The Campus & Infrastructure

The college and its associated hospital are situated on a large, integrated campus.

• Location: The campus is located at Shahabad Markanda, Kurukshetra District, Haryana, strategically situated on the Ambala-Delhi National Highway (NH-44).

• Campus Vibe: The campus is expansive (over 25 acres), featuring a modern, integrated academic and clinical environment. It houses the medical college, a large teaching hospital, and residential quarters.

• Infrastructure & Facilities:

• Academic Blocks: Features modern, air-conditioned lecture halls (4 halls with 250 capacity each), demonstration rooms, and examination halls built to high NMC standards.

• Laboratories: Equipped with new, state-of-the-art labs for all pre-clinical and para-clinical departments (Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, etc.).

• Library: A large Central Library (2,400 sq. meters) with a comprehensive collection of medical books (10,000+), journals, and a digital library section (e-library).

Residential Life: Separate hostel facilities are provided on campus for boys and girls (UGs and PGs).

Healthcare Pillar: Adesh Hospital

The college is attached to its own large teaching hospital, which provides essential clinical training.

• Flagship Hospital: The Adesh Hospital is the constituent teaching hospital, fully integrated with the medical college.

• Scale & Services: This is a major multi-specialty, tertiary care hospital serving the Kurukshetra region.

• Capacity: A large hospital with 450+ teaching beds.

• Services: Provides comprehensive healthcare services across all major clinical specialties, including General Medicine, General Surgery, OBG, Paediatrics, Orthopaedics, Radiology, and Anaesthesiology. It features 24x7 Emergency, Trauma, and Critical Care (ICUs), modern Operation Theatres, and advanced Diagnostic facilities.

Educational Engine: The Adesh Hospital is the core clinical training ground for MBBS students and postgraduate residents, offering high-volume patient exposure crucial for medical training.

Fee Structure: Regulated by Haryana (DMER/FRC)

As a private medical college in Haryana, fees are substantial and are regulated by the state's Fee Regulating Committee (FRC) and managed through state counselling.

Disclaimer: These are indicative 2024-2025 figures based on the typical FRC ranges for private medical colleges in Haryana (often with a 7.5% annual increase). Always verify the precise, current fee structure and bond requirements directly from the official DMER Haryana prospectus.

Campus Living: Hostel Facilities

• Accommodation: Separate hostel blocks are available for male and female students. Accommodation is generally compulsory for MBBS students.

• Amenities: Hostels are well-maintained, equipped with basic furnishings. AC and Non-AC room options are typically available.

• Dining: Mess facilities are available for all hostellers.

Cost: Hostel and mess fees are an additional annual expense. Costs are substantial, often ranging from ₹1,50,000 to ₹2,50,000 per year (all-inclusive), depending on AC/Non-AC and sharing.

Admissions Process: NEET & State Counselling (Haryana)

• Getting Admitted (MBBS/MD/MS): Admission is strictly and exclusively based on qualifying ranks in NEET-UG (for MBBS) or NEET-PG (for MD/MS).

• State Counselling is Key (Haryana): Seat allotment for all categories (Government Quota, Management Quota, and NRI Quota) is handled entirely through the Haryana State Centralized Counselling Process conducted by the Department of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Haryana.

• Always check the official DMER Haryana (dmer.haryana.gov.in) and the counselling portal (uhsrugcounselling.com) for procedures.

Career Pathways & Placements

• Career Path: As a private medical college, the career path for graduates is well-defined.

• Internship: MBBS graduates complete a mandatory 1-year rotatory internship at the Adesh Hospital, for which they receive a stipend as per college/NMC norms.

• Bond: A course breakage bond may be required. A service bond is not generally required unless the student is admitted under a specific government-sponsored scheme.

• Post-Graduation: The clinical exposure and the availability of 55 PG seats make graduates competitive for PG seats (via NEET-PG) or immediately employable as Medical Officers.

Information for NRI / Foreign Nationals