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Friday, 26 August 2016

MBBS Admission Procedure in Gouri Devi Hospital & Research Institute in Rajbandh, Durgapur (GIMSH)









Welcome to GIMSH

The Rahul Foundation, prime movers of Durgapur Institute of Advanced Technology and Management (DIATM) society came into existence with a philanthropic view in mind to impart quality but affordable teaching and training avenue to the masses. The foundation started in a humble way but by forsight it progressed in leaps and bounds to achieve todays position. Adding upon the above venture is new wing Gouridevi Insitutute of Medical Sciences and hospital which is coming up with a farsighted vision of Mr. R.N Majumder supported by his dedicated team, who are devoted to the cause and working dilligently.
 
The ethics of the organisation is to accord acceptable, affordable and available indigenous way of curing the diseases for a healthy longitivity.


Principal, GIMSH                             

Prof. Sahoo is a dedicated academician & medical teacher par excellence having 25 years of experience after his post-graduation from the University of Delhi. He has published a number of scientific articles in various national & international indexed medical journals and also authored medical text books. Prof. Sahoo was awarded the best researcher award in 2010 by Annamalai University and many undergraduate and post-graduate students have won gold medals under his able guidance.....  <Read More>

The Rahul Foundation, prime movers of Durgapur Institute of Advanced Technology and Management (DIATM) society came into existence with a        philanthropic view in mind to impart quality but affordable teaching and training avenue to the masses. The foundation started in a humble way but by foresight it progressed in leaps and bounds to achieve today’s position. Adding upon the above venture is new wing Gouri Devi Institute of Medical Sciences and Hospital (GIMSH) which is coming up with a farsighted vision of Mr. R.N. Majumder supported by his dedicated team, who are devoted to the cause and working diligently.
The ethics of the organization is to accord acceptable, affordable and available indigenous way of curing the diseases for a healthy longitivity.
Vision, Mission and Educational Goals
General Objectives 
The Society aims to achieve both a social and an educational objective with this project. 
  1. Social objective: the primary objective of the project is to bring quality health care within the reach of common man in the district of BURDWAN and to reduce the gap between the demand and supply of health care in the region.
  2. Educational objective: by setting up educational institutions the Society wants to train the future health care personnel and increase the number of doctors in the society and bring down the existing patient-doctor ratio in the region and reduce the burden on the over-burdened medical fraternity of today. 
Vision
GIMSH aspires to be the leading university of choice for specialized and professional education, providing holistic academic standards which are relevant to the needs of the industry and meeting the global expectations whilst maintaining the highest ethical standards.
 
