PMDC criterion of recognition of Medical Colleges


PM&DC criterion of 1000 marks for 100 MBBS admissions with break-up is as under:


S#
Spot
Scoring points
Minimum requirement
1.       
Legal
75
75
2.       
Financial
75
75
3.       
Infrastructure of  College
200
120
4.       
Hospital
250
180
5.       
Academics
Faculty
100
300
80
220

Total
1000
750

Details of College and Teaching Hospital infrastructure requirements as per the PMDC criterion are as under:



A.    Medical College (200 Marks)



S#
1
2
3
4
5
6
1.       



No
100
2.       
Auditorium
10%
15sqft/
person
1
15sqft x
500
7500sqft
3.       
Lecture Hall
15%
15sqft/
person
5
1500sqft each x 5
7500sqft
4.       
Library
15%
50sqft/
person
1

5000sqft
5.       
Common Room for Girls
2.5%
At least 50 x 50 sqft
1

2500sqft
6.       
Common Room for boys
2.5%
At least 50 x 50 sqft
1

2500sqft
7.       
Cafeteria
05%
Lump sum
1

1000sqft
8.       
Tutorial (x4)
15%
15 sqft/person
4
375sqft each x 4
1500sqft
9.       
Labs (x6)
15%
50 sqft/person
6
1250sqft each x 6
7500sqft
10.    
Skill Lab

Lump sum

1000sqft
11.    
Museum (x4)
10%
20 sqft/person
4
500sqft each x 4
1000sqft
12.    
Offices (x7)
05%
500sqft each department
7

3500sqft
13.    
Mortuary and
Anatomy
Dissection hall
05%
Lump sum

1500sqft
14.    
Hostel
Boys
Lump sum
25

10000sqft
15.    
Girls
Lump sum
25

10000sqft
16.    
Hostel (house
officer)

Lump sum

5000sqft
17.    

Lump sum

5000sqft
18.    
Faculty residence


50000sqft
19.    
Animal House

Lump sum
225sqft
20.    
miscellaneous space (Administration)

Lump sum
2000sqft
21.    
Circulation and other space

Lump sum

10000sqft
22.    
Total



134325 sqft



B.    Hospital (250 marks)


S#
1
2
3
4
1.       
Hospital Facility
500 Beds
250 sqft / Bed
125,000 sqft
2.       
Teaching Facilitates and Staff Offices


10,000 sqft
3.       
Faculty residence (clinical sciences)


75,000 sqft
4.       
Total
210,000 sqft

C. Covered Area as per Criterion: 


S#
1
2
3
4
1.       

100 MBBS students
150 MBBS students
350 MBBS students
2.       
College
134,325 sqft
183,875 sqft
326,825 sqft
3.       
Hospital
210,000 sqft
210,000 sqft
210,000 sqft
4.       
Total
344,325 sqft
393,875
561,825 sqft








D. Other Facilities

S#

1.       
IT laboratories with Wi.Fi connectivity.
2.       
The library may be well-stocked with at least thirty copies of each and every text books and ten sets of at least five reference books in each subject.
3.       
That institute must have availability of internet connectivity and at least one computer per ten students on roll.

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