Gajra Raja Medical College

Gajra Raja Medical College in Gwalior, established in 1946 under the patronage of the Scindia rulers of Gwalior State, is one of the oldest medical colleges in Madhya Pradesh. It is attached to the Jayarogya group of hospitals, the main tertiary referral centre for the Gwalior-Chambal region, which gives students an unusually heavy and varied clinical load across medicine and surgery. The college teaches MBBS with established postgraduate departments, along with nursing, at government fees, and holds a NAAC 'A' grade. Its age shows both ways: a deep alumni network across Indian medicine, but also older infrastructure typical of legacy government institutions. It suits NEET qualifiers seeking an affordable, high-volume clinical training environment in a historic institution, particularly those from Madhya Pradesh's state quota.