For MBBS degree, each year total of 123 students are enrolled in the Medical College, in fixed atio from Uttar Pradesh and All India Entrance Examinations. The graduate course is spread over four and half cademic years divided into three phrases.

1.Pre-Clinical Phase One year  2.Para-Clinical Phase One and half year  3.Clinical Phase Two years
Pre-Clinical Phase:
Duration is one year (I & II Semesters). During this period students are taught subjects ofAnatomy,Physiology and Biochemistry. Students are also introduced to Community medicine. Examination is held in Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry. On clearing all the three subjects the students enter the Para-clinical phase
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Para-Clinic Phase:
Duration is one and half years (Semester III to V). This period entails the subjects of Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmaclogy, Forensic Medicine & Toxicology and Social & Preventive Medicine / Community Medicine. After clearing all these subjects in the University Examination (II Prof.) students can appear in next University examination i.e. final Prof-Part I.
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Clinic Phase:
Duration is two academic year after II professional examin-ation. During this period the subjects like Orthopaedics, Opthalom-ology, E.N.T., Community Medicine, Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Paediatrics are being taught. The concurrent phase is important in the basic understanding of Clinical subjects. The university examination are conducted in two phases i.e. part I & part II , The teaching and training requirement includes all aspects of patient care and Health. Final Prof- part I examination includes first three subjects and next four subjects are considered in Final Prof-part II exams.
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Intership
On successful completion of graduate course, all students have to undertake one year’s rotatary internship. The students are awarded the M.B.B.S degree only after satisfactory completion of internship. The internship programme is aimed at providing practical training in patient-care and health care of community. Students are required to maintain internship diary, which is required to be signed by Medical Officer in charge and Head of the Department. Duly signed internship diary is to be submitted before the internship certificate is issued.
POST GRADUATE COURSES PROVIDED IN S N MEDICAL COLLEGE
S.No. Departments Courses Sanctioned seats Total Seats AIPG UPPG 1. Non clinical departments   1.1. Human Anatomy   MS (3 years)   0 2 2 1.2. Biochemistry   - - - - 1.3. Forensic Medicine   MD (3 years)   0 1 1 1.4. Pharmacology   MD (3 years)   0 2 2 1.5. Pharmacy   Diploma   - - - 1.6. Human Physiology   MD (3 years)   1 1 2 2. Para clinical departments 2.1. Microbiology MD (3 years) - - - 2.2. Pathology MD (3 years) 1 6 7 2.3. SPM MD (3 years) 1 2 3 3. Clinical departments 3.1. Anesthesiology MD (3 years) DA (2 years) 1 - 6 - 7 - 3.2. Cardiology DM (proposed) - - - 3.3. Dental surgery - - - - 3.4. Skin & VD MD (3 years)* DVD (2 years)* 1 0 1 1 2 1 3.5. Medicine MD (3 years) 3 11 14 3.6. Nuclear Medicine - - - - 3.7. Obstetrics Gynecology MS (3 years) DGO (2 years) 2 2 5 4 7 6 3.8. Ophthalmology MS (3 years) DOMS (2 years) 2 - 3 - 5 - 3.9. ENT MS (3 years) DLO (2 years)* - 1 - 1 - 2 3.10. Pediatrics MD (3 years) DCH (2 years) 2 1 4 5 6 6 3.11. Psychiatry MD (3 years) Dip. Clin. Psychiatry (2 yrs) 0 - 2 - 2 - 3.12. Radio diagnosis MD (3 years) DMRE (2 years) 1 - 1 - 2 - 3.13. Radio therapy MD (3 years) DMRE (2 years) 0 - 2 - 2 - 3.14. Surgery MS (3 years) 3 8 11 3.15. TB & chest diseases MD (3 years)* DTCD (2 years)* 1 1 1 0 2 1 Total 25 75 10   Unrecognized by Medical Council of India TRAINING FACILITIES S.No. Department Training facilities 1. Non clinical departments 1.1. Human Anatomy Undergraduate teaching: Classes and demonstrations are organized for first year MBBS students 1.2. Biochemistry   Undergraduate teaching: Classes are demonstrations/practical classes are organized for first year MBBS students Provision of summer training of P.G. students 1.3. Forensic Medicine Undergraduate teaching: Classes are demonstrations are organized for MBBS students Medicolegal work for PMS officers (proposed) Medicolegal work and training for interns 1.4. Pharmacology Undergraduate teaching: Classes are demonstrations/practical classes are organized for MBBS students Post graduate training 1.5. Human Physiology Undergraduate teaching: Classes are demonstrations/practical classes are organized for first year MBBS students Post graduate training 2. Para clinical departments 2.1. Microbiology Undergraduate training Postgraduate training 2.2. Pathology Undergraduate training Postgraduate training Laboratory Technician training 2.3. SPM Undergraduate training: posting at urban health center and rural health training center Field visits for undergraduate students Postgraduate training: Post graduate diploma in community health; Internship posting at urban health center, immunization clinic and rural health training center 3. Clinical Departments 3.1. Anesthesiology Undergraduates Ten lectures- classes; 15 days posting and ten short clinics in O.T.; 15 day posting for interns Post Graduates (M.D., D.A.) Seminars (2/week), Case presentation (2/week); journal club; Rotation Posting in Orthopedic Anesthesia, Cardiothoracic Anesthesia, ENT Anesthesia, Gen. Surgery, Urosurgery, Neurosurgery, Plastic Surgery, Ophthalmology, Gynaecology & Obstetrics, Psychiatry, Radiotherapy and Emergency Surgery. 3.2. Cardiology For PMS officers and staff nurses in CCU. 3.3. Dental surgery Training for undergraduate students in out patient department. 3.4. Skin & VD Under graduate teaching classes conducted. Post-graduate teaching seminars, Case discussions 3.5. Medicine Undergraduate training in clinical skills Clinical lectures – Demonstration Daily OPD Postgraduate training 3.6. Obstetrics Gynecology Training Post graduates Lapsrocopic sterilization Gynecological Ultrasound Midwives Training Reproductive and Child Health SIFPSA 3.7. Ophthalmology I.O.L. Training to P.M.S. Doctors 3.8. Orthopedics Undergraduate training in clinical skills Clinical lectures – Demonstration Daily OPD Postgraduate training 3.9. ENT Undergraduate training Post graduate training Clinical lectures – Demonstration Daily OPD Journal Club, Seminars, Case presentation Surgeries in collaboration with Ophthalmics/ Plastic surgery deptt. Tumour clinic along with Surgery/ Radiotherapy/ Neurosurgery /Ophthalmology Deptt. 3.10. Pediatrics NALS Neonatal care training 3.11. Psychiatry Undergraduate training in clinical skills Clinical lectures – Demonstration Daily OPD Postgraduate training 3.12. Radio diagnosis X-Ray Technician (Radiology) 3.13. Radio therapy Radiation safety training of Hospital Radiation 3.14 TB & chest diseases Two research projects every year for MD Bronchoscopy Pleural aspiration Intercostal Tube Insertion Internship Training Microscopy centre for DOT (RNTCP)	Top
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