NAAC / NIRF

• NIRF Report 2024
• Procedures and Policies
• MBBS Programme Outcomes
• PG Programme Outcomes
• Best Practices
  • Best Practices 2019-20
  • Best Practices 2018-19
  • Best Practices 2017-18

Hospital

• Bharati Superspeciality Hospital Inauguration 08/01/2023
• Inauguration of Mammography Centre at Bharati Hospital, Pune
• COVID 19 updates of BHRC & BV(DTU) MC, Pune
• In The News
• Antibiotic Policy 2023
• Antibiotic Policy 2019
• Infectious Diseases and Microbial Newsletters
• Antibiotic Policy 2021-22
• Antibiotic Policy & Antibiogram 2020
• Human Milk Bank, BHRC Pune

Community Services

• Overview
• "Aarogya Bharati" issues
• Mental Health Survey and Counseling on Psychosocial Issues for Migrants at Construction Camps

Medical Education Unit

• Presentation on MEU
• Medical Education Unit Faculty
• Curriculum Implementation Support Program 2019
• Report : Revised Basic Course Workshop - March 2021
• Report : Foundation Course - Jan 2021
• Report : Foundation Course-2019
• Report : Curriculum Implementation Support Program - CISP-II : 22nd, 23rd Sept. 2020
• Report : Revised Basic Course Workshop Aug 2019
• Report : Basic MEU WS 2018
• Report : Teaching Skills WS 2018
• Report : OGP 2018

Admissions

Revised Rules and Regulations Ph.D. program

Programmes

• Courses Information 2023-24
• Certificate Course in Biostatisctics in Medical Research
• Fellowship in Fetal Medicine
• School Of Allied Health Professionals

Notices

• Transfer and Migration Certificate process
• Revised Rules & Regulations Ph.D program
• Revised Hostel Fees 2023-24
• Joining Instructions MBBS Course 2022-23
• Joining Instructions MBBS Course 2021-22
• Conduct of University Examination : Feb-Mar 2022
• PG Hostel Fees : August 2021
• Revised Fees Notice : MBBS 2021-22
• Revised Fees Notice : MBBS 2021-22 : NRI
• Notice : Fees Notice 2021-22
• Notice : Commencement of College
• Fees Notice : MBBS Students
• Fees Notice : MBBS NRI Students
• Clarifications on issues raised on Reopening
• Instructions for students on recommencement of College
• Instructions for I (old curri.), II, III MBBS (Part I), DMLT Students for Final Univ. Exams
• SOP for conduct of examinations

Fee Structures

• MBBS General Category Fee Structure
• MBBS NRI Students Fee Structure
• MD MS II Year Fee Structure
• MD MS III Year Fee Structure
• Super Specialty Fee Structure

Notices

1. II and III MBBS Exam form Submissions and exam fee Guidelines



2. Citizen Charter

3. Instructions for students on recommencement of College

4. Instructions for Phase I M.B.B.S. 2020-21

II and III MBBS Exam form Submissions and exam fee Guidelines

Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) Medical College, Pune

COVID 19 updates of BHRC & BV(DTU) MC, Pune

Covishield - COVID 19 Vaccine Trials in Bharati Hospital & Research Centre, Pune

MBBS Admissions 2020-21

• Documents required for admissions
• Circular 350 : Annual Tuition Fees
• Ladies Hostel Fee Structure 2020-21
• New Ladies Hostel Fee Structure 2020-21
• New Boys Hostel Fee Structure 2020-21
• Refund of Fees and Cancellation of Admissions


• Notes:
  1. MBBS and Post Graduate Admissions are carried out through Director General of Health Science (DGHS), New Delhi.
  2. For further details please visit the website http://mcc.nic.in
  3. Fees are to be paid by Demand Draft in name of “Principal, B.V.D.U. Medical College, Pune”, payable at Pune
  4. For online payment, please visit http://www.bharatividyapeethfees.com


• Format for Medical Fitness Certificate

MBBS Admissions 2022-23

Documents and instructions (from the College)

• College Profile
• Documents to be submitted for admission to MBBS course
• Fees Notification : MBBS 2022-23
• Hostel Fees for MBBS 2022-2023
• Ladies Hostel Fees Structure 2022-2023
• Bank details
• Refund of Fees and Cancellation of Admissions
• Instructions for submitting RTGS form for refund
• Joining Instructions : MBBS Course 2022-23


• Notes:
  1. MBBS and Post Graduate Admissions are carried out through Director General of Health Science (DGHS), New Delhi.
  2. For further details please visit the website http://mcc.nic.in
  3. Fees are to be paid by Demand Draft in name of “Principal, B.V.D.U. Medical College, Pune”, payable at Pune
  4. For online payment, please visit http://www.bharatividyapeethfees.com

Downloads (for applicants)

• Undertaking from candidate
• Undertaking Regarding payment of fees
• Undertaking Regarding attendance
• Undertaking Regarding document submission
• Undertaking NRI to Management
• Medical Fitness Certificate Format
• Personal Information Form
• RTGS Form

MBBS Admissions 2023-24

Documents and instructions (from the College)

• College Profile
• Documents to be submitted for admission to MBBS course
• Fees Structure
• Hostel Fee Structure for MBBS 2023-2024
• Bank details
• Refund of Fees and Cancellation of Admissions
• Instructions for submitting RTGS form for refund


• Notes:
  1. MBBS and Post Graduate Admissions are carried out through Director General of Health Science (DGHS), New Delhi.
  2. For further details please visit the website http://mcc.nic.in
  3. Fees are to be paid by Demand Draft in name of “Principal, B.V.D.U. Medical College, Pune”, payable at Pune
  4. For online payment, please visit http://www.bharatividyapeethfees.com
  5. Entire fees for First Year will have to be paid at the time of securing Admission to the Course
  6. Cancellation from 2nd round onwards will be as per rules and regulations of MCC.

Downloads (for applicants)

• Undertaking from Candidate
• Undertaking Regarding Payment of Fees
• Undertaking Regarding Attendance
• Undertaking Regarding Document Submission
• Undertaking NRI to Management
• Medical Fitness Certificate Format
• Personal Information Form
• RTGS Form

Admission to PG Programme in Medicine (MD/MS) for 2020-21

Final offline Mop-up Round for Stray Vacancies

Registrations are over.

For those who have already registered, click here to check your results...

Academic Calendars 2020-21

• UG Academic Calendar July 2020-June 2021
• Other than MBBS Course Academic Calendar

Attendance

Date	30/04/22
Professor	74
Associate Professor	63
Assistant Professor	75
Tutor	20
Total	232

Report on Mental Health Survey and Counseling on Psychosocial Issues for Migrants at Construction Camps

As per the Supreme Court order dated 31st March 2020 to address psychosocial issues in migrants at various labour/construction camps across the country, who have been confined to camps in the wake of COVID 19 pandemic,NIMHANS Bengaluru provided the template for counseling.

The DMHP (District Mental Health Program Pune) allotted this work to mental health professionals working in the government sector as also departments of Psychiatry in various medical colleges both private and government.

For BVDUMC & Bharati Hospital Pune Dr Jyoti Shetty Professor & Head Dept of Psychiatry BVDUMC & BHRC Pune was the nodal officer.

The sites to be covered were 30 covering 2814 migrant labourers.

The sites allotted to BVDUMC Pune included Kondwa, NIBM road, Undri, Biwewadi, Gultekdi, Ambegaon and Katraj Pune.

The site visits took place from 20th April to 27th April 2020.

The team comprised of

• Dr Jyoti Shetty Professor & Head Dept of Psychiatry Bharati Hospital Pune
• Dr Nilesh Naphade Professor
• Dr Manjiri Datar Associate Professor
• Dr Arun Sain Senior resident
• Dr Kashish Thaper Junior resident
• Dr Arpit Kaushal Junior resident
• Sulakshana Kamble Medical social worker
• Kalyani Ranbhise Nurse

Face shields,masks,gloves,caps were provided by the Bharati Hospital (Katraj) management as also the transport vehicle (SUV) and driver.

The site visit reports and photos were sent to DMHP Pune coordinator Dr Madhumita Bahaley.

Social distancing was observed while interacting with the labourers.

Feedback from various sites varied.

Some developers had provided one free meal and paid for the month of March.

