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a p e a r a t t h e n e x t B o a r d e x a m i n a t i o n p r o v i d e d h e p a s s e s i n t h e s e s s i o n a l
examination held before the Board Examination.
The maximum number of students working at a time in a practical
class is 100 in Anatomy, 20 in Pathology, 12 in Materia Medica and Prac-
tical Pharmacy and 23 in Physiology.
There is a compounders' training class which turns out on an average
about 21 qualified compounders every year.
Gymnasium is provided for students in the school. There is a common
room in the hostel. A School magazine is published by the staff and
students.
MEDICAL SCHOOL, HYDERABAD. (SIND).
It is a Government institution.
At the suggestion of the Surgeon General with the Government of
Bombay, in 1879, the Commissioner in Sind took steps for establishing
a medical school in Hyderabad and a sum of Rs. 1,00,000 was raised by
public subscription. The school was started with 20 students in 1881 as an
experimental measure; provision was also made to admit 10 fresh candidates
annually. Subsequently sanction was given for the maintenance of the
School on a permanent basis. The School remained a local fund institution
managed by a committee until 1928, when its management was taken over
by Government.
The preliminary standard of education required for admission was Matri-
culation till June 1937 when it was raised to Intermediate Science examina-
tion. The number of applications received in 1935, 1936 and 1937 was 85,
63 and 13 respectively of which 5, 2 and 9 respectively were from students
with I. Sc., qualifications. 25 per cent. of the total number of vacancies are
reserved for Mohammedans, but no reservation is made for women, military
medical pupils or students from other provinces. Students who fail to
pass the 1st and 2nd L.C.P.S., examinations have to attend a full term
before they are allowed to appear at the subsequent examination, but those
failing at the final L.C.P.S. examination have to undergo four months
training at a recognised hospital before they are eligible to appear again at
the said examination.
The number of students working at a time in a practical class in the 1st
year does not exceed 16 in Chemistry and 10 in Physiology, and in 2nd
year, 25 in dissections and 12 in Histology and Experimental Physiology.
The number of students in 3rd and 4th years working at a time in the Patho-
logy Department Laboratory is 4.
There is a students' club and a reading room.
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KING EDWARD HOSPITAL MEDICAL SCHOOL, INDORE. (CENTRAL INDIA).
It is a non-Government institution and was founded in 1878 as a result
of the efforts of Dr. Beaumont, who enlisted the sympathy of Maharaja
Tukoji Rao Holkar II. A beginning was made by admitting for training
a few promising youths for employment in Holkar State. As the experiment
proved successful, other States also joined in the movement, one of the
earliest and most generous supporters being His Highness the Maharaja
Scindia of Gwalior. During the last five years the average number of
students admitted annually from States has been 37, the total number
of fresh admissions being 69 every year. During 1936, 5 women students
were admitted. The number of students on roll has not fallen below 300
during the last ten years.
Matriculation or an equivalent examination is the minimum educational
qualification required for admission but preference is given to I.Sc. passed
candidates and to those Matriculates who pass with Chemistry and Physics.
Admissions are made on the result of an Entrance Examination held in
English, General Knowledge and Viva Voce . Candidates other than
'nominees' are admitted in order of merit. Any party which makes an
annual contribution to the King Edward Memorial Fund can nominate
for admission to the School one candidate for each complete sum of Rs. 600
so contributed. In the case of minor States of Central India with an income
of less than Rs. 6 lakhs, this contribution has been fixed at Rs. 100. It is
essential for such nominees to pass the entrance examination.
The number of applications received during 1935, 1936 and 1937 was 183,
164 and 221, out of which 29, 27 and 36 respectively were received from
candidates of Intermediate Science standard.
Failed candidates can appear at a subsequent examination only after
they have attended a further course of training for full one term, in the
subject or subjects concerned. Their attendance at the School must be at
least 75 per cent. of the total lectures delivered.
The number of students working at a time in a practical class is 18
in Chemistry, Physics and Physiology, 24 in Biology, Anatomy and
Pharmacy and 36 in Pathology.
Arrangements exist for the training of compounders. Admission to this
class has been restricted to residents of Central India and Rajputana.
About 106 compounders in various grades are trained every year.
