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SVIMS - Sri Padmavathi Medical College for Women, Alipiri Road, Tirupati

Medicine, Bachelor's Program

India Public University Established: 2014

University Highlights

World Ranking

Ranked #N/A in QS World University Rankings

Program Duration

N/A

Language

English-taught program

Program Overview

Established in 2014, it is a prestigious government medical institution exclusively for women. Operating under the aegis of the Sri Venkateswara Institute of Medical Sciences (SVIMS) University, it was one of the first government medical colleges in India dedicated solely to female students. The college is recognized for its commitment to empowering women in the healthcare sector, offering the MBBS undergraduate program and various postgraduate courses. It features modern infrastructure, well-equipped laboratories, and provides clinical training through the integrated teaching hospital within the SVIMS campus

Admission Requirements

Must qualified the NEET-UG examination

Acadamy

Programs

Medicine
Medicine
Medicine

Degrees

Bachelor's
Bachelor's
Master's

Courses

MBBS
B.Sc Nursing
MD/MS

The campus life at SVIMS - Sri Padmavathi Medical College for Women in Tirupati is generally described as positive, holistic, and conducive to learning, particularly as an institution exclusively for women. Students often highlight the excellent infrastructure, which includes well-equipped labs, air-conditioned classrooms, a comprehensive library, and clean, manageable hostel facilities with both single and shared rooms. The environment is focused on academic rigor but also encourages extracurricular activities like sports and cultural programs, including an annual university-level fest like "Unifest."

College provides secure and modern hostel facilities exclusively for its female students within the unitary college campus, which also houses the teaching hospital and academic blocks. The residential complex is built on a significant area, offering accommodation for a large number of students (around 650 beds mentioned in some sources). The hostels typically feature shared rooms (commonly 3-4 students per room) equipped with essential furniture like beds, study tables, and wardrobes. A notable feature is the provision of a free mess facility, supported by the TTD (Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams) trust, which aims to offer hygienic and comfortable dining arrangements, including a common menu system.

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