Sangam Sevabhavi Trusts Ayurved Medical College and Sanjivan Hospital, Ahmednagar: Admission 2025, Courses, Fees, Cutoff, Placements, Ranking

Sangam Sevabhavi Trust's Ayurved Medical College and Sanjivan Hospital, started in the year 1992 at Sangamner, Ahmednagar, Maharashtra. This college is a recognised college affiliated with the Central Council for Indian Medicine in New Delhi and offers specialised education in the Ayurvedic system of medicine. Situated on a 3-acre campus, the college gives enrolment  to 185 students and has a faculty of 39.

The college is dedicated to create all the conducive environments for its students to learn better. It has a well-established infrastructure with separate Hostels for Boys and Girls, each having the total capacity of 150 students each. They are maintained with stringent discipline policies. There are dedicated and specifically appointed rectors to take care of the hostels. The hostel campus is secured and entirely safe. The library is also well equipped with over 10,000 medical science books, having a well-maintained reading room facility for students as well as teachers. At the same time, the Sangam Sevabhavi Trust's Ayurved Medical College and Sanjivan Hospital has set up departmental laboratories and a health centre with first-aid facilities for practical training. The campus is fully equipped with the latest IT infrastructure for the leaning of digital and research activities.

Sangam Sevabhavi Trust Ayurved Medical College offers a total of four courses, all of which are full time. The flagship course is the Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS). The intake for the course has been approved by the constituted body at 60 students. Additionally, the college offers three postgraduate courses. MD Kayachikitsa, MD in Shalakya Tantra, and MD Prasuti Tantra and Stri Roga, with an intake of 5 students each for the courses.

The entire admission procedure is carried out in the compliance of various regulations and directions laid down by Government of Maharashtra/Central Council of Indian Medicine (CCIM), New Delhi/Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik. Students are admitted to the BAMS course based on NEET scores. For students enrolling in a MD programme, they need to qualify in the NEET-PG examination. The college ensures adoption of all recent decisions and guidelines of the court toward transparency and fair practice of procedures in effecting the admission of students.