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Lady Hardinge Medical College, New Delhi

New Delhi, Delhi Government University of Delhi
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A college founded for women’s medical education

Lady Hardinge Medical College opened in February 1916 to expand medical education for women. The University of Delhi’s historical account records central-government management and undergraduate and postgraduate medical teaching.

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CityNew Delhi Source
Postal addressShaheed Bhagat Singh Marg, Connaught Place, New Delhi 110001 Source
Official websitehttps://lhmc-hosp.gov.in/ Source
Year established1916 Source

LHMC New Delhi

What distinguishes LHMC New Delhi

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Academic settingThe foundation stone for Lady Hardinge Medical College was laid in 1914, and the institution formally opened in February 1916. It was created to expand women’s access to medical education and has been affiliated to the University of Delhi since 1950.Institutional history
Clinical settingClinical teaching involves Smt. Sucheta Kriplani Hospital and Kalawati Saran Children’s Hospital. The latter began in 1956 and provides a distinct paediatric teaching setting alongside the broader clinical services associated with LHMC.Official service/course descriptions
Cost evidenceA current, category-specific MBBS fee schedule was not verified in the available sources. No estimated fee is presented as an official amount.See the detailed Fees page

LHMC’s MBBS programme is for women. This does not mean every programme has the same restriction: the institution’s history records admission of both men and women to postgraduate programmes from 1970.

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