Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College and Hospital - Government hospital in Kolkata - Kolkata, India

Thought I would visit here for my IBD treatment but after reading the reviews I have changed my mind. Now a days doctors of government hospital are killing people in the name of treatment no matter how serious condition of the patient junior mo.ther.fuc.kers are there to handle it. Who doesn't have any responsibility. Whole medical system of this state is collapsed just like the politicians who are busy for looting. In my opinion if you have any illness just go to Chennai or Hyderabad.

The Nil Ratan Sarkar Medical College is also known as NRS Hospital. It has many departments and it offers a lot of services to help patients recover fast from their illness. Thr doctors are available 24 hrs. They are very good and helping in nature. For medical emergencies, it is a very convenient place where people from all over the city can get help. This hospital has many departments like orthopaedic, ENT, physical medicine, neurology, gastro intestinal department etc. However, the hospital is spread over a large area and it is not easy to locate the desired department. Secondly, it is also very crowded and hence cleanliness is a an issue. Lastly I believe it needs an able administrator who can coordinate with public and medical staff efficiently.

In 1864, the British government was compelled to open a hospital due to the social and political pressures that arose from epidemics, class struggle, and the Sepoy Mutiny. Considering this urgent need, the decision was made to convert the Sealdah Market Building at Central Hall into what was to be known as the Sealdah Municipal Hospital. On 1 December of 1873, the Sealdah Medical School was established and underwent several name changes. In 1884, it was renamed the Campbell Medical School and in 1894 became the Campbell Medical College. After gaining independence from British rule in 1950, the college was renamed for the last time to Nil Ratan Sircar Medical College in honor of freedom fighter and one of the college's famous alumnus, physician Sir Nilratan Sircar. The institution is recognized under the Medical Council of India, New Delhi, and is run by the Government of West Bengal. It is affiliated with West Bengal University of Health Sciences and offers both undergraduate and postgraduate studies in various departments. S:Wp/

The behavior of nurses is very very bad. Pleasedo not get admitted to this hospital. Instead of recovery, the patient will go further into depression.

NILRATAN SIRCAR MEDICAL COLLEGE& HOSPITAL is one of the oldest and best medical college in INDIA.situated near the sealdah railway station.well known doctors are available here.24 hours emergency services,OPD(Monday-Saturday),other departments are available here.

I can't believe the same hospital before 2005 and now 2022 (I came here after 17yrs aprox). really great work by our Mamata didi But pls provide a parking area Didi

One of the oldest and busiest hospitals of Kolkata which is situated bang in the middle of the city. Its close proximity to the Sealdah Station makes it easily accessible for people arriving from outside the city. The treatment is good, medical professionals are excellent and the variety of treatments offered is commendable. The only disadvantage is the huge number of footfall which leads to long queues outside the OPD and overcrowded wards. It was previously known as Campbell Hospital during colonial times.

The hospital is worst. In the general ward department, nurses are very impolite and asking patients family member's to give patients injection or change the saline. Its very urgent to give attention in this matter