Archive · 30 Jan 2026
NTRUHS Introduces BSc Emergency Medicine Course
The Dr NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS) is starting a new course called BSc Emergency Medicine.
This course will be available in every medical college in Andhra Pradesh.
There will be 20 seats for this course in each college.
The goal is to make emergency healthcare better and to train more people in this special area.
The university will also give ₹3 lakh to each college for improvements like building playgrounds.
The vice-chancellor said teachers should be good examples for students and that taking care of patients with kindness is very important.
The principal of Anantapur Medical College thanked the vice-chancellor for setting aside a day for research.
The superintendent encouraged students to do research, and the vice-principal said students are already doing well in research and have been recognized by the university.
NTRUHS to introduce BSc Emergency Medicine course with 20 seats in each medical college in Andhra Pradesh.
Course aims to strengthen emergency healthcare services and create specialized manpower.
₹3 lakh allocated to each medical college for developmental works, including playgrounds.
Vice-Chancellor emphasizes compassionate patient care as a core value of medical education.
Anantapur Medical College highlights student involvement in research and recognition from the university.
- Who
- Dr P. Chandrasekhar, Vice-Chancellor of NTRUHS
- What
- Introduction of BSc Emergency Medicine course
- When
- Announced on Friday
- Where
- All medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To strengthen emergency healthcare services and create specialized manpower
- Course
- BSc Emergency Medicine
- Seats per college
- 20
- Funding per college
- ₹3 lakh
- Location
- All medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh
- Announced by
- Dr P. Chandrasekhar, Vice-Chancellor of NTRUHS