Complaints from some sites was the poor quality and less quantity of rationed food given and lack of money.

Another complaint was also of not being able to access healthcare when needed.

Education on COVID 19, need for social distancing,hygiene,use of masks, handwashing was given.

The workers were given an opportunity to ask questions and were reassured with regards to access to healthcare.They were counseled with regards to symptoms of anxiety and ways to cope with the consequences of lockdown.

Glimpses

Various Committees

• Various College Committees 2019-2021

UG Admissions 2019-20

Document requirement for UG admissions 2019

All the candidates should bring following original documents with two sets of attested photocopies at the time of admission. Also, keep scanned copies of all with you for uploading in college ERP software.

1. NEET Admit card
2. NEET Score card with All India Rank
3. Provisional Allotment Letter generated online
4. Aadhar Card
5. Proof of Date of Birth
6. Domicile Certificate
7. S.S.C. Mark sheet
8. S.S.C. Passing Certificate
9. H.S.C. Mark sheet
10. H.S.C. Passing Certificate
11. Demand Draft
12. Caste certificate and validity certificate (wherever applicable)
13. Proof of Nationality of India / Passport / Domicile /Nationality certificate
14. Recent passport size colour photographs - 8 (Eight) copies
15. NRI Documents to verify NRI status (wherever applicable)
16. Gap Certificate (Affidavit) (Wherever applicable)
17. Transfer certificate / College Leaving Certificate from the Institution in which you had studied last
18. Migration Certificate (Wherever applicable)
19. Conduct and Character Certificate
20. Certificate of Medical Fitness by Registered Medical Practitioner on the letterhead
21. Physically Handicapped certificate (wherever applicable)
22. Click here to download the Format for Medical Fitness Certificate 2019

Click here to download the above list of documents required for UG Admissions 2019

Fee Structure : 2019

Fee Structure : 2019

UG Hostel Fee Structure : 2019

Notes:

1. MBBS and Post Graduate Admissions are carried out through Director General of Health Science (DGHS), New Delhi.
2. For further details please visit the website http://mcc.nic.in
3. Fees are to be paid by Demand Draft in name of “Principal, B.V.D.U. Medical College, Pune”, payable at Pune
4. For online payment, please visit http://www.bharatividyapeethfees.com

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New UG Curriculum

Video Gallery

Information under Clause B.1.11 of MSRR, 1999

Information under Clause B.1.11 of Minimum Standard Requirement Regulations, 1999 and as amended

Information as per NMC norms

In The News

Bharati Hospital and MR Campaign News Articles

• CME for Medical Officers
• Human Milk Bank at Bharati Hospital (13/03/22)
• Human Milk Bank at Bharati Hospital (13/03/22)
• Simulation Skills Lab Inauguration (01/03/22)
• 9th Feb 19
• 14th Jan 2019
• 12th Jan 2019
• 4th Jan 2019
• 3rd Jan 2019
• 2nd Jan 2019
• 7th Dec 2018

Infectious Diseases and Microbial Newsletters

• Infectious diseases and Microbial Newsletter Vol 2 Issue 1 2018-2019
• Infectious diseases and Microbial Newsletter Vol 1 Issue 1 2017-2018

PG Admissions 2020-21

Stray Round Notice

Welcome Letter to all Students Admitted to PG Courses 2020

• College Profile
• Fee Structure for PG 2020
• Fee Payment Instructions
• Documents required to be submitted at the time of joining
• Bond Format for PG MD/MS Admissions
• Format for Medical Fitness Certificate
• Refund Policy : PG 2020-21 Admissions
• RTGS form for Refund of fees
  In the attached RTGS form (editable word document) , TYPE the following information (beneficiary details) and email the form.
  • Beneficiary Name
  • Beneficiary Account Number
  • Beneficiary Address
  • Beneficiary Bank Name & Branch
  • Beneficiary Bank IFS Code

  HANDWRITTEN DETAILS IN RTGS FORM WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED

  Candidate signature is NOT mandatory on RTGS form

• Self attested Undertaking for Online Admissions
• Instructions to candidates for online PG admissions 2020-21
• Covering letter

• Admissions will be done by DGHS, New Delhi. (http://mcc.nic.in/)


• Notice : PG Admissions 2020 MOP-UP Round for Stray Vacancies


• Contact details:
  • Principal : Dr. N. S. Mani, 81308 21212, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  • Nodal Officer : Dr. V. R. Sardesai, 98222 07062, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
    

• Venue for reporting for physical joining: Ground Floor Conference Hall, Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) Medical College, Pune

"Aarogya Bharati" issues

"Aarogy Bharati" is one of the social initiatives of Bharati Vidyapeeth Medical Foundation. It is a bi-monthly magazine, published in Marathi language. It is meant for free, internal circulation. It is aimed at raising health awareness within the community at large.

• Aarogya Bharati 20 2018
• Aarogya Bharati 19 Feb-Mar 2018 ("आपले साहेब") (श्रद्धांजली)
• Aarogya Bharati 18 Dec-2017-Jan-2018
• Aarogya Bharati 17 Oct-Nov 2017 - Dengue Special Issue
• Aarogya Bharati 16 Aug-Sep 2017
• Aarogya Bharati 15 Jun-Jul 2017
• Aarogya Bharati 14 Apr-May 2017
• Aarogya Bharati 13 Feb-Mar 2017
• Aarogya Bharati 12 (द्विवर्षपूर्ती)
• Aarogya Bharati 11 Oct-Nov 2016 Dengue Special Issue
• Aarogya Bharati 10 Aug-Sep 2016
• Aarogya Bharati 9 Jun-Jul 2016
• Aarogya Bharati 8 Apr-May 2016
• Aarogya Bharati 7 Feb-Mar 2016
• Aarogya Bharati 6 (वर्षपूर्ती २०१५)
• Aarogya Bharati 5 Oct-Nov 2015
• Aarogya Bharati 4 Aug-Sep 2015
• Aarogya Bharati 3 Jun-Jul 2015
• Aarogya Bharati 2 Apr 2015
• Aarogya Bharati 1 Feb 2015

BMJ South Asia Awards 2018

Congratulations to Team Bharati Hospital & Research Centre, Pune for being among the top three finalists for Quality Improvement & Patient Safety category of BMJ South Asia Awards 2018.

Extra and Co curricular Activities and Achievements of Students

• Medical Students Association of India (MSAI) activities 2019-20
• Ansh Chaudhary and Prajjwal Priyadarshi stood second as a team in INTER-COLLEGE DEBATE competition in IMPULSE'19 held in CHRIST COLLEGE, Pune.
• Blood Donation Camp organised by UG students : 14^th June 2019
• Ansh Choudhary
• Shounak Patwardhan
• Sports Events Achievers
• Abhipsa Sinha and Saumya Jha
• Abhipsa Sinha
• Saumya Jha
• Anuradha Kumari
• Rishab Martius
• Ankita Misra
  • Ankita Misra-1
  • Ankita Misra-2
  • Ankita Misra-3
  • Ankita Misra-4
  • Ankita Misra-5
  • Ankita Misra-6
  • Ankita Misra-7
• Kartik Sharma
  • Kartik Sharma-1
  • Kartik Sharma-2
• Nimisha Ramesh
  • Nimisha Ramesh-1
  • Nimisha Ramesh-2
  • Nimisha Ramesh-3
  • Nimisha Ramesh-4
  • Nimisha Ramesh-5
  • Nimisha Ramesh-6
• Shagun Kumar
  • Shagun Kumar-1
  • Shagun Kumar-2
  • Shagun Kumar-3
• Vani Ghai
  • Vani Ghai-1
  • Vani Ghai-2

Undergraduate Rank and Distinction Holders 2014-18

• I MBBS Rank and Distinction Holders 2014-2018
• II MBBS Rank and Distinction Holders 2014-2018
• III MBBS Rank and Distinction Holders 2014-2018

Emergency Medicine Department

Emergency Medicine Training for lay persons : August 2018

Greetings from EMD.

It has been the endeavor of Emergency Medicine Department (EMD) to equip lay persons with the knowledge and skills to handle emergencies before the arrival of qualified professionals. In an effort in this direction, on 30 August 2018 we conducted a 2 hour training session on first aid for lay persons at the college of fine arts at the Dhankawadi campus. About fifty staff and students attended.

