All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Nagpur

All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Nagpur is an Institute of National Importance established by the Government of India under the Pradhan Mantri Swasthya Suraksha Yojana (PMSSY). It was founded to improve access to high-quality medical education, advanced healthcare, and research in Central India, particularly the Vidarbha region of Maharashtra.

Overview
Established: 2018
Location: MIHAN (Multi-modal International Hub Airport at Nagpur), Maharashtra
Type: Government Medical College & Tertiary Care Hospital
Recognition: Institute of National Importance
Affiliation: Autonomous institute under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India.
Academic Excellence

AIIMS Nagpur offers high-quality undergraduate, postgraduate, nursing, and allied health science programs. The curriculum emphasizes:

Competency-based medical education
Early clinical exposure
Research-oriented learning
Skill-based training using modern laboratories and simulation facilities.
Hospital & Clinical Facilities

The institute has rapidly developed into a major tertiary-care center with:

Around 940 functional hospital beds
110 ICU beds
19 modular operation theatres
3,500–4,000 OPD patients daily
Advanced diagnostic and emergency services across multiple specialties.
Infrastructure

AIIMS Nagpur features a modern campus with:

Smart classrooms
Well-equipped laboratories
Digital library
Separate hostels for boys and girls
Sports facilities and recreational spaces
Modern lecture theatres and research laboratories.
Research & Innovation

The institute actively promotes biomedical research and collaborates with national organizations on projects in areas such as infectious diseases, trauma care, non-communicable diseases, maternal health, and artificial intelligence in healthcare.

Why Choose AIIMS Nagpur?
Prestigious AIIMS brand
Affordable government fee structure
Modern infrastructure
Excellent hostel facilities
Strong research opportunities
No state service bond for MBBS students
Rapidly growing patient load and clinical exposure.