A sum of Rs. 16 per student per annum is credited to "Students Union
Fund" which finances the arrangements for various outdoor and indoor
games. From this fund are paid the expenses of the Annual Social
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Gatherings and the Annual Sports. There is also a Reading Room fur-
nished with newspapers and periodicals. Students take part in the manage-
ment of the affairs of the Union. There is also an Amateur Dramatic
Society, whose profits are paid to the Hospital Charity Fund.
9. STATISTICS.
Statistical and other information regarding Medical. Schools is given in
the following tables.
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MEDICAL
TABLE
School.
Diplomas
granted.
Examining
Body.
Admissions
for 1937-38.
Total number
of students
during
1937-38.
Number of
students
qualified in
1936-37.
M.
W. M.
W. M.
W.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Government.
1. Stanley Medical School, Madras. L. M. P. Board of Ex-
aminers,
Madras.
66 ...
334 ...
71 ...
2. Lady Willingdon Medical School
for Women, Madras.
L. M. P.
-do-
...
18 ...
86 ...
18
3. B. J. Medical School, Poona . L. C. P.
& S.
College of
Physicians
& Surgeons,
Bombay.
29
6 271
71
32
1
4. B. J. Medical School, Ahmed-
sbad.
L. C. P.
& S.
-do-
46
2 267
19
20 ...
5. Campbell Medical School, Cal-
cutta.
L. M. F. State Medi-
cal Faculty
of Bengal.
147
16 506
38
78
5
6. Medical School, Dacca . .
L. M. F.
-do-
99
3 425
15
55
2
7. Lytton Medical School, Mymen-
singh.
L. M. F.
-do-
54 ...
220 ...
19 ...
8. Ronaldshay Medical School,
Burdwan.
L. M. F.
-do-
69 ...
217 ...
34 ...
9. Chittagong Medical School,
Chittagong.
L. M. F.
-do-
65 ...
207 ...
14 ...
10. Jackson Medical School, Jal-
paiguri.
L. M. F.
-do-
25 ...
131 ...
32 ...
11. Medical School, Agra .
. L. S. M. U. P. State 50 ...
279
3
45
1
F., M. S.
M. F.
Medical Fa-
culty.
12. Women's Medical School, Agra L. S. M.
-do-
...
21 ...
97 ...
14
F.
13. Medical School, Amritsar
. L. S. M. The Punjab
88
15 459
65
58
3
F.
State Medi-
cal Faculty.
14. Robertson Medical School,
Nagpur.
L. M. P. C. P. Medical
Examination
Board.
37
5 196
41
33
4
15. Darbhanga Medical School,
Laheriaserai.
L. M. P. B. & O. Medi-
cal Examina-
tion Board.
44 ...
213 ...
44 ...
16. Berry White Medical School,
Dibrugarh.
L. M. P. The Assam
Medical Ex-
amination
Board.
54 ...
200 ...
31 ...
17, Orissa Medical School, Cuttack, L. M. P. B. &. O. Me-
dical Exa-
mination
Board.
40
5 157
21
31
1
' M ' denotes ' Men ' and W ' denotes Women."
NOTE.— Beds for mental
123
SCHOOLS.
A.
Number of Hospital beds available for teaching purposes.
S u r g i c a l .
Me di c a l .
G y n a e c o l o g y .
O b s t e t r i c s .
O p h t h a l m i c E a r , N o s e & T h r o a t .
Ch i l d r e n .
Ot her s .
To t a l .
Attached Hospitals.
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
1. Govt. Royapuram Hospital.
2. Ramaswamy's Lying-in-Hospital.
3. Govt. T. P. Hospital.
211 267
10* 75
35
4
57* 42 634 4. Mental Hospital.
5. Infections Diseases Hospital.
6. Vaccination Department.
1. Victoria Caste and Gosha Hospital,
2. Royapettah Hospital.
30
35
25
79 170
9
52 195 595 3. Government General Hospital.
4. Tuberculosis Hospital.
5. Infections Diseases Hospital.
103
71
10
35 ...
...
21
60 300 Sassoon Hospitals, Poona.
107
84
4
25
60
4
6 ...
290 H. & P. Civil Hospital; Ahmedabad
197 419
23
22
28 ...
16
12 717 Campbell Hospital.
83 104 ( 28 )
46
*
...
...
261 Mitford Hospital, Dacca.
38
30
12
12
10 ... ...
22 124 Surya Kanta Hospital.
58
60
10
10
12
* ...
...
150 Fraser Hospital.
42 50
6
7
8
3 ...
...