The activity consisted of a lecture highlighting the various common emergencies and the measures which can be taken by lay persons before arrival of trained personnel. This was followed by a demonstration of "Hands only cardio pulmonary resuscitation”. Subsequently a large number of people present had a hands on experience at hands only cardio pulmonary resuscitation.

The activity was appreciated by one and all members attending the training.

Glimpses

Regional Microbiology Quiz Competition for Under Graduates

August 2018

On 24th August 2018 the Department of Microbiology conducted the Regional Quiz Competition for Under Graduates on behalf of the XXIV Conference of the Maharashtra Chapter of Indian Association of Microbiology (IAMM) to be held at the Krishna Institute of Medical Sciences Karad (Maharashtra).

Nine Medical Colleges from the Pune Region participated. Dr Jaysree Patekar from GMC Aurangabad was the Quiz Master.

The team of Abhigyan Chakraborty and Tamanna Rathee from the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) Pune were declared the Winners.

Participating Colleges were :-

1. MIMER Medical College, Talegaon
2. Pad. D.Y.Patil Medical College, Pimpri
3. Kashibai Navale Medical College, Pune
4. BVDU Medical College, Pune
5. Rural medical College, Loni
6. NDMVPS Medical College, Nashik
7. VRVPF Medical College, Ahmednagar
8. B.J. Medical College Pune
9. Armed Forces Medical College, Pune

Glimpses

Regional Microbiology Quiz Competition for Undergradutes : August 2018

Regional Microbiology Quiz Competition for Undergradutes : August 2018

Winners of Regional Microbiology Quiz for Undergraduates

Golden Jubilee Event

51st Temporal Bone Dissection Workshop

20th and 21st August 2018

Department of ENT and HNS

Temporal bone dissection lab was established in 2003 in the Department of ENT with blessings of our Late Chancellor Dr Patangrao Kadam. It is crucial skill development lab for Otologist. For Post-graduate ENT students it is mandatory to do dissection for basic understanding of Middle ear anatomy and its important relations. Also it plays important role in professional life of practising ENT Surgeon, as prior to any new otological procedure or after a difficult situation in surgeries, one longs to do dissection for better understanding. . From 2003, every year three workshops were conducted, 6-7 candidates per workshop. Special workshop for State Government ENT Surgeons, Neurosurgeons and for visiting delegated from Iraq have been conducted. Till date 322 ENT Surgeons have availed the facility of dissection lab.

On 20th and 21st August 2018 ENT department celebrated Golden Jubilee (51st workshop) event of this activity. For Golden Jubilee event, eminent surgeon from Nanavati Hospital, Dr.K.P.Morwani and Dr.Madhuri Mehta from Hisar were invited for inauguration. The occasion was graced by Dr. S. Lalwani, MD & VP, BVDUMC and Senior Faculties from hospital and college. Dr.Vinay Vijayendra from Bangaluru was guest faculty on second day.

For this special event, Department had added 8 more dissection stations thus total of 16 stations were set-up. Two groups, one for PG and another for consultants were demarcated, each given two bones. This time special feature was Facial Nerve. First day approach was Trans-Mastoid while second day approach was Transcanal, as was demonstrated by Dr. Vijay Vijayendra. The dissection was evaluated and best dissected bone prize was given one in each category (PG and Consultant). The activity was supported by Pune chapter of ENT surgeons too.

At the end of workshop, feedback were taken to fine tune or incorporate newer suggestions in future workshops.

As goodwill gesture, Dept felicitated three MPWs from Anatomy Dept and clerk from ENT Dept.

Glimpses

Best bone prize by Dr. Dehadaray

Dissection in progress

Dissection in progress

Felicitation of Dr. K.P. Morwani by Dr Lalwani

Teaching Schedules

Teaching Schedules 2024

• Biochemistry SGT Feb 2024
• Biochemistry SGT Jan 2024
• Biochemistry SGT March 2024
• Community Medicine Feb 24
• Community Medicine Oct 2023 - Jan 2024
• FMT III Sem January 2024
• FMT V Sem January 2024
• G Medicine Jan 2024
• General Surgery Jan 2024
• Microbiology March 2024
• Microbiology April 2024
• Microbiology Feb 2024
• Microbiology IIISem 23-24
• Obgy April 2024
• Obgy February 2024
• Obgy March 2024
• Pathology Dec. 2023
• Pathology Feb. 2024
• Pathology Jan 2024
• Pediatrics Dec 23-Feb 24
• Pediatrics Feb 2


• Anatomy Jan 2024
• Microbiology Dec 2023 - Mar 2024
• OBGYN Jan - Feb 2024
• Biochemistry SGT Jan 2024
• Community Medicine Feb 24
• Community Medicine Oct 2023- Jan 2024
• FMT II Year Sem III January 2024
• FMT II Year Sem V January 2024
• G Medicine schedule Jan 2024
• General Surgery Jan 2024
• Microbiology Feb 2024
• Microbiology IIISem schedule
• Obgy February 2024
• Obgy March 2024
• Pathology Dec. 2023
• Pathology Feb. 2024
• Pathology Jan 2024
• Pediatrics Dec 23-Feb 24
• Pediatrics Dept Feb 24

Teaching Schedules 2023

• Anaesthesiology Jan to May 2023
• Anatomy June-July 2023
• Biochemistry December 2023
• Biochemistry October 2023
• Biochemistry September 2023
• Biochemistry Lecture SGT August - 2023
• Biochemistry Lecture SGT July - 2023
• Biochemistry June 2023
• Biochemistry May 2023
• Biochemistry April 2023
• CM Oct 2023 Jan 2024
• ENT May 2023
• FMT Phase III- October - 2023
• FMT Phase II- October - 2023
• FMT Phase II- August - 2023
• FMT Phase III- August - 2023
• FMT Phase III-July 23
• FMT Phase III-June 23
• FMT Phase II JUNE-2023
• FMT Phase III-May 23
• Forensic Medicine May 2023
• General Medicine June 2023
• General Medicine April 2023
• G Surgery August - 2023
• G Surgery July - 2023
• General Surgery June 2023
• General Surgery April 2023
• Microbiology August - 2023
• Microbiology April July 2023
• OBGY December 2023
• OBGY november 2023
• OBGY October - 2023
• OBGY August - 2023
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology May 2023
• Ophthalmology Sept - 2023- 7th Semester Lecture & Tutorial schedule
• Ophthalmology VI Semester - 3 week posting
• Ophthalmology October - 2023
• Ophthalmology Clinic Shedule Sept - 2023
• Ophthalmology Phase II Lecture Schedule - August 2023 1
• Ophthalmology July - 2023 - Phase III Part I Clinic schedule
• Ophthalmology July - 2023 - Phase II clinic schedule
• Ophthalmology June 2023
• Ophthalmology June 2023-2
• Ophthalmology May 2023
• Opthalmology 6th sem Feb - April 2023
• Opthalmology Phase II clinics April 2023
• Orthopedics Oct 2023
• Orthopedics Sep 2023
• Orthopedics Teaching August - 2023
• Orthopedics Teaching July - 2023
• Orthopaedics Nov 2022 to June 2023
• Oto-rhino-laryngology October - 2023
• Oto-rhino-laryngology September - 2023
• Oto-rhino-laryngology August - 2023
• Oto-Rhino-Laryngology July 2023
• Oto-Rhino-Laryngology June 2023
• Oto-Rhino-Laryngology May 2023
• Pathology April 2023
• Pathology March 2023
• Pathology Feb 2023
• Pediatrics Aug - Nov 2023
• Paediatrics April-May 2023
• Pharmacology October 23
• Pharmacology Sept - 2023
• Pharmacology July - 2023
• Pharmacology June 2023
• Pharmacology May 23
• Pharmacology April 2023
• Physiology Dec 23
• Physiology Nov 23
• Physiology Oct to Dec 23
• Physiology Sept 23
• Physiology May-June 2023
• Physiology April 2023
• Physiology March 2023
• Anatomy 2023
• Community Medicine Feb - Oct 2023
• ENT Teaching Schedule Apr 2023
• Pharmacology III Sem March 23
• Respiratory Medicine VII semester 31 jul to 2 oct 2023

