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140 MBBS graduates to receive degrees at MRMC convocation in Kalaburagi today

Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College in Kalaburagi is set to hold its MBBS convocation for 2026-27 on Saturday, featuring an inauguration by Minister Sharanprakash Patil. This year, 140 graduates will be awarded their degrees, marking a remarkable overall pass rate of 95.48% for the cohort.

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Jun 26, 2026 · 1 min read · 1 views
140 MBBS graduates to receive degrees at MRMC convocation in Kalaburagi today

Key Takeaways

  • •The Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College will graduate 140 MBBS students on Saturday, with an impressive overall pass rate of 95.48%.
  • •Twelve graduates will receive gold medals for their outstanding performance during the 2026-27 MBBS program.
  • •The college has introduced a Bachelor of Physiotherapy program, accepting 60 students annually to expand healthcare education.
  • •MRMC is set to gain approval for 19 additional postgraduate seats, enhancing advanced medical education opportunities.
  • •The Basaveshwar Teaching and General Hospital is modernizing with four new modular operation theatres and a new block for eight more theatres.

Mahadevappa Rampure Medical College (MRMC) in Kalaburagi gearing up for convocation of 2026-27 MBBS grads on Saturday. Ceremony at SAC Centre,Chandrashekhar Patil Memorial Boys Hostel . Minister for Medical Education and MRMC alumnus Sharanprakash Patil to kick off event. Rahul S. Sankanur, CEO of Kalaburagi Zilla Panchayat, chief guest.

140 graduates set to get MBBS degrees . They'll take Charaka Oath,pledging ethical medical practice. 12 snagged gold medals,73 earned First Class,pushing pass rate to 95.48% for this batch .

Friday's press meet,Shashil G . Namoshi,president of Hyderabad Karnataka Education (HKE) Society,talked up strides in medical education and healthcare . New Bachelor of Physiotherapy program coming, 60 students per year,expanding allied healthcare education .

Six new undergrad programs in Allied Health Sciences launched. Anaesthesia and Operation Theatre Technology, Radiology and Imaging Technology, Medical Laboratory Technology,Cardiac Care Technology, Optometry, Dialysis Technology. Critical roles in patient care,working with doctors,nurses.

MRMC offers 200 undergrad MBBS seats, 156 postgrad across specialties. More postgrad seats expected, 19 more starting this year. Enhancing advanced medical education.

Namoshi noted big upgrades at Basaveshwar Teaching and General Hospital, MRMC's teaching hospital . Modern ICUs,four new modular operation theatres . Better infection control,surgical capabilities.

New hospital block in works. Eight more operation theatres coming, boosting surgery capacity. Namoshi affirmed HKE Society's dedication to medical education,patient care through constant investment .

At press conference: Raja Bhimalli, HKE Society VP, Udaykumar Chincholi, secretary,Sharanagouda S . Patil,Dean of MRMC. How will these changes impact healthcare landscape in region...?

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