116 Chittagong General Hospital.
31
40
8
2
10 ...
...
10 101 General Hospital, Jalpaiguri.
104
86
10
10
56 ...
...
...
266 Thomason Hospital.
38
38 20
2 0 ...
...
30 ...
146 Maternity Hospital.
122
62
48
1
( 48 )
...
12 293 Civil Hospital, Amritsar.
96
73
18
6
12
3
8
6 222 Mayo Hospital, Nagpur.
74
91
4
9
18
6 ...
...
202 Darbhanga Medical School Hospital.
26
39
( 12 )
...
...
...
52 129 Dibrugarh Hospital.
82
45
( 10 )
8
*
4
66 215 General Hospital, Cuttack.
*Included in surgical and medical.
diseases are not included.
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MEDICAL
TABLE
School.
Diplomas
granted.
Examining
Body.
Admissions
for 1937-38.
Total number
of students
during
1937-38.
Number of
students
qualified in
1936-37.
M.
W. M.
W. M.
W.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Government—contd.
18. Medical School, Hyderabad
(Sind).
L. C. P.
& S.
College of
Physicians
& Surgeons
Bombay.
9 ...
98
14
17
1
Non-Government.
19. Missionary Medical School for
Women, Vellore.
L. M. P. Board of Ex-
aminers
Madras.
...
22
...
63 ...
22
20. Miraj Christian Medical School,
Miraj.
L. C. P.
& S.
College of
Physicians
& Surgeons
Bombay.
...
...
46
1
15 ...
21. National Medical College, Bom-
bay.
L. C. P.
& S.
College of
Physicians
& Surgeons
Bombay.
46
4 232
43
28
2
22. The Bankura Sammilani Medi-
cal School, Bankura.
L. M. F. State Medical
Faculty of
Bengal.
32 ...
197 ...
30 ...
23. Calcutta Medical School, Cal-
cutta.
L. M. F.
-do-
99
1 400
3
59 ...
24. National Medical Institute, Cal-
cutta.
L. M. F.
-do-
83
1 389
2
50
2
25. Women's Christian Medical
College, Ludhiana.
L. S. M.
F.
The Punjab
State Medi-
cal Faculty.
...
35 ...
130 ...
23
26 The Ludhiana Medical School
for Men, Ludhiana.
(No final class has yet
passed out of the
School).
28 ... 68 ... ...
...
27. King Edward Hospital Medical
School, Indore.
L. M. P. C. P. Medical
Examination
Board.
66
6 261
8
69
1
L. M. F. State Medical
Faculty of
Bengal.
L. C. P.
& S.
College of
Physicians
& Surgeons,
Bombay.
'M' denotes 'Men' and 'W' denotes 'Women.'
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SCHOOLS
A.—contd.
Number of Hospital beds available for teaching purposes.
S u r g i c a l .
Me d i c a l . G y n a e c o l o g y .
Ob s t e t r i c s .
Op h t h a l mi c . E a r , N o s e & T h r o a t .
Ch i l d r e n .
Ot he r s .
Tot al .
Attached Hospitals.
9 10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
74
32
( 30 )
8 ...
...
4 148 Civil Hospital, Hyderabad.
34
43 35
58
17
15
36
1 4 252 Missionary Medical School Hospital
Vellore.
110 200
20
15
30
10
20
15 420 1. A. P.Mission Hospital.
2.Wanless Tuberculosis Sanatorium.
24
27
10
6
10 ...
81
1.The Bai Yamunabai L Nair
Charit able Hospitals
_
.
2. Municipal Maternity Homes, when
necessary.
3. City Fever Hospital.
4 Municipal Vaccn. Dept.
31
30
6
5
6 ... ...
26 104 {
1. Sammilani Medical School Hospital.
2. Sadar Hospital.
50
52 ( 30 )
10 ...
...
2 4 166 Calcutta Medical School Hospital.
3 9 109
1 4 16
5
5 ...
52 240
1. Chittaranjan Hospital.
2. National Infirmary.
40
60
60
35
12
6
27
20 260 Memorial Hospital.
1 8
1 8
4 ...
...
10 ...
...
50 Ludhiana, Medical School Charitable
Hospital.
3 4 36
17
16
28
18
13
36 198 King Edward Hospital.
Note.— Beds for mental diseases are not included.
MEDICAL SCHOOLS.
TABLE B.
School.
Hostel Accommodation.
