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Institutional information
Sources reviewed 19 September 2026. This update covers the information below; other profile details remain subject to verification.
| City | Ahmedabad Source |
|---|---|
| College website | https://bjmcabd.edu.in/ Source |
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BJMC Ahmedabad
What distinguishes BJMC Ahmedabad
| Item | Reference | Scope |
|---|---|---|
| Academic setting | BJMC traces its origins to the Ahmedabad Medical School established in 1871. The institution adopted the Byramjee Jeejeebhoy name in 1879 and became a medical college in 1946. Its undergraduate affiliation moved to Gujarat University in 1951, followed by postgraduate affiliation in 1956. | Institutional history |
| Clinical setting | Teaching is connected with the Civil Hospital campus in Asarwa. The institutional history describes a larger network of clinical services, including the M. & J. Institute of Ophthalmology and U. N. Mehta Institute of Cardiology. These associated institutions should not be treated as a single undifferentiated teaching unit. | Official service/course descriptions |
| Cost evidence | The official UG table is undated and lists phase-wise amounts under government quota. It is retained as a reference, not labelled as a confirmed 2026–27 bill. | See the detailed Fees page |
The institution’s 1871 origin and its 1946 transition to medical-college status describe different milestones. This is the Ahmedabad college; it should not be confused with B. J. Government Medical College in Pune.
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