Government Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital, Mysuru

Government Ayurveda Medical College and Hospital, Mysuru was established in 1908, it was founded as the Government initiatives and is managed and funded by Government of Karnataka. The college has been running since 1908 and is a 110 old institution. GA college is not only an education institution but also plays a significant role as a centre of excellence in the field of Ayurveda. 

The GA college has the most experienced and energetic faculty members. The faculty members of college have more than 20 years of teaching experience for their credits. And the other faculty are also more enthusiastic, and are ready to teach the young students. The atmosphere of the college is friendly, and it has developed a student fraternity. 

The academics has helped the students to reach their goals in high and has given practice in the field of Ayurveda. The College has offered UG and PG programs. The BAMS Course has 100 seats and the MD/MS program has 22 seats. The GA college is affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, and it is recognised /approved by the Central council of India Medicine (CCIM). 

Vision of Government Ayurveda Medical College: Is to provide promotive, curative, preventive, quality care researched based Ayurvedic education in a proper way for an affordable amount. 

Mission of Government Ayurveda Medical College: 

• To offer quality care as announced by the department of AYUSH and to do standard operative procedure that is allotted by the department of AYUSH in a time bound fashion by 2030.

• To provide all the quality medicines in the existing 2020.

• Develop the existing facility according to NABH standards by 2025.

• Making all the hospital services fall in one roof such as Ayurveda Yoga in general and panchakarma, Ksharasutra, Koumarabritya like Ayurveda specialities in a particular area. 

• All the document services of patients are done in a scientific manner while all the data will be digitalised by e-hospital software. 

• Offering a quality of human power, and making all the facilities to be accessible for the patients friendly.

• A state-of-art facility for research which is particularly prescribed by the government of India and developing the facilities as per the norms of ISO 9000. 

• Providing the facilities that are needed for super speciality care that can upgrade the existing facilities. 

• Establishment of a central clinical research lab to help the PG students to complete their work in an easy manner. 

• Developing the hospital of panchakarma by using high standard facilities and offers a comfortable and taking care of the patients according to NABH and gathers the students according to the different groups and occupies them at an affordable cost. 

• Reputation and legacy : The college is known as the one of the oldest and prestigious ayurvedic colleges in India, and it was founded by the wodeyars of mysore.

• High Clinical Exposure : The attached hospital has a bed capacity of 175 - 225 with a daily OPD, providing students, diverse, and hands-on-clinical experience.

• Specialized Departments : Has more experience in panchakarma, ksharasutra, and kaumarabhritya, with a specialised PG training in kaya chikitsa and siddhant.   

• Research Focus : The institution has a dedicated government research centre established in 2017 which focuses on scientific and validation and public health.

• Infrastructure : It has provided a herbal garden (chandravana), a high -standard panchakarma unit, with a well - equipped laboratories.

• Patient load Management : As the hospital is a popular public hospital, where it takes high patients low, which sometimes cause stress resources.

• Modernization needs : Blending the traditional, classical, ayurvedic teaching with modern, diagnostic, and technical integration. 

• Infrastructure Maintenances : The Govt Ayurvedic College is old, managing and developing new facilities to modern standards can be a difficult part. 

• Competitive Landscape : While the college is strong, even the college faces challenges from newer, private institutions for better - funded infrastructure.