All India Institute of Medical Science

In 1952, Jawaharlal Nehru was the first founder of establishing All India Institute of Medical Science institute. He proposed the grant design for AIIMS structure and educational artifacts.

For his work, he got a support from wholehearted Home Minister, Rajkumari Amrit Kaur. The Health Survey and Development Committee recommended the establishment of national medical centres which would concentrate on expanding healthcare activities.

With recommendations of Amrit Kaur and Jawaharlal Nehru, the proposal is created in favour of Government of New Zealand. Finally in 1956, the proposal is granted in act of parliament for all aspects of medical education and research. The main objective of Institute is to develop pattern of teaching for undergraduate and postgraduate medical education across all over the India.

The Institute has comprehensive facilities in research, teaching and patient-care. As mentioned in parliament act 1956, the AIIMS provided medical and para medical courses for undergraduates and post graduates. Teaching and research are conducted in 42 discipline.

AIIMS has 25 paraclinical and clinical departments with 4 super specialty centers to manage all types disease conditions and healthcare centers.