Teaching Staff.
Non-Medical
etachears.
Accommoda-
tion
available
for
students.
Lecturers.
Assistant Professors & Demonstrators.
Monthly rent
payable
by
each
student.
Cost of
messing per
month
per
student.
I . M . S
7
P . M . S
Others.
M.B.B. S. grade.
S u b - A s s t . S u r -
geon grade.
P . M . S
11
Others.
P . M . S
14
Others.
S t i p e n d i a r y .
9
H o n o r a r y .
10
S t i p e n d i a r y .
15
H o n o r a r y .
16
S t i p e n d i a r y .
17
H o n o r a r y .
18
S t i p e n d i a r y .
12
H o n o r a r y
13
M.
1
W.
2
M.
3
W.
4
M.
5
W.
6
Government.
R s . A.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
1. Stanely Medical School, Madras 284 ...
3 0
...
12-8 to
13-8
...
1
10 ...
4
...
2 ...
...
11 ...
6 ...
2. Lady Willingdon Medical
School for Women, Madras.
...
70
...
3
...
13
1 †
8 ...
. . . ...
. . . ...
4 ...
...
3 ...
3. B.J. Medical School, Poona.
80 ...
3 2
...
*
*
1
2 ...
7 ...
...
4
4 ...
...
...
4. B. J. Medical School, Ahmed-
abad.
80
3
3 2 Free. 18 0
15
1
6
3
4 ...
...
...
4
... ...
2 ...
5. Campbell Medical School, Cal-
cutta.
...
28
...
Free.
...
8
1
10 ...
2 ...
...
...
12 ...
. . .
1 ...
6. Medical School, Dacca.
...
20
...
Free.
...
8
1
8 ...
. . .
.............. . . .
...
10 ...
.
...
...
7. Lytton Medical School,
Mymensingh.
...
...
...
. . .
...
. . .
1
5
...
. . . ...
. . .
...
5
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . .
100 ...
4 0
...
10 to
11
...
...
6 ...
2 ...
...
...
6
5
9 ...
...
8. Ronaldshay Medical School,
Burdwan.
9. Chittagong Medical School,
Chittagong.
...
...
...
...
...
...
1
5 ...
...
...
...
...
5 ...
...
. . . ...
10. Jackson Medical School,
Jalpaiguri.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
6 ...
...
...
...
...
6 ...
. . .
. . .
. . .
11. Medical School, Agra .
202 ...
1 0
...
10 ...
2
9
3 ...
1
. . .
...
7 ...
. . .
1 ...
12. Women's Medical School,
Agra.
...
80 ...
...
...
11
4 † . . .
2
. . . ...
. . .
...
. . . 3
. . .
. 1 . . .
320
50
5 0
100 8 to 9
15
3 ‡
6
1§ ...
...
...
. . .
11 ...
. . .
1
. . .
13. Medical School, Amritsar
14. Robertson Medical Schoo
l, Nagpar.
150
14 20
2
12
12 ...
8
3
1 ... ...
...
4
3 ...
...
...
15. Darbhanga Medical School,
Laheriaserai.
176 ...
8 4 t o 1 1 4
(Half
yearly)
...
12 ...
...
6 ... ...
...
...
...
5 ... ...
...
...
16. Berry White Medical School
, Dibrugarh
200 ...
0 4
...
12
. . .
. . .
5 ...
...
...
...
...
5 ...
...
...
...
17. Orissa Medical School
, Outtack.
148
18 2 6 to
2 14
Free
10
8
1 ...
... ...
6
...
...
5 ...
...
...
...
18. Medical School, Hyderabad
(Sind).
44 ...
3 12
... 16 to 20 ...
1
3
2
2
. . .
. . .
. . .
. . . 3 ...
1 ...
Non-Government.
19. Missionary Medical School for
Women,Vellore.
...
100
...
...
...
12 ...
...
8 ...
...
1 ...
...
2 ...
4 ...
20. Miraj Christian Medical
School, Miraj.
46 ...
1 0
...
15 ...
...
...
1 1
...
... ...
... ...
1 ...
1 ...
21. National Medical College,
Bombay.
40 ... 8 to 10
... No mess-
ing ar-
range-
ment.
...
...
...
...
9 ...
7 ...
...
3
...
3 ...
22. The Bankura Sammilani
Medical School, Bankura.
160 ...
2 0
...
1 0 ... ...
