K.S. Hegde Medical Academy (KSHEMA), Mangalore was
established in 1999 became a constituent Nitte University in 2009. The
Institution is named after its founder, the visionary, late Justice K S Hegde,
former Justice of the Supreme Court of India and former Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
It strives to generate competent and humane professionals empowered to face
future challenges with ethical integrity. The Institution has collaborations
and research linkages with international and national organizations like the
Wake Forest University, USA, University of Toronto, Canada, BARC Research
Center-Mangalore University, India and St. John’s Research Institute, India.
The institute is located in the picturesque town of
Deralakatte, about 13 km from the city of Mangalore in Karnataka. The institute
offers both under graduate and post graduate courses in the medical stream. The
degrees offered by the institution are recognized by the Medical Council of
India (MCI).
Since its inception, the institution has made rapid progress
towards being recognized as a medical school of excellence. The academy lays
emphasis towards delivering quality health care while developing a sense of
social responsibility among the students. While the institute provides every
kind of infrastructural facility for imparting quality education to the
students, the highly qualified faculty members thoroughly guide the students
and encourage them in their academic pursuits.
Courses Offered:
Bachelor of Medicine
and Bachelor of surgery (MBBS)
Bachelor of Medicine
and Bachelor of surgery (MBBS):
K S Hegde Medical Academy offers a four and a half year
program leading to the award of the degree, M.B.B.S. K S Hegde Medical Academy
and the attached K S Hegde Hospital are duly recognized by the Medical Council
of India and are affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences,
Bangalore.
As per the curriculum designed by the Rajiv Gandhi
University of Health Sciences, every student shall undergo a period of
certified study extending over 4 1/2 academic years from the date of
commencement of study to the date of completion of examination followed by 1
year of compulsory rotatory internship.
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