Gujarat Adani Institute of Medical Sciences, Bhuj FAQs 2026 Admissions 2026, Courses, Fees & Cutoffs

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GAIMS offers 16 MD/MS PG courses with a total of 61 PG seats. Courses include MD in Anatomy (2), Physiology (2), Microbiology (3), Pathology (4), Radiology (4), Anaesthesiology (5), General Medicine (6), Paediatrics (4), Dermatology (2), Psychiatry (2), Emergency Medicine (3), and MS in Ophthalmology (3), ENT (3), General Surgery (6), Obstetrics and Gynaecology (6), and Orthopaedics (6). Admission is through NEET-PG/NEXT with 50% AIQ (MCC counselling) and 50% State Quota (ACPPGMEC). Monthly stipend for 3rd-year PG residents: Rs.87,500/month.

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Yes. GAIMS provides separate hostel facilities for male and female UG students, interns, and PG residents within the 27-acre campus. Hostel rooms offer a single bed with mattress and study table. Amenities include mess/dining hall with nutritious meals, Wi-Fi connectivity, 24x7 security, and common recreation areas. The institute also provides transportation facilities for students and staff. Educational loans through Central Bank of India and Kalupur Co-operative Bank are available for students. Exact hostel fees are not publicly declared — verify from college at time of admission.

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GAIMS is India's first Public-Private Partnership (PPP) medical college — a unique collaboration between the Government of Gujarat and the Adani Education and Research Foundation (part of Adani Foundation). The government provides land, hospital infrastructure, and regulatory support, while Adani Foundation manages operations, provides managerial expertise, and funds CSR initiatives. This model ensures world-class infrastructure and management quality at a regulated government fee, making it more affordable than purely private colleges while being better resourced than many purely government institutions.

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GAIMS is the only medical college and multi-specialty modern teaching hospital in the entire Kutch district of Gujarat. G.K. General Hospital (750 beds) attached to GAIMS serves as the sole tertiary care referral centre for all 50 talukas of Kutch, serving both rural and urban populations across this vast district. This means students and PG residents get exposure to a wide variety of cases including trauma (road accidents in remote areas), endemic diseases, occupational health issues from the industrial belt, complex surgical cases, and the full spectrum of emergency and elective medicine. This diversity of clinical exposure is a major academic advantage of studying at GAIMS.