Gauhati Medical College and Hospital

Teaching and research departments; 12 super-specialty departments; tertiary-care teaching hospital; 24-hour emergency and trauma care; ICU services; general and specialty clinics; Medical Research Unit; College of Nursing association; paramedical and allied-health training

Students seeking career opportunities after graduation can utilize the placement services offered by Gauhati Medical College and Hospital. The college typically operates a placement cell that coordinates internship and recruitment activities. To obtain verified data on past recruiters and salary packages, please check the official placement brochure.

MBBS admission through NEET-UG and counselling; postgraduate MD/MS admission through NEET-PG and counselling; DM/MCh super-specialty admission through NEET-SS and counselling. Eligibility, seat matrix, documents and deadlines are session-specific and should follow the official admission notice.

The Government of Assam states that Gauhati Medical College was established on 20 September 1960. Its Narakasur Hilltop campus at Bhangagarh was inaugurated in 1968; the hospital moved to its current site in stages, with all departments functioning there by 1984. The institution developed from an initial MBBS intake of 100 and expanded into undergraduate, postgraduate and super-specialty teaching, research and tertiary care. The Government of Assam currently lists 35 departments and 12 super-specialty departments. The institution is affiliated with Srimanta Sankaradeva University of Health Sciences, Guwahati.

Established on 20 September 1960, Gauhati Medical College and Hospital is a government medical teaching institution in Bhangagarh on Narakasur Hilltop, Guwahati. The Government of Assam describes its teaching across undergraduate, postgraduate and super-specialty medicine, alongside nursing, paramedical and allied-health training. Its academic profile spans 35 departments, including 12 super-specialty departments, and a Medical Research Unit supporting clinical research. The associated tertiary-care hospital provides 24-hour emergency and trauma services, critical-care units and specialty clinics. Official sources list 250 MBBS seats for academic year 2025–26; older overview text retains a 200-seat figure, so the dated seat matrix is the more specific reference for that intake year.