1 3
1 3
. . .
. . . ...
...
4
4 ...
2 ...
23. Calcutta Medical School,
Calcutta.
No School Hostel. There are several messes
very near to the School under the super-
vision of the School authorities.
...
...
9
1 ...
6
1 ...
7
1
3 ...
24. National Medical Institute
Calcutta.
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
...
. . .
20 ...
12
1 ...
7 ... ...
...
25. Women's Christian Medical
College, Ludhiana.
...
130
...
13 8
...
14 ... ...
14
. . .
. . .
...
... ...
13 ...
2 ...
26. The Ludhiana Medical School
for Men, Ludhiana.
35 ...
4 0 ...
9 ...
...
2
8
. . .
. . .
2 ... ...
2 ...
2 ...
27. King Edward Hospital
Medical School, Indore.
226
6 College
eludes
rent.
fee in-
hostel
15
15
1
1
9 ...
...
2 ...
...
4 ...
4 ...
' M ' denotes ' Men '.
'.W' denotes ' Women '.
*Men students manage their own messing and women students arrange with Seva Sedan at Rs. 25 p.m.
1-These personnel belong to the Women's Medical Service.
:Out of these 3 two are part-time.
§Part-time.
2 7
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MEDICAL
Table
Receipts for 1936-37.
School
G o v e r n m e n t G r a n t
1
G r a n t s f r o m o t h e r p u b l i c b o d i e s
2
I n c o m e f r o m e n d o w - m e n t s
3
F e e s f r o m s t u d e n t s
4
I n c o m e f r o m o t h e r s o u r c e
T o t a l e x p e n d i t u r e f o r 1 9 3 6 - 3 7 .
Government .
RS
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs
Rs
1 Stanley Medical School Madras.
76,60
...
...
25,783
...
1,02,383:
2. Lady Willingdon Medical School
for Women, Madras.
Govern-
ment meets
the whole
expenses.
...
...
1,231
4,405
71,452
3. B. J. Medical School, Poona .
66,67
...
...
29,509
2,550
64,867'
4. B. J. Medical School, Ahmedabad 20,56
• • •
3,415
33,253
60
57,293:
5. Campbell Medical School, Cal-
Cutta.
1,01,489
1,860
1,483
50,377
2,087 1,57,296
6. Medical School, Dacca.
41,351
...
. . .
41,377
5,161
87,890
7. Lytton Medical School, Mymen-
singh.
17,332
1,515
...
18,379
7,100
44,326
8. Ronaldshay Medical Schoo
, Burdwan.
29,165
...
...
17,437
5,393
51,995
9. Chittagong Medical School
, Chittagong.
12,998
...
5,177
16,875
861
35,911
10. Jackson Medical School, Jalpai-
guri.
12,091
...
8,505
13,445
913
34,954
11. Medical School, Agra . 1,18,205
...
11
10,067
2,946 1,31,218
12. Women's Medical School, Agra
43,878 ...
21
...
...
44,091
13. Medical School, Amritsar . 1,00,582
...
...
46,847
170 1,47,599
14. Robertson Medical School
Nagpur.
92,348
...
...
21,900
...
65,750
15.Darbhanga Medical School
Laheriaserai.
59,160
2,969
306
11,586
...
73,741
16. Berry White Medical School,
Dibrugarh.
73,549
...
...
7,450
2,692
69,059
17. Orissa Medical School, Cuttack.
65,137
150
713
4,608
4,504
75,112
18. Medical School Hyderabad(Sind) 53,203
...
100
13,309
1,605
53,20a
Non-Government.
19. Missionary Medical School for
Women, Vellore.
...
982
4,000
5,583
42,756
53,322
20. Miraj Christian Medical School
Miraj.
...
...
...
3,943
26,762
30,705
21. National Medical College, Bom-
bay.
...
...
...
31,400
1,676
25,900
22. Bankura Sammilani Medica
l School, Bankura.
...
2 , 3 2 5
...
32,096
19,868
48,055
23. Calcutta Medical School, Cal-
cutta.
...
...
...
51,901
11,365
61,825
24. National Medical Institute,
Calcutta.
...
400
...
65,273
8,187
60,278
25. Women's Christian Medical
College, Ludhiana.
84,450
19,390
...
15,968
90,806 2,10,614
26. The Ludhiana Medical School for
Men, Ludhiana.
...
...
