Overview

Lady Hardinge Medical College (School of Nursing), New Delhi, Delhi, India (LHMC) is a Central government medical institution established in 1916. Located in New Delhi, Delhi, it operates primarily from a single main campus. The college is approved by the National Medical Commission (NMC) and affiliated with the University of Delhi. The Nursing School holds approval from the Pharmacy Council of India (PCI) for nursing courses. Lady Hardinge Medical College has been accredited by the NAAC with a grade of A (2022). For more information, visit the official LHMC website.

Quick Facts

• Founder: Lady Hardinge
• Principal: Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-10
• Student strength: Approx. 1500 (Medical + Nursing)
• Departments: Medicine, Surgery, Paediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Nursing & Allied Health Sciences
• Contact info: Phone: +91-11-2379 4111, Email: principal.lhmc@gmail.com
• NAAC Grade: A (2022)
• NIRF Rank: Ranked 9th in Medical Category (2023) - NIRF 2023

Courses & Programs

• Faculties: Medicine, Nursing, Allied Health Sciences
• Popular UG Courses: MBBS (5.5 years including internship), B.Sc Nursing (4 years)
• Popular PG Courses: MD/MS in various specialties, M.Sc Nursing (2 years), Diploma courses in Nursing and Paramedical fields
• PhD: Offered in Medical Sciences
• Mode: Regular (on-campus)
• Intake: MBBS approx. 200, B.Sc Nursing approx. 100 (varies yearly)

Admissions

• Mode: Entrance based
• Accepted exams: NEET-UG for MBBS, NEET-PG for PG medical courses, AIIMS Nursing Entrance (for Nursing), Delhi University admission criteria for allied health
• Admission timeline: NEET results + counselling from June to September
• Admission page: Visit LHMC Admissions
• Application process: Apply online via National Testing Agency (NTA) for NEET, followed by state/university counselling; offline verification as per counselling schedule

Eligibility

• MBBS: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology; minimum 50% marks (general category), age 17+ years; NEET qualification mandatory
• B.Sc Nursing: 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, Biology/English; minimum 45% marks; NEET or state nursing entrance exam score
• PG Medical Courses: MBBS degree with internship completion; NEET-PG score mandatory
• Documents: Mark sheets, NEET admit card, domicile certificate, ID proof, photos

Fee & Scholarships

• Approximate Fees (UG MBBS): Tuition ₹60,000/year, Hostel ₹20,000/year, Exam fees ₹5,000/year
• B.Sc Nursing Fees: Approx. ₹50,000/year (tuition and other charges)
• Scholarships: Government scholarships for SC/ST/OBC/EWS, merit scholarships, and fee concessions available through state and central schemes — see National Scholarship Portal

Placements

• Placement rate: Nearly 90% of PG students placed/referrals in govt hospitals and research institutions
• Average CTC: Not applicable for UG MBBS; PG placements vary, starting approx. ₹6-12 lakh p.a.
• Recruiters: All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Delhi Government Hospitals, Private Hospitals, Research Institutes
• Internships: Compulsory rotating internship (1 year) for MBBS under NMC guidelines

Campus & Facilities

• Hostels: Separate hostels for female students (priority seating as LHMC is women-only medical college), well-maintained mess facility
• Sports: Facilities for indoor/outdoor games
• Labs: Well-equipped labs for Medical and Nursing practicals
• Library: Digital and physical collections focusing on medical sciences and nursing
• Healthcare: On-campus hospital attached providing clinical exposure and health services
• Wi-Fi & Transport: Campus-wide Wi-Fi, public transport accessibility
• Clubs/Fests: Medical and cultural societies, annual college fest

Faculty & Research

• Notable Faculty: Renowned experts in gynecology, pediatrics, community medicine
• Research Centres: Women’s Health Research, Infectious Diseases, Public Health
• Grants & Patents: Funded by ICMR, DBT; ongoing clinical trials and publications
• MoUs: Collaborations with AIIMS, PGIMER, state health dept.

Rankings

• NIRF Medical Ranking: 9th (2023) – source
• NAAC Grade: A (2022) – source
• QS, India Today, Outlook rankings: Not available on official sources as of 2024-06-10

Results, Cut-Offs & Seat Matrix

• Published on: University of Delhi and NTA websites
• Cut-offs: NEET UG 2023 general category approx. 600+; OBC/SC/ST lower as per NTA release
• Seat Matrix: Approx. 200 MBBS seats and 100 B.Sc Nursing seats; reservations as per Central Govt norms
• Official links: NTA NEET Portal, University of Delhi

How to Reach

• Nearest Airport: Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi (Approx. 15 km)
• Nearest Railway Station: New Delhi Railway Station (Approx. 7 km)
• Local Transit: Well-connected by Delhi Metro (Central Secretariat Station), buses, and taxis

FAQs

1. Q: Is Lady Hardinge Medical College only for female students?
   A: Yes, LHMC is a women-only medical college offering courses primarily to female candidates.
2. Q: How can I apply for MBBS at LHMC?
   A: Apply via NEET UG conducted by NTA. After results, participate in Delhi state counselling for LHMC MBBS seats.
3. Q: What is the fee structure for B.Sc Nursing?
   A: Approx. ₹50,000 per year including tuition and other charges.
4. Q: Are there hostel facilities?
   A: Yes, there are separate hostels for female students with mess facilities on campus.
5. Q: Does LHMC provide scholarships?
   A: Scholarships are available for SC/ST/OBC/EWS and merit-based schemes through government portals.
6. Q: What entrance exams are accepted for PG courses?
   A: NEET-PG is mandatory for admission into postgraduate medical courses at LHMC.
7. Q: How is the campus connectivity?
   A: The campus is well connected by Delhi Metro, bus routes, and taxi services.
8. Q: Where can I find the medical college cut-off details?
   A: Cut-offs are published on the NTA NEET portal and University of Delhi admission pages.
9. Q: Is internship compulsory after MBBS?
   A: Yes, a one-year rotating internship is compulsory as per NMC norms for MBBS graduates.
10. Q: Does the college have a placement cell?
    A: Yes, LHMC has a placement and training cell that assists PG students with opportunities in hospitals and research.