Teaching Schedules 2022

• Anatomy March to Oct 2022
• Physiology April 2022 to Feb 2023
• Biochemistry Mar 2022 to Mar 2023
• Pathology Feb to Oct 2022
• Microbiology Mar 2022 to Mar 2023
• Pharmacology Apr 2022 to Mar 2023
• Forensic Medicine Feb 2022 to Apr 2023
• Community Medicine Feb.to Oct 2022
• General Medicine May to Oct 2022
• Pediatrics Mar to Dec 2022
• Psychiatry Mar to Nov 2022
• Dermatology Feb to Nov 2022
• Respiratory Medicine Mar to Oct 2022
• General Surgery April 2022 to Feb 2023
• Orthopaedics Feb to Oct 2022
• Oto-Rhino-Laryngology May to Nov 2022
• Opthalmology June to Nov 2022
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology Apr 2022 to Apr 2023
• Anaesthesiology Apr 2022 to Feb 2023
• Anatomy March to Oct 2022
• Physiology April and Dec 2022
• Biochemistry Mar to Dec 2022
• Pathology Feb to Oct 2022
• Microbiology Mar to Oct 2022
• Pharmacology Apr to Sept 2022
• Forensic Medicine Feb to Dec 2022
• Community Medicine Febto Oct 2022
• General Medicine May to Oct 2022
• Pediatrics Mar to Dec 2022
• Psychiatry Mar to Nov 2022
• Dermatology Feb to Nov 2022
• Respiratory Medicine Mar to Oct 2022
• General Surgery April to Oct 2022
• Orthopaedics Feb to Oct 2022
• Oto-Rhino-Laryngology May to Nov 2022
• Opthalmology June to Nov 2022
• Obstetrics and Gynaecology Apr to Dec 2022
• Anaesthesiology Apr to Nov 2022

Details of Recognitions

M.B.B.S. 2018

Super Specialty Admissions (2019-20)

Notes :-

• Fees are to be paid by Demand Draft in name of “Principal, B.V.D.U. Medical College, M.D./M.S.”, payable at Pune
• For online payment, please visit http://www.bharatividyapeethfees.com

UG Admissions - (MBBS) 2018-19

• Notice dated 6^th August 2018 regarding reporting for admission
• Fees Details : UG Admissions - MBBS (2018-19)
• Payment of Fees - DD
• UG Hostel Fees for 2018-19
• List of Documents for MBBS Admissions
• Format for Medical Fitness Certificate (in Microsoft Word document format)

Notes :-

• MBBS and Post Graduate Admissions are carried out through Director General of Health Science (DGHS), New Delhi.
• For further details please visit the website http://mcc.nic.in
• Fees are to be paid by Demand Draft in name of “Principal, B.V.D.U. Medical College, Pune”, payable at Pune
• For online payment, please visit http://www.bharatividyapeethfees.com

M.Sc. and DMLT Admissions (2019-20)

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M.Sc.Admissions (2019-20)

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DMLT Admissions (2019-20)

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PG Admissions

Information about Fee Structure for admission to M.D., M.S. and Diploma courses at BVDU Medical College, Pune

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• List of Documents for MD / MS / Diploma Admissions
• Format for Medical Fitness Certificate (MS Word document)
• Refund Policy
• Seat Matrix and Status of PG Seats
• Bond Format For PG MD/MS admissions 2018

Notes :-

• Fees are to be paid by Demand Draft in name of “Principal, B.V.D.U. Medical College M.D./M.S.”, payable at Pune
• For online payment, please visit http://www.bharatividyapeethfees.com
• Admissions will be done by DGHS, New Delhi. (http://mcc.nic.in/)

Drug Trial: Study

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a disease that affects knee joint most commonly, as the age progresses after fourth decade of life. The surface within joints become damaged so the joint doesn’t move as smoothly as it should. OA is usually diagnosed based on clinical signs and symptoms when examining joints.

Occurring most frequent in the knee, the prevalence of OA in this joint increases with age from approximately 1% in people aged 25-34 years to >30% in people aged > 75years. NSAID’s are commonly used for the management of OA and are effective in relieving the pain and physical dysfunction. NSAID’s are used to treat pain, swelling and inflammation from medical conditions such as OA.

NSAID’s may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke that can lead to death. This chance increases with longer use of NSAID’s in people who have heart disease. However , their use is associated with GI effects, ranging from mild heartburn and bloating to serious ulceration, perforation, obstruction, and bleeding, and with hepatic and renal toxic effects.

Subjects with OA whose symptoms are not adequately controlled with conventional or oral NSAID’s may require topical NSAID’s. International guidelines on OA care recommend the use of topical NSAID’s as an alternative to oral NSAID’s. Also , the OA research society international guidelines recommended topical NSAID’s as a first line therapy for subjects with OA and it was observed that the topical NSAID’s had an equivalent efficacy and a lower frequency of adverse events compared with oral NSAID’s.

Diclofenac is a NSAID, which works by reducing hormones that cause inflammation and pain in the body. The study medication in the present study is a gel formulation that contains the diclofenac sodium as its active ingredient. Various studies have reported diclfenac sodium gel to be safe and effective in subjects of OA of the knee.

In our department we had conducted drug trial under the heading “A Prospective , Multi-Center, Randomized, Double-Blind, Vehicle-Controlled, Parallel-Group Bioequuivalance Study With Clinical Endpoints Comparing Generic Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel 1% of Cipla Ltd., India To Voltaren Gel (A Diclofenac Sodium Topical Gel 1%) Of Endo Pharmaceutical Inc., USA In Subjects With Osteoarthritis Of The Knee” from March 2016 To February 2017, under the Guidance of Dr. Sanjay Patil (Head of the department in orthopaedics, Bharati Hospital) and Dr. Gopal Pundkare (Assistant Professor in department of orthopaedics, Bharati Hospital)

Patent processed : Vertebroplasty Needle : Dr.Arvind Bhave

Innovation is the need of the day. The field of Medicine and medical technology, especially, is always on the search for better treatment facilities and drugs to combat the growing ill health of the society and modern living. It is a matter of great pride for all of us when an Indian comes up with an invention that can combat these problems and make lives of patients easier. Dr. Arvind Bhave did exactly that by developing special needles for spine surgeries.

Dr. Arvind Bhave is the founder of a spine clinic, Bhave Hospital in Pune. After completing his MBBS and MS- Orthopedics from BJ Medical College, Pune, he went on to do his fellowship training from prestigious institutes in Israel, Japan and Korea and visited many spinal and neuro-spinal training institutes across the world.

When Dr Bhave came back to India, he found that the medical instruments and gadgets he had imported were unaffordable to patients here. Moreover, problems like osteoporosis and related spinal fractures were growing among senior citizens who also suffer from other problems of high blood pressure, diabetes etc. Dr. Bhave realized that instead of big open surgeries, the minimally invasive surgeries would be beneficial to the Indian population. These are under local anesthesia and hence, risk is reduced. Also, a day’s hospitalization is enough. No stitches are required and just bandaged dressings are enough.Hence, these surgeries would be the future for Indians. However, the high cost of imported equipment was a big hurdle. Not to give up, this doctor decided to come up with Indian equipment, which would be economical and effective both in function and utility. Thus, he developed unique low-cost needles for his patients.

Dr. Bhave says about his invention, “The needle device is patented under the IP Act in 2008, trade marked and the procedure using this device is copyrighted as ‘AB needle for Vertebroplasty’. It is used for the surgical treatment called, ‘Vertebroplasty’. This is a minimally invasive surgery for fixing fractures of spine due to osteoporosis or cancers spread in spine. We usually pass cement through this device and it gives strength to the affected vertebra(spine). This is done fully under local anesthesia and the patient goes home with a small bandage dressing. Other uses of this device are to take biopsies from vertebral body or any other bones for further diagnosis and treatment.”

The AB Needle stands out from the rest; its main features are: a] safety,b] locking system,c] multiple channels which allow 360 degrees of complete, uniform cementing of the affected vertebral body.

This innovation boasts of better safety margins and has a locking system to reduce failure or cement blockage during surgery. It has multiple channels, which allow complete 360 degrees discharge of cementing material.

