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NURSING COLLEGE GOVERNMENT MEDICAL COLLEGE BARAMULLA

Medical College
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Baramulla, Jammu and Kashmir
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India
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2019
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Baramulla district

Government Medical College, Baramulla, established in 2019 by the Government of Jammu and Kashmir, is affiliated with the University of Kashmir and recognized by the National Medical Commission. Alongside its MBBS and postgraduate medical programmes (MD, MS, DNB), the institution offers undergraduate courses in nursing and allied health sciences, including B.Sc. Nursing and paramedical programmes such as medical laboratory technology, radiology and imaging technology, operation theatre technology, renal dialysis technology, and anaesthesia technology. Admission to nursing and paramedical programmes is conducted through the Jammu and Kashmir Board of Professional Entrance Examinations (JKBOPEE), while MBBS admissions use NEET-UG and postgraduate medical admissions use NEET-PG. The college campus is located at Kanthbagh in Baramulla district, housing the academic complex, teaching hospital, and student hostels, along with lecture theatres, laboratories, a central library, and skill and simulation laboratories. The institution is attached to Associated Hospital GMC Baramulla, a 300-bed tertiary care teaching hospital that traces its origins to the 1932 State Hospital Baramulla and serves as the primary training centre for both medical and nursing students in North Kashmir.

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