Mission
GIMSH will strive:
  1. To mould graduates of high moral values and distinction; committed to lifelong learning, leadership, integrity and professionalism, in response to the national and global needs.
  2. To advance the boundaries of scholarship; by providing affordable educational opportunities, training and services, beyond the measure of expectations.
  3. To produce graduates who are highly employable; by maintaining impeccable standards and quality in the curriculum, which is worthy of continued recognition, accreditation, certification and industry-relevant.
  4. To uphold a culture of academic excellence; reflective of the highest standards of innovative teaching-learning approaches and strategies.
  5. To be fully committed towards ensuring a high rate of student success; by providing an intellectually stimulating learning environment, that is conducive to support, nurture and advance teaching, learning and research at the University.
General Educational Goal and Educational Objectives
Goal 1 : Generate competent, professional and employable graduates
  1. To develop graduates with essential knowledge and technical skills relevant to the industry needs.
  2. To enhance the graduate’s employability by developing their professional competencies. 
  3. To develop communication, interpersonal and leadership skills.
  4. To inculcate personal and professional development and the ability to adapt to change.
  5. To harness critical thinking and problem-solving ability in performing tasks and operations intrinsic to the profession.
  6. To nurture essential skills and attitude such as environmental awareness, organizational and planning skills, social responsibility and professional ethics.
  7. To enhance information management and technical skills in conducting research.
  8. To foster entrepreneurial skills and lifelong learning.
Goal 2 : Provide affordable educational opportunities
  1. To enhance the University’s visibility to the community through quality programs and competitive fees.
  2. To provide financial assistance for eligible students based on merit and socio-economic background.
  3. To promote equal access to higher education.
  4. To develop access and progress routes for students from all backgrounds.
Goal 3 : Strengthen the quality of academic programs
  1. To acquire recognition, accreditation and certification for all academic programs from local and international bodies
  2. To attain professional certification for relevant programmes.
  3. To engage external assessors and reviewers in benchmarking the quality of programmes.
  4. To conduct regular internal audits and curriculum reviews in ensuring compliance to standards and good practices of academic delivery.
  5. To conduct periodic assessments and evaluations to motivate and upgrade students’ learning.
  6. To obtain feedback regularly and systematically from stakeholders for continual quality improvement (CQI).
  7. To build continuous improvement using feedback mechanisms from various stakeholders.
Goal 4 : Foster holistic academic excellence
  1. To maintain competent faculty in ensuring quality teaching and learning process.
  2. To foster academic excellence through mentoring and thoughtful guidance from faculty.
  3. To provide opportunities for professional development in teaching, learning and assessment.
  4. To develop recognition and reward systems to encourage teaching, learning and academic excellence.
  5. To encourage student mobility through recognition, international student exchange program (ISEP) and articulation.
  6. To provide students with international exposure through international study tours.
  7. To encourage students to participate in competitions nationally and internationally.
  8. To strengthen industry linkages through internship programmes.
  9. To enhance graduate employability skills among students.
  10. To encourage students’ participation in community services.
  11. To prepare graduates for entry to higher level education.
Goal 5 : Provide conducive learning environment
  1. To provide creative and innovative teaching-learning approaches throughout the curriculum.
  2. To enhance academic instructions of all faculty by providing internal and external consultation and pedagogical approaches.
  3. To develop a faculty distinguished for academic excellence through pursuance of professional growth and development
  4. To engage students in rigorous educational programmes and provide an environment conducive to success.
  5. To develop programmes in response to the changing needs of students, employers and international standards.
  6. To improve access to resources and integrated learning environments.
  7. To utilise information technology, multimedia tools and other related technology-based devices in teaching and learning.
  8. To creatively develop teaching and learning spaces to meet better needs of staff and students.
Goal 6 : Encourage research development
  1. To strengthen faculty research and opportunities for collaborative projects. 
  2. To enhance the research environment and expertise of faculty and staff.
  3. To increase funded research through grants.
  4. To promote academic excellence of a faculty through research attainment.
  5. To develop research skills for graduates to embark in postgraduate research later in their lives.
  6. To nurture industry engagement for the commercialisation of research works.
Graduate Attributes
After graduation, GIMSH graduates are expected to possess the following attributes:
  1. Acquire sound knowledge and skills in the field of study.
  2. Ability to demonstrate effective communication skills and leadership qualities in a team.
  3. Ability to identify and resolve problems critically and creatively.
  4. Demonstrate functional versatility individually or in a multicultural and multidisciplinary team.
  5. Competent in their chosen profession and adaptable to change.
  6. Function effectively in all working environment nationally and globally
  7. Entrepreneurial and innovative in business, workplace and the community.
  8. Demonstrate professionalism and ethics in career and community.
  9. Utilise information management and technology skills in lifelong learning.
  10. Demonstrate the ability to conduct research for learning, career and community.
  11. Support and promote community engagement through social and community services
General Objectives of the MBBS Program 
The undergraduate students coming out from Gouri Devi Institute of Medical Sciences:
 
  1. Be competent in diagnosis  and management of common health  problems of the individual and community, commensurate with his/her position as a member of the health care team at the primary secondary or tertiary levels using his/her clinical skills based on history, physical examination and relevant investigations;
  2. Be competent to practice preventive, promotive, curative and rehabilitative medicine in respect to the commonly encountered health problems;
  3. Appreciate rationale for different therapeutic modalities, be familiar with the administration of the ‘essential drugs’ and their common side effects;
  4. Be able to appreciate the socio-psychological, cultural, economic and environmental factor affecting health and develop humane attitude towards the patients in discharging one’s professional responsibilities;
  5. Possess the attitude for continued self-learning and to seek further expertise or to pursue research in any chosen area of medicine;
  6. Be familiar with basic factors which are essential for the implementation of the National Health Programmes including practical aspects of the following:
 
  1. Family Welfare & Maternal and Child Health [MCH]
  2. Sanitation and water supply
  3. Prevention and control of communicable and non-communicable disease
  4. Immunization and
  5. Health Education
 
  1. Acquire basic management skills in the area of human resources, materials and resource management related to health care delivery;
  2. Be able to identify community health problem and learn to work to resolve these by designing, instituting corrective steps and evaluating outcome of such measures.
  3. Be able to work in a variety of health care settings; and
  4. Have personal characteristics and attitudes required for professional life such as personal integrity, sense of responsibility and dependability and ability to relate to or show concern for other individuals.
Eligibility Criteria
Qualification & Eligibility:
Candidates who have passed HS examination (Academic Stream of 10+2 curriculum) of any State/CBSE/ISC or any other examination recognized as equivalent thereto, with the group subjects specified below and obtained the minimum eligible marks of 50% in Physics, Chemistry & Biology taking together and pass in English in the qualifying examination.
 
Age Limit:
Candidates should have completed 17 years of age as on 31st December of the academic year. Date of birth given in the Mark Sheet/Admit Card of any recognized board or council or in the Birth Certificate/Passport shall be taken for computing age of the candidate.
Seats Distribution of Annual 150 intake
The annual intake of candidates for I MBBS would be one hundred fifty. Of them fifty students would be admitted based on the marks obtained in the Medical Entrance Examination conducted by CBSE/ WB-JEE (Med)/ and Government of India Nominee. 
The selection for one hundred seats would be purely based on the marks obtained in the medical entrance examination conducted by the Institute and Management quota. The management reserves the right and discretion of selection of candidates. 
 

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