"Not just a college — a place where you become someone’s hope."
Back in 2016, not many would’ve expected Budge Budge — a lesser-known pocket of Kolkata — to host one of West Bengal’s fastest-growing medical institutions.
But that’s exactly what JIMSH became. It didn’t start with fancy promises. It started with a hospital. With patients. With long queues and under-resourced areas. Over the years, it grew — and so did its reputation. Now? It's a full-blown medical education hub, known for its affordable MBBS seats, hands-on clinical training, and consistent patient footfall.
“What changed my view was not the classrooms, but the people. My very first patient, a 63-year-old woman with asthma — she taught me more about empathy than any textbook could.”
— Riya Bose, MBBS Batch 2022
Here’s a quick breakdown of what you can study here:
| Course | Duration | Admission Through | Seats |
| MBBS | 5.5 years (with internship) | NEET-UG | 150 |
| MD/MS (Postgrad) | 3 years | NEET-PG | Varies |
| B.Sc in Nursing | 4 years | Merit-Based | 100+ |
| GNM | 3 years | Merit-Based | 60 |
| Paramedical Diplomas | 2–3 years | College-level Entrance | Varies |
One of the biggest strengths of JIMSH? The patient flow.
We’re talking about an average of 1,700+ OPD patients daily. That means students are exposed to real cases, real diagnostics, and real emergencies from the get-go.
| Clinical Metric | Figure |
| Daily OPD | 1,749+ patients |
| Total Beds | 830+ |
| Annual Surgeries | 8,000+ |
| Emergency Admissions (2023) | 11,000+ |
And if you're wondering how that translates to student learning: imagine observing a live childbirth in your first year. Or watching a trauma case being stabilized within minutes. It’s not easy. But it prepares you.
When the pandemic hit, JIMSH didn’t step back — they stepped up.
They were among the first private medical colleges in Bengal to set up a dedicated COVID ICU, complete with ventilator beds and isolation wings. Students from final-year MBBS and interns got hands-on exposure (with proper PPE, of course) under senior faculty supervision.
“We had 200+ COVID cases coming in daily. I remember helping with oxygen setup while my professor coordinated ICU triage. It wasn’t just medical school — it was a battlefield.”
— Dr. Sayantan Ghosh, Intern, 2021
The teaching here isn’t just academic — it’s lived.
Let’s be honest — medical education in India is expensive. But compared to other private medical colleges, JIMSH keeps it within reach.
| Course | Annual Fee (Approx) | Hostel | Other Charges |
| MBBS | ₹11,00,000 | ₹1.25L | ₹50,000 |
| B.Sc Nursing | ₹1,00,000 | ₹85,000 | ₹20,000 |
| GNM | ₹85,000 | ₹75,000 | ₹15,000 |
Need-based scholarships and NEET-rank scholarships available via JIMSH Foundation
Okay, it’s not your IIT-level campus. But it’s comfortable. Green. Safe.
| “Honestly, I didn’t expect to like Budge Budge. But the patients? The learning? Totally worth it.” | — Priyanka Dey, MBBS Batch 2023 |
| “If you want glitz, this isn’t it. If you want to learn medicine by doing, this is it.” | — Rishi Pal, Final Year MBBS |
If your dream is to become a doctor with hands-on clinical skills and you’re looking for a solid private college without breaking the bank, then yes — JIMSH deserves your shortlist.
It won’t promise you luxury. But it will give you patients to treat, teachers who care, and the confidence to face real medical challenges.
And let’s face it — that’s what really makes a doctor.
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