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GOOD News For Medical Aspirants, Central Government Has Approved 60 New Medical Colleges
New Delhi: Central government has been approved 60 new medical colleges all over the country, this is the good news to the medical aspirants in India. According to this permission from the centre the total number of medical colleges in the country has enlarge from 706 medical colleges into 766 medical colleges in 2024-2025 academic year.
In accordance with PIB release, Shri J P Nadda the minister of Union Health Minister recently informed this rise of 8.07% in all medical colleges from 706 to 766 in 2024-2025 academic year.
The union health minister emphasised the significant progress made in the last ten years in medical education in India. In 2024–2025, there will be 766 medical colleges, more than twice as many as there were 387 medical colleges in 2013–14. There are 343 private institutions and 423 public colleges included in this. This significant growth demonstrates the government's commitment to enhancing the nation's healthcare system by expanding access to medical education.
Chances to increase MBBS, UG, PG Seats
In addition, the Ministry data showed that the number of MBBS seats increased from 1,08,940 in 2023-24 to 1,15,812 in 2024-25a rise of 6.30%. The number of MBBS seats climbed from 51,348 in 2013-14 to 11,5812 in 2024-25, a rise of 64,464 (or 125%).
The number of PG medical seats has increased in addition to the UG medical seats. The number of PG seats increased from 69,024 in 2023-2024 to 73,111 in 2024-25, a 5.92% increase. The number of PG seats rose by 39,460 (or 127%) in the last ten years, from 31,185 seats in 2013-14 to 73,111 seats in 2024–25.
The Times of India was informed by a senior official that "the number of MBBS seats in India has increased 6%, from 1,08,940 in 2023-24 to 1,15,812 in 2024-25." This information was confirmed.
The official noted that the number of PG medical seats had increased by 6%, from 69,024 in 2023–2024 to 73,111 in 2024–2025. "Over the last ten years, the number of PG seats increased by 39,460 (i.e. 127%) from 2013–14 (31,185 seats)" to 2024-25 (73,111 seats).
For the academic year 2024–2025, the National Medical Commission recently approved the addition of 44 new medical institutions and increased the number of MBBS seats in 19 already-existing medical colleges. Among these 44 new medical colleges, 24 have been given permission by the NMC to offer 50 MBBS seats, 11 have been given permission to offer 100 MBBS seats, and 9 have been given permission to offer 150 MBBS seats each.
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