MKCG Medical College - MKCGMC Odisha - MKCGMC

The Maharaja Krishna Chandra Gajapati Medical College was established during the year 1961 with 40 students as its annual intake. The annual admission in the College of Undergraduate students is 107 currently i.e. 16 from 15% All India Quota and 91 from Orissa State Quota.The Department of Community Medicine started its functioning for undergraduate teaching in December, 1963 and in the year 1972 Postgraduate course in Social & Preventive Medicine (now Community Medicine) was started which is recognized by the Medical Council of India. The Department of Community Medicine functions with its subordinate wings, which are Epidemiology Unit (Immunization Clinic & Anti-Rabies Clinic) and Preventive Geriatric Clinic at OPD of the Hospital, Urban Health Training Centre,and Rural Health Training Centre.The Department is broadly engaged in training and teaching of Post-graduates, Interns, and Undergraduates and also undertakes research on different aspects of Public Health. Along with this, students of paramedical sciences like Radiation Technology, Nursing, Pharmacy, andLaboratory Technology are undergoing training in different wings of the respective departments. Further, some of the C.H.Cs/Primary Health Centers of Southern districts of Orissa are utilized for training of Interns. The department is fully equipped with the library, staff, anThe Maharaja Krishna Chandra Gajapati Medical College was established during the year 1961 with 40 students as its annual intake. The annual admission in the College of Undergraduate students is 107 currently i.e. 16 from 15% All India Quota and 91 from Orissa State Quota.The Department of Community Medicine started its functioning for undergraduate teaching in December, 1963 and in the year 1972 Postgraduate course in Social & Preventive Medicine (now Community Medicine) was started which is recognized by the Medical Council of India. The Department of Community Medicine functions with its subordinate wings, which are Epidemiology Unit (Immunization Clinic & Anti-Rabies Clinic) and Preventive Geriatric Clinic at OPD of the Hospital, Urban Health Training Centre,and Rural Health Training Centre.The Department is broadly engaged in training and teaching of Post-graduates, Interns, and Undergraduates and also undertakes research on different aspects of Public Health. Along with this, students of paramedical sciences like Radiation Technology, Nursing, Pharmacy, andLaboratory Technology are undergoing training in different wings of the respective departments. Further, some of the C.H.Cs/Primary Health Centers of Southern districts of Orissa are utilized for training of Interns. The department is fully equipped with the library, staff, and modern equipment to march ahead with the objective of “Reaching Excellence” in research, training, teaching, and service.