And probably the best part of the AB Needle is its price; Says Dr. Bhave, “It is cost effective. Compared to 3000 USD of imported devices, the AB Needle is just 1700 Indian Rupees, thus bringing down the cost of surgery and making it more affordable to common Indian population -The Aam Aadmi!” So, how can we avail of the AB Needles ? Dr. Bhave reveals that efforts are on to market it through various surgical companies in India and abroad. As of now, they can be directly collected from him.

Dr. Bhave has personally used the AB Needles in more than 500 surgeries and has done demonstration surgeries and lectures in India and in countries like Japan, Germany, Austria and many more. The needle has been used by many spinal surgeons in many states across the corners of India from Gujarat to Assam.

The AB Needle which comes as a boon to many osteoporotic patients has given Dr. Bhave some memorable cases. He recalls a one 67 yrs mango-plucker from Konkan,who had a fall in April, 2013. His spine fracture prevented him from earning his living. A week after surgery, he was back to pluck mangoes in May, the season of Alfonso mangoes in Ratnangiri,Konkan.

There was another incident where a 65year old diabetic and asthmatic lady was bedridden for 6 months after suffering a spinal fracture during a bus travel.Dr Bhave happily says, “5 months after a successful Vertebroplasty, she did a Char Dham Yatra and brought me ‘Prasad’!

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Students Achievements

The undergraduate students won the Regional Inter collegiate (UG) Microbiology quiz organized by IAMM, Maharashtra in July2009. They were placed 3rd in the State level quiz  in Nov,2009. IAP Quiz: Ms. Sonali Mohanty and Ms. Susan Bal represented BVDU Medical College and won the divisional round of 22nd UG quiz (2009) held at BVDU Medical College amongst 06 teams representing the Western zone Ms. Sonali Mohanty and Ms. Susan Bal stood third at Zonal round of 22 UG quiz (2009) at Goa Inter Collegiate Quiz in Ophthalmology was won by our team with 2nd Position /11.9.09

Post Graduate Students:

Dr. Nikhil Shah, Dr. Sreejith R and Dr. Shivacharan successfully completed PALS course in August 2009 Dr. Nikhil Shah, Dr. Sharan Bulla, Dr. Harit Bansal, Dr. Pawan Kalyan, Dr. Ajay Lal and Dr. Samiksha  Prasad completed NALS course in December 2009 Dr. Pawan Kalyan received 2nd prize at the Haemato-Oncology quiz in September 2009 organized by 1st Haemato-Onco Meet, Pune Dept of Medicine - PG students- Dr. Vishal Aryan & Dr.Sadique Pathan won2nd Prize in AIDS Quiz in Pune City, Dr. Arpan Jain, Dr. Sushil Gandhi won Best Paper Award in Research Society Conference  of BVDUMC on ‘Varied clinical presentations of Multiple Myeloma.’ Dr. Gayatri Aryan  received Best Paper Award in Annual Conference of Pune OBS & Gyn Society ( POGS) held in Pune on 20th December 2009 on ‘Lipid Cell    Tumour’- A rare case Dr. Aashish Jog presented a paper on ‘Evaluation of Bone Mineral Density in IT Professionals’ at MOACON 2009 and made a poster presentation on ‘AC Joint Dislocation with Fracture Coracoid’ Dr. Prince Gupta presented a paper on ‘A Biological Approach Treatment of metaphysiodiaphyseal fractures of the Tibia” (MOACON 2009)

Staff Achievements

One student is selected as the outstanding sportsperson for each year. He is felicitated and awarded with certificate and winner shield in hands of Hon. Secretary in a special function. For the year 2009-10, a special function is to be organized in the month of May 2010.

Honors and Awards:

Dr. V.A.Saoji, Principal, was awarded International Fellowship in Medical Education by FAIMER, ECFMC, USA to pursue Masters degree in Medical Education ( MHPE) at university of Illinois at Chicago in August 2006. The fellowship award was USD 50,000. Dr. P.M.Bulakh, Professor in Biochemistry received life time achievement award  at 33rd ACBICON 2006 at AFMC, Pune. Dr. V.R.Sardesai, Professor, Dept of Dermatology was invited as an ‘Observer’ to the Center for Blistering Diseases at Boston, MA, Harvard Medical School, USA Dr. D.B.Wani Professor of Pathology was selected in International CME in Transfusion Medicine at Murten, Switzarland . Dr. Kavita Krishna, Professor, Department of Medicine has been included in the National Advisory Board of Journal of Association of Physicians of India; and Advisory Board of International Journal, Medical Science and Research. Dr. A.R.Joshi Professor and Head, Department of Physiology appointed on the Editorial  board of Internet Journal of Medical Update for the year 2007-2008. Dr. Girija Wagh, Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology was nominated as assistant co-coordinator for National Eclampsia Registry, and was also appointed as secretary of Pune chapter of Uro-gynaecology. She was elected as Clinical Secretary Pune Obstetric and Gynecology society for 2008. On 1st December 2008, felicitation of 6 faculty members of Community Medicine department (Project and programme coordinators) was done by Mr. Suresh Kalmadi President, Indian Olympic Association, for the active participation  in “Environmental Awareness Programme in Schools under CYG. Dr. Jitendra Oswal, Associate Professor in Pediatrics is the member of Reviewer board: Indian Pediatrics- Indexed Journal, Journal of Pediatric Infectious Disease Turkey.

Invitation From Abroad:

Dr. Vivek A. Saoji - Principal:

He was invited for the Directors meeting of FAIMER regional   Institutes at Philadelphia PA, USA. Participated in this international   workshop from 18th to 23rd August 2007. He was invited as international faculty “FACULTY ADVISOR” for the FAIMER Institute 2007 an international faculty development program at Philadelphia PA, USA from 14th to 20th Oct. 2007. He was invited by the British Open University, World Federation for Medical Education (WFME) and FAIMER to be a member of International team for developing distance learning modules in Health Sciences for FAIMER and WFME members in the first meeting between 29th April to 2nd May 2009 in United Kingdom.

Dr. (Mrs.) Girija Wagh ,Professor from the Department of Ob-GY

was an invitee in the 57th conference of the German Society of Gynaecology and Obstetrics in Hamburg and to the  Kiel School of Gynaecological Endoscopy from September 10 to October 8, 2008.

Fellowships:

Dr Jyoti Sharma, Dept. of Paediatrics Fellowship in Paediatric Nephrology, International Society of Nephrology, Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill University of  Health Sciences, Montreal , Canada. Dr. Sada  was trained in critical care in Medicine (ISCCM). Dr. Sudhir Kothari, Dr. Milind Joshi,Dr. Rajeev Doshi,Dr. Anand Ghiya received Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery F.M.A.S.The  Exam was held by A.M.A.S.I. in Poona hospital on 30th March, 2008  and Convocation was held on July 5th 2008 at AMASI Annual Conference in Chennai, India. Dr. Mrunal Ketkar,  Dr Shubha Chandorkar and Aarti Hajarnavis completed the Fellowship in Medical Education conducted by FAIMER- (Foundation for  Advancement in Medical Education &  Research)  in  regional centre  at  CMC - Ludhiana. Dr Parasnis and Dr. Wagh were conferred FICOG -Fellowship of Indian College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Sudhir Shinde (M.S., FACRSI) was selected for fellowship awarded by t he Association of    Colorectal Surgeons of India. He did his fellowship at  Saint Francis   Hospital at  Hartford, Connecticut USA from 1st to 31st Oct 07. Dr A. V.Bhave Professor, Orthopedics was awarded: 1. Scholarship- Hokkaido University Sapporo, JAPAN 2. Fellowship - Japan Orthopaedic & Trauma Foundation 2008 Dr. Pradeep P. Sharma received Visiting Fellowship in Colorectal Surgery at St. Francis Hospital Connecticut.