3,753
6,254
1,608
22,923
27. King Edward Hospital Medical
School. Indore.
...
18,988
...
53,729
2,629
68,986
' ,Government grant to the extent of Rs. 5,936-10-8 is expected.
129
SCHOOLS.
C.
Expenditure
for
1936-37.
on
Library.
.
Annual charges
for each
foreign student.
Total amount of
fees charged
from
students for the
whole medic
course.
Scholarships or Freeships
awarded.
No.
Amount.
Staff.
St udent s.
M.
W.
M.
W.
M.
W.
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Rs.
Rs.
R s .
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
( 2,352 )
500
...
450
...
...
5,364
...
1,000(a)
( 468 )
...
100
...
Free
52
...
10,320
500(b)
...
. . .
. . .
400
200
108
2,400
2,430
146
400
...
. . .
400
200
...
1,340
427
(b)600
(b)300
( 246 )
660
660
570
554
96
8,496
4,800
Day scho-
lars free.
( 247 )
...
...
480
480
64
5,184
4,680
6
...
...
480
...
36
4,170
...
( 11 95 )
480
. . .
480
...
36
6,576
...
( 200 )
...
. . .
480
...
32
3,328
...
( 199 )
. . .
. . .
485
...
21
2,312
...
( 600 )
500
. . .
120
...
12
600
...
100
...
...
...
...
Free
34
...
16—18
p.m. each.
288
2,000
300
300
450
402
6
1,440
...
( 618 )
146
146
370
370
26
4,050
...
1,000 209
...
. . .
144
...
48
4,428
...
approxi -
mately.
( 1,054 )
. . .
. . .
192
. . .
60
5,560
. . .
( 1,193 )
849
927
161
12
51
2,496
939
No tui-
tion fee.
No tuition
fee.
( 50 )
100
50*
400
Free
16
3,240
240
( 272 )
...
. . .
...
720
...
...
5,325
300
200
...
...
350
. . .
7
2,100
. . .
52
1,000
...
...
745†
745†
...
384
. . .
53
79
...
...
520
...
4
480
...
240
488
...
...
600
600
26
1,313
...
( 962 )
...
...
753
...
6 Half Freeship
4 Freeships.
1,350
768
. . .
500
...
1,200
28
...
14,000
‡ 4 3
. . .
189
...
. . .
960
• •
. . .
. . .
. . .
(
100 )
. . .
. . .
896
896
. . .
...
...
* Paid by Government.
† A fee of Rs. 45 is charged extra once in the whole course and is paid to the Bombay Munici-
pality for giving instructions in infectious diseases, vaccination and for attending maternity cases.
‡ From individual donors at Home and abroad.
( ) Combined expenditure on library for Staff and Students.
(a) From students not belonging to Madras Presidency.
(b) From students coming from Native States.
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130
MEDICAL SCHOOLS.
TABLE D..
Chemistry.
School.
Average
number of
students.
Number of Teachers .
Laboratory
attendants
and
servants.
Lecturers.
Assistant
Lecturers.
1
2
3
4
GOVERNMENT.
1. Stanley Medical School,
Madras.
40
1
1
3
2. Lady Willingdon Medical
School for Women, Madras.
30
1
..
1
3. B. J. Medical School, Poona.
Science Department closed from June 1937.
4. B.J. Medical School,
Ahmedabad.
29
1
1
1 *
5. Campbell Medical School,
Calcutta.
183
1
1
1 *
6. Medical School, Dacca.
130
* Taught by the Science Staff of the
Dacca University on an honorarium
of Rs. 1,500 where they make their
own arrangements.
7. Lytton Medical School, My-
mensingh.
76
1
1
..
8. Ronaldshay Medical School,
Burdwan.
84
1 *
1 *
1 *
9. Chittagong Medical School,
Chittagong.
This subject is taught at the Chittagong Government
College.
10. Jackson Medical School,
Jalpaiguri.
39
1*
1 *
1 *
11. Medical School, Agra..
30
1
..
..
12. Women's Medical School,
Agra.
33
1 *
..
..
13. Medical School, Amritsar.
82
1*
1*
2 *
14. Robertson Medical School,
Nagpur.
39
1 *
1*
1 *
15. Darbhanga Medical School,
Laheriaserai.
46
1
1*
2
16. Berry White Medical
School, Dibrugarh.
63
1 *
1*
13
* Both for Chemistry and Physics.
