Stanley Medical College
Legacy of Excellence in Medical Education and Healthcare Since 1938
About Stanley Medical College
Stanley Medical College, Chennai is one of the oldest and most prestigious government medical institutions in India, established in 1938. It is affiliated with The Tamil Nadu Dr. M.G.R. Medical University and recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC). The college is attached to the Government Stanley Hospital, a major tertiary care center in Chennai with high patient inflow and advanced clinical facilities. The institution is known for its strong clinical training, large hospital exposure, and long-standing legacy in producing highly skilled doctors. It offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and super-specialty medical education along with extensive research and community healthcare services.
Highlights
Courses Offered
Admission Process
NEET Qualification
Candidates must qualify NEET-UG for MBBS or NEET-PG for higher courses.
Tamil Nadu State Counseling
Admission through DME Tamil Nadu counseling process.
Merit Ranking
Seat allotment based on NEET score and reservation rules.
Document Verification
Verification of academic and identity documents.
College Reporting
Final reporting to Stanley Medical College campus.
Facilities
Placement Information
Scholarships
- Government SC/ST Scholarship
- First Graduate Scholarship
- BC/MBC Scholarship
- Merit Scholarship
- Minority Welfare Scholarship
- National Scholarship Portal Schemes
Hostel Facilities
Events
- Medical Conference
- Rural Health Camps
- Blood Donation Drives
- Health Awareness Programs
- Clinical Skill Workshops
- Medical Research Symposium
Campus Life
Technical Clubs
- Clinical Skills Club
- Medical Research Society
- Emergency Medicine Club
- Anatomy Club
- Public Health Club
Cultural Clubs
- Music Club
- Dance Club
- Drama Club
- Literary Club
- Fine Arts Club
Community Service
- Rural Health Camps
- NSS Medical Outreach
- Blood Donation Drives
- Vaccination Awareness Programs
- Sanitation Drives
- Public Health Education Programs