Saraswati Institute of Medical Sciences Hapur

Saraswati Institute of Medical Sciences Hapur

Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences is a private medical college situated in Hapur district of Uttar Pradesh. It was established in the year 2008 with the motive of becoming a centre of excellence in the area of academics, labs, medical research etc and also to give affordable healthcare facilities to the people of Hapur.

It is affiliated to Ch. Charan Singh University Meerut and has attained full recognition for 100 MBBS seats and additionally got the approval from National Medical Council for another 50 MBBS seats due to increase in demand.

Currently, Saraswathi Medical College Hapur is offering 150 MBBS seats and 67 Post graduate Medical seats in 19 different PG departments. The annual fee for the undergraduate medical program is Rs 11,81,671 and along with other charges can cost you approximately 67-68 Lacs for the entire program. 

Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences Campus Size and Hospital

SIMS is situated on 26 acres of land which consists of a college building, hospital and hostel all in one campus. There are 740 teaching beds in the college hospital for medical students to get hands-on clinical exposure. Students can also find indoor and outdoor sports facilities and other activities inside the campus to keep them developing in all the areas. It regularly organises camps and preventative health campuses in rural regions in order to bring more awareness among the rural population; these exercises help its hospital to attract more patients.

Saraswathi Institute of Medical Sciences Location

Saraswathi medical college Hapur is located on a highway that is slightly on the outer approach of the city, also the nearest major city is New Delhi which is about 60 KM from the college. And due to the advantage of location, the college has the potential to expand because there are no private medical colleges situated at that location.

Team Get My University in its college visit found that the college is academically very good and the cost is less but at the same time, infrastructure could have been better if they would have maintained and developed it at regular intervals. Patient inflow was another point which we would like to mention that the hospital needs some more outdoor activities as the number of patient walkins are not very impressive.