Both for Chemistry and Physics (Part-time).
For three subjects—Chemistry, Physics, and Physiology.
Total number of inferior servants for all the Departments.
131
Chemistry—contd.
School.
Average
number of
students.
Number of Teachers.
Laboratory
attendants
and
servants.
Lecturers.
Assistant
Lecturers.
1
2
3
4
—
GOVERNMENT—Contd.
17. Orissa
Medical
School,
Cuttack.
44
1*
1*
2*
18. Medical School, Hyderabad
(Sind).
1
1
1
1
NON-GOVERNMENT.
19. Missionary Medical School
for Women, Vellore.
16
1
..
20. Miraj
Christian Medical
School, Miraj.
..
..
..
..
21. National Medical College,
Bombay.
..
..
..
..
22. Bankura Sammilani Medical
School, Bankura.
37
1
..
1
23. Calcutta Medical School,
Calcutta.
100
1
1
..
24. National Medical Institute,
Calcutta.
91
1
1
1
25. Women's Christian
Medical College , Ludhiana.
35
1
1
1
26. The
Ludhiana
Medical
School for Men, Ludhiana.
28
1
1
1
27. King Edward
Hospital
Medical School, Indore.
54
1
1
1
*For three subjects—Chemistry, Physics and Physiology
.
For Chemistry, Physics and Biology.
For Chemistry and Biology.
Both for Chemistry and Physics.
to
132
MEDICAL SCHOOLS,
TABLE D.—contd.
Physics.
School.
Average
number of
students.
Number of Teachers.
Laboratory
attendants
and
servants.
Lecturers.
Assistant
Lecturers.
1
2
3
4
GOVERNMENT.
1. Stanley Medical School,
Madras.
40
1
1
1
2. Lady Willingdon Medical
School for Women, Madras.
30
1
..
1
3. B. J. Medical School, Poona.
..
..
..
..
4. B.J.
Medical School,
Ahmedabad.
29
1
1
1*
5. Campbell Medical School,
Calcutta.
183
1 †
1 †
1*
6. Medical School, Dacca
130
* Taught by the Science Staff of the
Dacca University on an honorarium
of Rs. 1,500 where they make their
own arrangements.
7. Lytton Medical School, My-
mensingh.
76
1
1
..
8. Ronaldshay Medical School,
Burdwan.
84
1*
1*
1*
9. Chittagong Medical School,
Chittagong.
This subject is taught at the ChittagongGovernment
College.
10. Jackson Medical School,
Jalpaiguri.
39
1*
1*
1*
11. Medical School, Agra..
..
..
..
..
12. Women's Medical School,
Agra.
33
1*
..
..
13. Medical School, Amritsar.
82
1*
1*
2*
14. Robertson Medical School,
Nagpur.
39
1*
1*
1*
15. Darbhanga Medical School,
Laheriaserai.
46
1†
1*
2†
16. Berry
White
Medical
School, Dibrugarh.
63
1*
1*
13§
* Both for Chemistry and Physics.
†Both for Chemistry and Physics (Part-time).
†For three subjects—Chemistry, Physics and Physiology.
§ Total number of inferior servants for all the Departments.
133
Physios-contd
School.
Average
number of
students.
Number of Teachers.
Laboratory
attendants
and
servants.
Lecturers.
Assistant
Lecturers.
1
2
3
4
GOVERNMENT—Contd..
17. Orissa
Medical
School,
Cuttack.
44
1*
1*
2*
18. Medical School, Hyderabad
(Sind).
1
1 †
1 †
1
NON-GOVERNMENT.
19. Missionary Medical School
for Women, Vellore.
17
1
..
2
20. Miraj
Christian Medical
School, Miraj.
..
..
..
..
21. National Medical College,
Bombay.
..
..
..
..
22. Bankura Sammilani Medical
School, Bankura.
37
1
..
1
23. Calcutta Medical School,
Calcutta.
100
1
1 †
. .
24. National Medical Institute,
Calcutta.
91
1
1 †
1 †
25. Women's Christian Medical
College, Ludhiana.
35
1
1
1
26. The
Ludhiana
Medical
School for Men, Ludhiana.
28
1
1
1
27. King
Edward Hospital
Medical School, Indore.
54
1
1 †
1 †
* For three subjects—Chemistry, Physics and Physiology.
†For Chemistry, Physics and Biology.
†Both for Chemistry and Physics.