Govt. Medical College, Kolkata

Medical College & Hospital, Kolkata, also known as Calcutta Medical College, is one of the oldest medical institutions in Asia, established on January 28, 1835, during British colonial rule by Lord William Bentinck. It holds the distinction of being the first medical college in Asia to teach Western medicine in English. Initially named "Medical College, Bengal," the institution has a rich legacy in medical education and healthcare. 

Hospital and Infrastructure

The associated Medical College Hospital is the largest hospital in West Bengal, providing comprehensive healthcare services. The institution boasts state-of-the-art facilities, including:​

• Modern lecture halls and demonstration rooms

• Air-conditioned classrooms and examination halls

• Fully equipped clinical laboratories and museums

• A digital library with over 23,000 medical books and 37 journals

• Indoor and outdoor sports facilities

• Separate hostels for boys and girls

• Canteen facilities