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IT HAS CENTRAL           LIGHTING ARRANGEMENTS WITH  PROVISION OF SINKS, ELECTRIC POINTS, CUPBOARDS          FOR MICROSCOPES. •         THERE ARE 90 STUDENT MICROSCOPES AND  22 DISSECTION MICROSCOPES. •         PREPARATION ROOM FOR HISTOLOGY SLIDES IS LOCATED  ADJACENT TO THE               LABORATORY.   MUSEUM   SIZE 200 SQ.M CONTAINING  302 SPECIMENS,  COVERING  EMBRYOLOGY, OSTEOLOGY, GROSS ANATOMY OF ALLTHE  REGIONS OF THE HUMAN BODY. •         752 EXHIBITS IN THE FORM OF NON LAMINATED  CHARTS, 202 MODELS, 52 LAMINATED CHARTS ARE AVAILABLE. •         7 FULLY ARTICULATED SKELETONS AND 50 SETS 0F INDIVIDUAL BONES ARE AVAILABLE. •         35 STUDENT  SEATING FACILITIES  ARE AVAILABLE •         NUMEROUS X RAY, CT, AND  MRI FILMS  RELATED TO RADIOLOGICAL ANATOMY  ARE              EXIHIBITED IN THE MUSEUM FOR TEACHING THE STUDENTS.    TEACHING METHODOLOGY: AS PER M.C.I. NORMS,  CURRICULUM IS FOLLOWED IN FULL TOTALITY IN THE FORM OF     1)  DIDACTIC LECTURES -         240 Hrs / year.      2)  DEMONSTRATIONS    -        480 Hrs /year.     3)  HISTOLOGY                  -           2 Sessions/ week.     4)  DISSECTION                 -         10 Sessions/ week.     5)  TUTORIALS                  -           2 sessions/ week. DISSECION TRAINING Ø  EVERY DAY TWO HOURS ARE ALLOTTED  FOR  DISSECTION.  Ø  STUDENTS ARE DIVIDED INTO GROUPS OF 10 to 15.  Ø  EACH GROUP IS GIVEN ONE CADAVER.  Ø  EACH STUDENT IS TRAINED TO DISSECT UNDER THE  SUPERVISION OF THE TEACHING FACULTY.  FOR ELIGIBILITY, SELECTION PROCEDURE, UNIVERSITY, EXAMINATION DETAILS ETC., PLEASE SEE  - COURSES   PASS PERCENTAGE   •         2006-2007  - 97.4 % •         2007-2008  - 96 .6 % •         2008-2009  - 99 % •         2009-2010  - 93 % •         2010-2011  - 98.6 %   DISTINCTIONS  RECEIVED •         2006-2007  - 25 •         2007-2008  - 27 •         2008-2009  - 15 •         2009-2010  - 25 •         2010-2011  - 48   PRIZES    FROM THE YEAR 2008 ONWARDS, STUDENTS SECURING  DISTINCTION  IN THE SUBJECT IN THE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS ARE AWARDED WTH CERTIFICATES OF MERIT.    PARTICIPATION IN CMEs   Ø  2008- CME ON INGUINAL HERNIA TOPIC PRESENTED:  ANATOMY  OF  ANTERIOR ABDOMINAL WALL    Ø  2010- CME ON KIDNEY TOPIC PRESENTED:  ANATOMY OF KIDNEY   FUNERAL EMBALMING:    •         IT IS THE PROCEDURE BY WHICH HUMAN CADAVERS ARE PRESERVED . •        PROCEDURE FOR  EMBALMING  BODIES ON REQUEST :            1. FEES  OF RS.1000/-            2. PROPER REQUISITION FROM RELATIVES/ FRIENDS  IN HAND WRITTTEN LETTER            3. DULY SIGNED DEATH CERTIFICATE BY COMPETENT AUTHORITY             4. DEAN”S ORDER TO  EMBALM. •         IN M.L.C. CASES, NO OBJECTION CERTIFICATE FROM THE POLICE AND THE POST MORTEM          CERTIFICATE ARE  ADDITIONAL REQUISITES. •         UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF THE QUALIFIED STAFF, EMBALMING PROCEDURE IS UNDER          TAKEN.   VOLUNTARY BODY DONATION GUIDELINES:   1. THE  PERSON  MUST BE WHOLEHEARTEDLY WILLING TO DONATE HIS BODY AFTER DEATH FOR THE PURPOSE OF STUDY BY THE MEDICAL STUDENTS.    2. THEY MUST PRODUCE A WILL WRITTEN IN RS.20/ WORTH STAMPED PAPER.   3. WILL MUST BE REGISTERED BY AUTHORISED JUDICIARY AT THEIR OWN COST.   4. WRITTEN CONSENT BY LEGAL HEIRS IS A MUST.   5. THEY MUST SUBMIT TWO COPIES  OF THE ABOVE DOCUMENTS   6. THEIR DEATH SHOULD BE OF NATURAL CAUSE.    7. AFTER DEATH, THE LEGAL HEIRS MUST HAND OVER   THE DEAD BODY ALONG WITH THE AUTHENTICATED DEATH CERTIFICATE TO THE RMO OF THE  HOSPITAL. 8. AFTER THE VERIFICATION, THE RMO WILL RELEASE THE DEAD BODY TO THE DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY, WHERE IT IS PRESERVED AND USED FOR TEACHING PURPOSES.    Designed & Developed by This site can be best viewed in 1024x768 screen resolution.