BGS Medical College and Hospital Welcomes Newest MBBS Batch during Sankalpa Orientation Program
BGS Medical College and Hospital formally welcomed its newest cohort of medical professionals during Sankalpa, the comprehensive orientation program for the first year MBBS batch of 2026 to 2027. Held on October 5, 2026, at the BGS World School Auditorium, the event served as a foundational introduction for students and their parents into the rigorous and rewarding journey of medical education. The ceremony commenced with a traditional invocation song followed by a formal welcome address delivered by Dr. Sangeetha, Associate Professor in the Department of Anatomy. The symbolic lighting of the lamp by the gathered dignitaries marked the official beginning of the academic year, representing the pursuit of knowledge and the enlightenment of the mind. Audiovisual of BGS Medical College and hospital was played highlighting the facilities available in the campus and hospital.
The occasion was graced by an esteemed panel of leadership including the Registrar of Adichunchanagiri University, Dr. Subraya. Representing the institution were Dr. K. S. Gangadhara, Dean cum Principal of BGSMCH, and Dr. Krishnamurthy V. R., Chief of Hospital at BGSMCH. The dais also featured the Vice Principal, Dr. Prithvi Shankar, alongside the heads of the foundational departments of Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, and Community Medicine. Further emphasizing the institution’s commitment to student welfare, the heads of the Gender Harassment Prevention Committee, Mentorship committee and the wardens of both the boys and girls hostels were present to greet the incoming class and their families.
Institutional leaders took the opportunity to detail the extensive facilities available within the college and the hospital premises. Dr. K. S. Gangadhara and Dr. Krishnamurthy V.R. provided insights into the hospital operations and clinical exposure, while Dr. Subraya shared perspectives from the university level. The speakers collectively outlined the academic expectations, including the specific eligibility criteria required to sit for university examinations and a general overview of the medical curriculum. Critical institutional policies were addressed with clarity, covering the functions of the Anti Ragging Committee, the Student Grievance Cell, and the Gender Harassment Prevention Committee, ensuring that both students and parents were fully aware of the support systems and regulations in place.
Detailed academic briefings were provided by the heads of the Departments of Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, and Community Medicine. These presentations offered a deep dive into the curricular structure of the MBBS course, providing students with a roadmap for their upcoming years of study. They also emphasized professional grooming standards and the essential do’s and don’ts of the medical campus. Furthermore, the college introduced two significant programs designed to foster holistic development: the Family Adoption Program and the Mentorship Program. These initiatives aim to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and community health while providing students with individual guidance from seasoned faculty members.
In a moment of celebration, the institution recognized academic excellence by honoring the top rank holder among the newly admitted students. The student was presented with a reward by the dignitaries as a token of appreciation for their prior achievements and as encouragement for their future studies. The orientation program concluded with a formal vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Suresh D. R., Professor in the Department of Biochemistry and Lab Director at BGS Medical College and Hospital. This successful commencement of the academic session reinforced the institution’s dedication to producing compassionate and highly skilled medical professionals.
