Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences

In Ranchi, the Indian state of Jharkhand’s capital, Ranchi University is home to the Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences (RIMS). The college is a multi-specialty hospital with 1500 beds and advanced diagnostic equipment. A 100-seat dental college and an oncology center with the newest radiation equipment are both present. Additionally, the college has a trauma center with 14 beds—the first of its type in Eastern India.

90 students were admitted each year for the undergraduate program in the past. According to the current MCI (Medical Council of India) standards, Rajendra Institute of Medical Sciences has enlarged its seats to accommodate 150 additional undergraduate students. The college offers postgraduate study in practically all fields, with about 150 new students being admitted each year. The M.Ch. (Master of Surgery, or Master of Surgery) degree is offered by the Neurosurgery Department. The remaining 15% of seats are filled through (JCECE Board) Examination, with the remaining 15% coming from Central Quota. A 240-bed super specialty hospital will treat oncology, cardiology, urology, and pediatric surgery-related diseases under the PMSSY program.

Spriha, the yearly college magazine, was produced up till 2014. There is a badminton hall on campus. A space for table tennis and carrom is available in every dormitory. There is a multipurpose room available. The first-ever intra-college “Palash” cultural festival and “Palaestra” sports festival were held in the months of November 2017 and December 2019, respectively. There are many functioning societies, including movie societies, literary clubs, quiz organizations, and prayers. To stop the ragging problem, students applying for admission to RIMS must present an affidavit signed by them and their parents and verified by the Court.