Patents Generated:

Patent no: 198510: Vertebroplasty Needle assembly - under new IPR laws. Copyright for the procedure: Vertebroplasty using AB needle. Trade mark for this device: AB needle. Selected under 'Inventors of India [2004-2008] by IIM Ahmedabad. Teaching Stethoscope Innovation in clinical teaching aids -Dr Shahaji Deshmukh,  Professor Surgery  applied for patent- registration number awaited

S.No.	Title of the paper	Author(s)	Journal	Year	Volume
1	Medicine Catastrophic APLA with Libman Sach’s Endocarditis	Dr. Kavita Krishna	The Indian Practitioner	Nov. 2009	Vol. 62, No.ll, Pg 717-720
2	Obstetrics-Gynecology Long chain polyunsaturated fatty acid composition of breast milk in Pre-eclamptic mothers.	Kilari A, Mehendale S, Dangat K, Yadav H, Gupta A, Taralekar V, Joshi S (Impact Factor 1.920) ISSN 1661- 7800, Karger, Switzerland	Neonatology	2010	97:190-194
	Long chain polyunsaturated fatty acids in mothers of term babies	Kilari A, Mehendale S, Dangat K, Yadav H, Kulkarni A , Dhobale M, TaralekarV, Joshi S (Impact  Factor 1.234) ISSN 0300-5577, Walter De Gruyter, Germany	Journal of  Perinatal  Medicine  2009	2009	37:513-518
	High maternal plasma antioxidant concentrations associated with preterm delivery	Joshi S , MehendaleS, Dangat K, Killari A, Yadav H, Taralekar V, (Impact Factor 1.236) ISSN No 0250- 6807, Karger, Switzerland	Annals of  nutrition &  metabolism	2009	53:276-282
3	Dermatology Case Report – Uncommon Presentation of Syringocystadenoma Papilliferum & Condyloma Acuminata	Dr.V.R.Sardesai	Indian  Journal Of Dermatology,Venereology & Leprology	May-June 2009	Vol. 75, Issue 3, Pg.330
4	Pharmacology Effect of pretreatment with con-enzyme Q10 on Isoproterenolinduced cardiotoxicity and cardiac hypertrophy in rats.	AE Ghule, CP Kulkarni, SL Bodhankar, VA Pandit	Current Therapeutic Research	Dec. 2009	Vol 70, No.6 Pages 460-471
5	Microbiology Quinpristin-Dalfopristin resistance among methicillin-resistant strains of Staphylococci	S.M. Bhatawadekar, A.Chattopadhyay	Indian Journal of Pharmacology	Feb. 2010	Vol.42 Issue 01

Research and Publications Overview

Medical Colleges are the places where learning is sacred. Learning also means growth. For growth in any field, research is a must. Who are better suited for research than professors with years of practical experience and eager students wanting to learn everything? This combination helps Medical Colleges ensure that they stay at the cutting edge of advancements in the medical field and at the same time contribute to this advancement by doing original research. 

The importance research activity was identified by the Bharati Vidyapeeth Medical College since its establishment in the year 1989. Since then BVUMC has given priority to improve research related activities within the campus. It is for this reason that an independent research unit IRSHA – Interactive Research School in Health Affairs was established. IRSHA has been specially established for promotion, development and coordination of various research activities. Main agenda of IRSHA is to collaborate research of various disciplines within BVUMC as well as with external research institute like NCL and other international universities.

BVUMC has provided an excellent platform not only for UG and PG students but also to its faculty members to participate in research activities. UG students are assigned projects in small groups by department of Community Medicine. PG students are given broad areas of topic for research which helps to create and promote research aptitude. Faculty members of various departments are encouraged to present scientific research papers at various national and international conferences.

The research society of BVUMC is authorized for funding important  research projects. Similarly the research committee at the university level is also entitled for funding various research projects.

The Research Society of BVUMC was established to encourage the idea of research among the faculties of all the disciplines and the students to undertake more research projects. 

Teachers are given special study leave for research purpose along with seed money for their project from B.V. University. Students are given financial support in the form of ICMR scholarship along with all possible help to use college and hospital resources required to carry out the project.

There have been a number of publications at both International and National level from the college staff. A number of staff members and students have presented their work in various national and international conferences. Many of the faculty members are invited as guest speakers and to deliver key note address at the major knowledge events. The college has received more than Rs. five crores in grants from various national and international agencies for carrying out research.

Facilities for Students

Medical course is a long course of four and half years and students very often tend to get short of confidence, insecure, depressed, especially those students coming from various corners of India and from abroad.

Facilities are provided to the students for their academic progress as well as extracurricular development.

When the college opens for the first year students, the Medical Education Unit of the college conducts a three-day orientation programme. Students are counseled regarding medical curriculum, pattern of teaching and learning, study skills, stress and time management. Later, when the students are exposed to clinical teaching, orientation is conducted regarding development of clinical skills.

The academic in charge of pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical batches receive inputs about performance and attendance of the students. Parents of those students with unsatisfactory performance are informed regarding their ward’s progress. Counseling sessions are held between heads of department and such parents and students to sort out academic and even non-academic problems of these students.

The student’s avail of all other facilities such as library, digital library, internet, well equipped lecture halls with LCD projection.

Several cells like counseling cell, guidance cell, grievance cell exist for the students. Facilities are provided for students to participate in sports and cultural activities. Students are encouraged to participate actively in sports activities, cultural festivals and various community outreach programmes. Every year the students bring out an issue of college magazine “The Elixir” and showcase their literary skills.

It is our endeavor to carve out an all round, humane, competent physician out of each and every medical student. 

 

Facilities for Staff

The Medical College considers its “Staff” as its most important asset and strives for its well-being. There are several schemes devised and implemented for the welfare of the staff members. 

The Bharati Vidyapeeth Health Scheme (B.V.H.S.) ensures that all the staff members (Teaching and Non-Teaching) can avail the investigative, diagnostic and treatment facilities; howsoever costly they may be, at Bharati Hospital. A nominal amount is deducted from the salary for this purpose and all the above facilities are given free of cost.

The Sevak Kalyan Nidhi (S.K.N.) is another such welfare scheme implemented specially for the non-teaching staff. It helps them in their needs such as education of their children, housing loans etc.

Computers and Internet have become the most vital and essential part of day-to-day functioning. A fast speed Internet facility is provided in every department and a multi-terminal digital library is set up in the college building. The staff can access almost all indexed journals and various textbooks and they need not spend a large amount for subscription to these journals. This helps them to update their knowledge, send their research articles and also find references. The digital library staff is available full time for any assistance.

Research and up gradation of knowledge is a priority in the college. Funding is given to the staff members to attend conferences, workshops and training programmes. The staff is encouraged to actively participate in them, present their work and have interaction with authorities in their respective subjects. The college organizes several surgical workshops every year wherein reputed surgeons from India and abroad train the faculty members and improve their surgical skills. A state of art research facility – IRSHA – exists in the college campus and every help is given to each and every staff member desirous of carrying out research.

Besides the curricular activities, the staff meets informally at various get together events organized by the college on the occasion of research society conference or university foundation day.

Students Cell

Foreign student and NRI student cell

The NRI and foreign students cell was formed in August 2007. in response to the letter from Ministry of External affairs.

The following information regarding the students is collected as per guidelines : Place of birth and nationality. Validity of passport Validity of Visa. Special endorsements in the visa if any. Instruct students to inform college regarding change of address. Inform immediately about foreign students misbehaviour or illegal activities. Bonafide certificate in enclosed format for each student.

Total Number of NRI students 33. and total Number of Foregin students 27 Meetings are held quarterly and some of the important points discussed in the meeting are as follows.

Important points discussed are:

Academic:

1) Student attendance – Emphasis is laid on the attendance of the students and a monthly review of their attendance is carried out. If the attendance is not satisfactory the student is called and counseled. The parents/guardians of the student is also informed.  2) Most of the students are doing well in their academics. They find the curriculum and teaching extremely satisfactory and at par with the curriculum in most of the other countries. They find the faculty of this institute very helpful and they are willing to listen to them and help them solve their problems. 3) Some of the students have problems adjusting to our examination pattern as they are used to MCQ pattern and short answer question pattern only. However they are given practice tests at regular intervals which help them cope with this problem .

