Sanjeevan Medical Foundation's ENT Post Graduate Training Institute, Miraj, is a single-specialty postgraduate medical training institute exclusively dedicated to Otorhinolaryngology (ENT), run under the Sanjeevan Medical Foundation trust and based at Ashvini Prasad Hospital on Station Road, Miraj (Sangli district), Maharashtra. Its ENT department was first recognised by the National Board of Examinations, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, in 1984 for the Diplomate NB (Otorhinolaryngology) course. From AY 1990-91 the institute additionally held affiliation from Shivaji University, Kolhapur for M.S.(ENT) and D.L.O.(ENT) training. In 2010, the Medical Council of India (now NMC) recognised the institute for MS(ENT) & DLO(ENT) under Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik, with retrospective effect from AY 1991-92; this recognition was renewed in 2019. From AY 2020-21, in line with the national move from PG diplomas to PG degrees, the institute's Diploma (DLO) seats were converted into MS(ENT) degree seats, raising the total sanctioned annual intake from 1 to 3. The institute is attached to Ashvini Prasad Hospital, which functions as its principal teaching hospital, providing modern operation theatres (including a modular OT), an ICU/SICU, blood bank, radiology (including MRI and PET-CT access), clinical and biochemistry laboratories, and dedicated ENT infrastructure such as a Coblator-II coblation system, micro-debrider, naso-endoscopy lab, and an audiology & speech-therapy unit. The Foundation also runs the Dr. D.K. Gosavi Memorial Shri Siddhivinayak Ganapati Cancer Hospital, Miraj, where it conducts two MUHS-affiliated one-year fellowship programmes — Onco-Pathology and Head & Neck Cancer Surgery. According to independent listings, more than 115 postgraduate students have completed their MS/DLO/DNB/DORL/FCPS training at this institute and gone on to build ENT careers across India and abroad. Admission to the MS(ENT) programme is through NEET-PG, followed by the centralised state/AIQ counselling process (State CET Cell, Mumbai / MCC), since the institute is an unaided private/minority-category institute under the Maharashtra PG medical admission framework. For AY 2025-26, the state Fee Regulating Authority has fixed the ENT department's annual fees at Rs. 9,57,500 (Tuition, Open/State quota), Rs. 28,72,500 (Management quota), and Rs. 38,30,000 (NRI/against-NRI quota), with no separate development fee or caution deposit specified. Given its narrow, single-specialty focus (only 3 MS(ENT) seats per year), the institute does not feature in broad, multi-disciplinary rankings such as NIRF; its standing instead rests on continuous NMC/MUHS recognition and its long-running, focused ENT training track record dating to 1984.