansion follows a previous increase in seats approved just last year. The move aims to enhance medical education and healthcare services across Jammu and Kashmir.
1 month agoSrinagar: The National Medical Commission (NMC) has approved an increase of 50 MBBS seats at the Government Medical College (GMC) in Srinagar, an official said on Friday.How Curiosity About Hidden Patterns Led Chembur's JBCN Student Aarav Lele To Stanford's Selective Mathematics Programme With this, the total MBBS seats at the GMC Srinagar will rise from 200 to 250 seats, effective from the upcoming academic year 2026-27, an official spokesperson said.The Health and Medical Education Department announced that the NMC has granted permission to increase the annual intake capacity at GMC Srinagar to strengthen the medical education and healthcare delivery system in Jammu and Kashmir, he said.He said the Medical Assessment and Rating Board (MARB) of the NMC has issued the Letter of Permission (LoP) under Section 28(3) of the National Medical Commission Act, 2019, approving an increase of 50 MBBS seats.Andhra Pradesh Gets 100 More MBBS Seats As NMC Approves Expansion At Kadapa & Nellore Colleges The spokesperson pointed out that last year, GMC Srinagar had got approval of an additional 20 seats.The decision to add seats in the medical college follows a rigorous evaluation by MARB under the provisions of the Undergraduate Medical Education Standards Regulations (UGMSR), 2023, he added.The increase in the seats has further strengthened GMC Srinagar's position as one of the premier medical colleges in the country, the spokesperson said.(Except for the headline, this article has not been edited by FPJ's editorial team and is auto-generated from an agency feed.)
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