General

Accomodation Food Language Relationship with other students Culture

Students Activities

Outreach Activities

• Outreach / Community Activities : June 2018 to May 2019

Specialty Services

Broad Specialty	Specialty Clinics	Time
Medicine	Cardiology -Monday, Wednesday Friday Nephrology- Thursday Neurology- Monday Tuesday	2-4 pm
Radiology	Foetal Anamoly scan clinic-every Tuesday Thursday	2-4 pm
T.B. and Chest	Asthma Clinic - Thursday Smoking Cessation Clinic- Monday	2-4 pm
Dermatology	Psoriasis , Vitiligo, Leprosy, STD-All once in a month - every Friday	2-4 pm
Psychiatry	CGC-Thursday/Friday,  Psychosomatic disorders-Wednesday  Students counseling-Daily 24 hours.	2-4 pm
Surgery	Endoscopy- Every Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday Reconstructive surgery -Friday Breast clinic- Wednesday Friday Urology- Monday Thursday Colo-rectal surgery - Wednesday Thursday  Neurosurgery Paediatric surgery- Daily as per requirement	2-4 pm
Orthopedics	Hand Clinic - Microvascular  Surgery. Brachial plexus injury  Sports medicine clinics - Arthroscopy clinic once  Spine clinic in a Arthritis clinic week Osteoporotic clinic	2-4 pm
E.N.T.	Facial Reconstructive Surgery - Wednesday Head Neck Cancer Detection - Monday Diagnostic Nasal Endoscopy - Thursday	2-4 pm
Ophthalmology	Retina and Glaucoma- Wednesday	2-4 pm
Anesthesia	Pre anesthesia clinic -daily,  Pain clinic-once a week ,  Labour analgesia clinic- as and when required	2-4 pm
Obstetrics Gynecology (Deliveries included)	Infertility clinic, Cancer detection clinic, Postnatal clinic, Family welfare clinic, Well women clinic, Amenorrhoea clinic, High risk clinic, Garbh sanskar	2-4 pm
Pediatrics	Epilepsy- Tuesday and Friday High Risk Neonatology -Wednesday and Saturday Paediatric Orthopaedic -Wednesday Paediatric Endocrinology-Friday Nephrology and Haemato-oncology- Friday	2-4 pm

Other facilities

Blood Bank

The hospital has a well equipped blood bank with a total area of 110 sq. m. with an additional facility for component storage & has been operating since 15 yrs.  It provides 24 hour emergency service. Blood donation camps are organized regularly. We have a large list of donors. We are in the process of establishing a new component separation laboratory.

Blood components available: Whole blood Packed cell volume(PCV) Fresh frozen plasma(FFP) Platelet concentrate

Pharmacy

A pharmacy is located in the hospital building which is open for 24 hrs. Here all medicines are available at subsidized rates.

Physiotherapy

The department has  well trained physiotherapists and following facilities are available: Short Wave Diathermy IFT Cervical Traction  Lumbar Traction Ultrasound Therapy Tens Electrical muscle Steam water CPM Paraffin Wax Bath Infra Red

Hostel Facilities:

Apart from the teaching and training facilities that are available in college and hospital there are other facilities like Separate Boys and Girls hostels for undergraduate students. There is a separate PG, Resident and Intern Hostel Facility in Hospital campus. There are two separate girls hostel with a total capacity of 145 rooms accommodating more than 370 girls. There are 970 rooms in boys hostel providing accommodation for about 290 students. All the resident doctors have been provided with well furnished shared accommodation. There are 104 rooms accommodating about 225 residents. There are hostels for nurses and working women with 50 rooms and providing accommodation to 150 nurses. All hostels are well furnished with recreational facilities of TV, Internet, and hygienic mess facilities. There is a separate play ground for outdoor games, gymnasium, and indoorgames. Other facilities like Banking with ATM facility,Book store and Medical store in college and Hospital are available.

Critical Care Area

Adult ICU Information Tertiary level Adult Intensive Care Unit with approximately 4500 admissions per year. Round the clock coverage with trained Intensive care specialists. 60 bedded unit equipped with multiparameter monitors, central oxygen, air, suction/ Dual UPS and Generator backup. 6 Isolation room facilities. 40 advanced ventilators (Vela, Belavista) 25 HFNCs, 6 dedicated NIVs. Advanced Ventilatory facilities like AVEA- Transpulmonary pressure monitoring, GE Carescape R860 with advanced respiratory monitoring and metabolic cart. High Frequency Oscillator, Advanced monitoring facilities such as Invasive hemodynamic monitoring, Capnography, Bedside EEG. 100 Syringe pumps, 5 Defibrillators, 4 Transvenous pacemakers, Intra-aortic balloon pump Dedicated Bedside X-ray (SHIMADZU) and Echocardiography/ US (Sonosite) with Point of care X-Ray system (REGUS 190) stationed in ICU Dedicated Bronchoscope for ICU. Point of care lab- ABG, Lactates and Electrolytes ICU Dialysis facility (Dialysis Machines- Fresenius 4008, 5008 S, and Ultra touch 1000) with dedicated RO unit. In house resuscitation services- CODE BLUE for the hospital. MET / Stroke code/ MI code / Trauma code services. 24 hour available Speciality backup, Laboratory and radiological facilities- CT/MR. Recognised for DM critical care training by NMC. Advanced Simulation Skills lab with SimMan 3G and other basic manikins
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (N.I.C.U)
	Bharati hospital has the largest NICU in Maharashtra with 60 beds Level III / II / I care provided 11 ventilators Advanced ventilation ( HFO by Sensor medics ) Bubble CPAP - Fischer and Paykel Surfactant administration Phototherapy units
36 warmers Video EEG Neonatal Neurosonography - Acuson X 300 Neonatal echocardiography - Acuson X 300 ROP screening , laser therapy for ROP Well designed , well equipped neonatal ambulance services
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit (P.I.C.U)
	10 bedded Level II PICU 3 ventilators Renal replacement therapy ( peritoneal + hemodialysis ) ET - CO2 monitors Invasive BP monitoring Dedicated ambulance

Emergency services provided by the hospital

Infrastructure

State of the art emergency medicine ward and department catering to all emergency situations. The department is fully equipped and staffed to cater to any emergency situation. Emergencies can be attended to round the clock.

Point of Care Diagnostic Facility

To be able to achieve early diagnosis leading to prompt treatment the ward has the following equipment in house.

1. Portable X-Ray
2. Portable ultrasound machine
3. ECG machine
4. Glucometer

• In addition to the emergency medicine department the following support departments are available round the clock to augment the patient management.
  • Radiodiagnosis department (MRI, CT, Ultrasound and X ray.)
  • Laboratory Sciences department
  • Blood Bank
  • Intensive care department
  • Assistance for medical insurance holders
  • Assistance for government schemes – for people below poverty line
• There are three well equipped ambulances available on call 24x7.
• Twenty-four hour open medical store.
• ATM for emergency cash withdrawal.

Hospital overview

Bharati Hospital is a well-known centre of clinical excellence located in the same premises. It is a 856 bedded multi-specialty, tertiary care hospital providing modern diagnostic as well as therapeutic facilities. Housed in a well-planned multi-storied building having area of 3,35,500 sq.ft., it caters to the immediate vicinity area of 25 sq.km. and caters to the population of around 3,00,000 people.

All clinical departments are located in the hospital and have their respective OPDs. The wards and OPDs are well equipped with all facilities for teaching training and patient care. It provides good clinical material for teaching and training of under graduate and Post Graduate students.

Apart from the normal OPDs such as Medicine , Surgery, Orthopedics, Gynecology, Pediatrics etc. a number of specialty clinics like Neurology, Cardiology, Rheumatology, Nephrology, Gastroenterology, Endoscopy, Neurosurgery, Pediatric surgery, Plastic surgery, Breast clinic, Infertility clinic, Endocrinology clinic, Pediatric endocrinology, Pediatric nephrology, Pediatric genetics, Spine clinic, Sports medicine, Aesthetic dermatology, Geriatric clinic, De-addiction clinic, Child guidance centre etc. are also run in the hospital.

The administrative sections and record rooms are fully automated. Radiology and Orthopedics departments are linked with computer retrieval systems. The central clinical Laboratories of Hospital are well equipped with latest instruments like Fully Automated analyzers, ABG Machines, Hematology counters etc. 

Blood Bank is well equipped with additional facility for component storage.

There is a state of art OT complex located on the third floor of Hospital with 13 Operating Rooms. This ultra modern facility caters to General Surgery, Orthopaedics, and super specialties like neurosurgery, laparoscopic surgeries etc. All OTs are centrally air conditioned with AHU, HEPA filters multi-para monitors, and cardiac monitors and with all the modern gadgets for the patient safety. 

The facility of CCTV is available for demonstration of live operative procedures for students. The students can interact and get their queries answered by discussion with operating surgeon. 

