Is there a right way to teach medical science?
Our Academic Philosophy
No there isn't. Everyone learns and imbibes the principles of the medical science in their own way. Our job is to keep fostering that curiousity to keep seaching, exploring, having the courage to keep pushing the envelope of what we currently know about the human body.
The science of medicine has evolved rapidly in the last few decades and it is poised to keep evolving in leaps and bounds over the next few ones. However, the core fundamentals remain the same and it important to create a strong foundation that will serve a student for the rest of their professional life.
We encourage students to take care of themselves, explore other passions while undergoing the rigour of MBBS. Every moment counts; every action matters. We stand for integrity, speak for compassion, and strive to be present, persistent, and purposeful in all we do. This is more than a philosophy—it is a way of life, guiding students, faculty, and alumni to excel, serve, and leave a meaningful mark on the world.
What Shapes Us
Timeless institutions are not built with walls but by beliefs that endure
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Our Learning Approach
We follow a student-centric, blended teaching approach, designed to promote critical thinking, clinical reasoning, and lifelong learning.
Together, these diverse methodologies ensure a holistic, competency-based medical education, preparing students to become confident, ethical, and clinically competent medical professionals.
Collaborative Clinical Exchange
Simulation Driven Method
Structured Digital Ecosystem
Our Notable Alumni
This is by no means an exhaustive list but a representative list of some of our distinguished alumni and the roles that they currently discharge in society.
Dr. Rahul Pandit
Chair of Critical Care at Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital
Dr. Shishir Shetty
Senior Consultant in Surgical Oncology at Fortis Hiranandani Hospital Vashi
Dr. Akanksha Saberwal
ENT surgeon & Mayo Clinic trained Simulation Instructor
Dr. Shrikant Shinde
Member of Lok Sabha
Dr. Preetam Munde
Ex-Member of Parliament, Lok Sabha
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Dr. Marzi Mehta
Additional Director at the Department of Surgical Oncology at Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital
Industrial Visits + International Exposure
The institution has established academic collaborations with leading universities and medical centers in Europe, including partnerships in the Netherlands, such as Utrecht and Amsterdam, through which students participate in exchange programs and specialized medical courses, including focused training in areas such as stroke care and neurological sciences.
In addition, the School of Medicine organizes international industrial and academic visits to countries such as England, Italy, and Spain, where students gain exposure to advanced simulation centers and modern healthcare systems. As part of these programs, students have visited prestigious institutions such as the Royal College of Surgeons and the Royal College of Anaesthetists, where they observe high-fidelity simulations and complex clinical case scenarios.
Preparing for Life After MBBS
The thorough teaching methodology, combined with continuous evaluation and mentorship, equips students with strong conceptual clarity and clinical reasoning—providing a solid foundation for NEET-PG and postgraduate preparation
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Students are mentored on both parts of the assesment test including connecting with alumni who have successfully created a career in UK along with supporting them during the transitional phase of practicing medicine in UK.
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USMLE is widely considered one of the toughest post graduation test across the world. It requires depth of knowledge, complex reasoning skills and endurance. Our students have reported that our teaching methology prepares them seamlessly for USMLE.
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A core inspiration for many medical aspirants is the ability to be able to move the frontier of what's possible in the field of medical sciences. Hence giving our students all the opportunities to pursue research programs around the world becomes a natural prerogative for us.
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In today's healthcare ecosystem, management and administration skills are important to create self sustaining healthcare facilities. Doctors with MBA exposure has grown, which is why, we have many of our alumni graduating from the top MBA institutes from around the world.
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India is a complex landscape especially when it comes to access to quality healthcare. At a national and state policy level, public health discourse has expanded and along with it the requirement for trained medical professionals specialising in Public Health.
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