The Hospital has well equipped critical care areas like the ICU, CCU, NICU and PICU facilities. Bharati Hospital is one of the few centers permitted by Govt. of Maharashtra to establish isolation ward for treating H1N1 cases in recent epidemic in Pune city. There is a separate Dialysis unit offering treatment to patients at very low cost. The Dept of Radio diagnosis offers modern diagnostic facilities like CT scan, MRI, Mammography, Color Doppler, Ultra-sonography etc.

Other facilities available in the hospital are central laundry unit, CSSD, Vermiculture Plant, Eye Bank, Ambulances, Canteen and Medical Store in subsidized rates.

Department details

1. Department of Anatomy
• Anatomy Dept. Cadaveric Oath - I MBBS students
2. Department of Anesthesiology
3. Department of Biochemistry
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4. Department of Cardiology
5. Department of Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology
6. Department of Community Medicine
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   • ICMR Research
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7. Department of Critical Care Medicine
8. Department of Dermatology, Venereology And Leprosy
9. Department of Emergency Medicine
10. Department of Forensic Medicine
11. Department of General Medicine
12. Department of Immunohematology & Blood Transfusion
13. Department of Interventional Radiology
14. Department of Maternal and Foetal Medicine
15. Department of Medical Gastroenterology
16. Department of Microbiology
17. Department of Neonatology | MMRV Analysis / Study Report
18. Department of Neurology
19. Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
20. Department of Ophthalmology
21. Department of Orthopedics
22. Department of Otorhinolaryngology (ENT)
23. Department of Paediatrics Neurology
24. Department of Pathology
25. Department of Pediatric Surgery
26. Department of Pediatrics
27. Department of Pharmacology
    • Workshop on Preclinical Evaluation of Drugs-Role & Regulations
28. Department of Physiology
29. Department of Psychiatry
30. Department of Pulmonary Medicine
31. Department of Radio diagnosis
32. Department of Reproductive Medicine
33. Department of Reproductive Medicine & Surgery
34. Department of Spine Surgery
35. Department of Surgery
36. Department of Surgical Gatroenterology
37. Department of Urosurgery

Students Admitted

Students admitted (year-wise)

1. PG 2020-21
2. UG 2019-20
3. PG 2019-20
4. Super-speciality 2019-20
5. Super-speciality 2018-19
6. M.Sc. 2019-20
7. DMLT 2019-20

Admission Procedure

• MBBS and Post Graduate Admissions are carried out through Director General of Health Science (DGHS), New Delhi.
• For further details please visit the website http://mcc.nic.in

Faculty attendance

As per MCI Bio metric Attendance...

Teaching Faculty

Teaching Faculty

Other Courses

S.No.	Name of the Course	Intake	Duration	Eligibility Criteria
1.	M.Sc. (Anatomy)	03	3 years	B.Sc. with Zoology (at least 50% marks) or M.Sc. with Zoology or any other Medical subject
2.	M.Sc. (Physiology)	03	3 years	B.Sc. with Zoology as major subject with minimum 50% marks.
3.	M.Sc. (Biochemistry)	03	3 years	B.Sc. with Chemistry / Biochemistry with minimum 50% of marks.
4.	M.Sc. (Microbiology)	03	3 years	B.Sc. With Microbiology or Zoology, Botany and Chemistry with minimum 50% of marks
5.	M.Sc. (Pharmacology)	03	3 years	B.Sc. With Chemistry or physics with Botany or Zoology with minimum 50% of marks. Should have offered chemistry, Physics and Biology at F.Y.B.Sc. level B. Pharm recognized by the Pharmacy Council of India. Bachelors degree of any recognized University with Biomedical Sciences.
6.	D.M.L.T.	10	1 year	B.Sc. (Chemistry / Biochemistry / Microbiology / Botany / Zoology as Principal subject.

UG and PG Courses

Infrastructure

The Medical College has beautiful lush green campus and very good infrastructure, which is an excellent expression of modern architecture. Apart from the college and hospital building we have a canteen, separate UG and PG and intern hostels, animal house, gymnasium, playground, staff quarters, RHTC and UHTC campus.

The total built up area of the college is 23690.27 sq.mt. and that of the hospital is 33445.09 sq.mt. Rural Health Training Centre, Lavale has built up area of 2482.20 sq. mt. and Urban Health Training Centre at Sadashiv Peth is 232.25 sq. mt.

Smart Classrooms :- The 03 main lecture halls in the college with capacity of 180 each are air-conditioned with smart classroom and virtual classroom facilities. These include interactive projectors/boards, Wi-Fi access, two way audio video conferencing facilities, lecture capture system, mobile biometric attendance etc.

We also have 02 air conditioned conference halls and 02 auditoriums of seating capacity of 450 and 550.

Central Library :-

houses 18127 books, 176 journals (national : 88, international : 88) 5300 reference books, 3100 titles and 3771 bound volumes. The reading hall which is open 24 hours accommodates 300 students. There is a library management software (SOUL 2.0). http://192.168.14.50/webopac/

Digital Library :- has 44 terminals that provide access to online books and journals. We are connected with 3 online databases (National Knowledge Network, MUHS, DELNET). Many electronic journals are available through these portals (2074 – MUHS, 1900 - DELNET). A proprietary software (E-PASS) is also available. We have developed an institutional repository. http://bvdumc.dgl/bvdumc/

There are separate boys’ and girls’ hostels for undergraduate students and a separate residents and interns hostel facility. Two new hostels (UG boys and girls) have been built having with all modern amenities considering the current needs of the students. All the resident doctors have been provided with well-furnished shared accommodation. All hostels are well furnished with recreational facilities like TV, internet, indoor games facility etc.

The campus also has staff quarters for faculty members and non- teaching staff. There are 72 one and two BHK furnished apartments in the campus. Playground for outdoor games like cricket, football, basketball and a well-equipped gymnasium are also available in the campus.

Rural Health Training Centre :- at Lavale has a built up area of 2482.20 sq.mt and provides comprehensive health care to a population of almost 65,000 in 10 villages. The center is fully equipped with diagnostic and therapeutic facilities along with residential facility for staff and trainees. The RHTC serves as a rural field practice demonstration area for undergraduate students and interns.

Urban Health Training Centre :- at Sadashiv Peth caters to 61,000 population spread over 9 wards of Pune Municipal Corporation area providing multispecialty OPD and basic diagnostic facilities.

Overview

Location:

The College and the attached hospital is situated on main Pune – Satara Road in the southern part of Pune city about 5 km. from Swargate (one of the major bus terminus in the city). The Medical College and attached teaching hospital occupy 25 acres of land on a sprawling 75 acres of the lush green campus.

Recognition:

The medical college and all the courses/degrees run by it are recognized by Medical Council of India. The General Medical Council of Great Britain has also given recognition to this college. The college is listed in World Health Organization’s directory of recognized medical educational institutes. The students of this institute are eligible to appear for USMLE and PLAB exams.

Aim:

Aim of our institute is to prepare students to function as competent, proactive 'First Contact Physician' equipped with scientific temper and capability for specialization befitting to ever changing health needs of changing community. .

Vision:

Vision of our institute is to transform Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) Medical College, Pune as a ‘center of excellence’ in the field of medical education & research and to cater national as well as global health care needs. .

Mission:

1. To develop world class infrastructure, faculty base and teaching learning environment so as to produce competent first contact physician envisaged by central government and Medical Council of India.
2. To empower the students with deep knowledge and awareness of current development in medicine.
3. To encourage research activities improving health care management.
4. To achieve high standards of comprehensive patient management.
5. To develop humane attitude towards patient.

The focus of the institute is to produce doctors who are competent, compassionate with humane and holistic approach towards their patients. The quality of education imparted to the students is constantly improved by up-gradation of teaching and learning methods through a continuous process. Our teaching programs encourage interaction and participation from students.

The emphasis of all teaching learning activities is to inculcate the habits of self-directed lifelong learning in our students. The teaching learning activities are designed accordingly. The emphasis is on learning, skills and hands on training. The students get ample opportunities for practicing this in the attached teaching hospital.

Principal's Message

The Medical College implements guidelines framed by MCI to curb the menace of ragging in Medical Colleges. For further details visit: www.mciindia.org