AIMS Mohali

12/02/2026

Republic Day at AIMS Mohali

12/02/2026

Republic day at AIMS Mohali

18/12/2025

BCME workshop

The Medical Education Unit of Dr. BR Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences, Mohali conducted Basic course in Medical Education (BCME) workshop from 8-10th December 2025.A total of 30 faculty members from various disciplines participated in the NMC monitored program to sensitize and train the medical teachers about the competency based medical curriculum with focus on interactive teaching methodologies and continuous formative assessment. Dr Anjali Jain, Professor Anatomy & Co convenor NMC nodal center, CMC, Ludhiana was the NMC appointed coordinator to monitor the conduct of workshop. The college achieved the accomplishment of more than 96% of the faculty trained in BCME with this workshop.

15/12/2025

As a part of Statewide Blood Donation Drive organized by Blood Centre, Department of Transfusion Medicine, AIMS Mohali in collaboration with IMA MSN Punjab, a blood donation camp was organized for MBBS students under the able guidance of Director Principal Dr Bhavneet Bharti and SMO Dr HS Cheema to raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and to encourage community participation in saving lives. The participation of medical students demonstrated their dedication not only to the study of medicine but also to the service of humanity.

11/12/2025

24/10/2025

CISP III workshop

The curriculum committee of Dr. BR Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences, Mohali conducted Curriculum implementation Support Program (CISP III) workshop from 14-15th October 2025.A total of 30 faculty members from various disciplines participated in the NMC monitored program to sensitize and support the medical teachers regarding implementation of competency based medical curriculum. Dr Pamela Jeyaraj,Co convenor NMC nodal center, CMC, Ludhiana was the NMC appointed coordinator to monitor the conduct of workshop. The college achieved the accomplishment of more than 60% of the faculty trained in CISP with this workshop.

17/10/2025

World Anatomy Day Celebrations at Dr. B. R. Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences, Mohali.

The Department of Anatomy, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS) Mohali, celebrated World Anatomy Day with great enthusiasm on 15 and 16 October, 2025, highlighting the theme “Anatomy Through Ages –From Galen to Vesalius.”

The two-day event aimed to underline the importance of evolution in the medical field and to commemorate the monumental contributions of Andreas Vesalius, the founder of Modern Human Anatomy. His revolutionary work‘De Humani Corporis Fabrica’ marked a turning point in anatomical science by emphasizing direct human dissection and evidence-based observation, moving away from the dogmas of the medieval era.

As part of the celebrations, the newly admitted MBBS students visited the Department of Zoology, Panjab University, Chandigarh, on 15 October, where they explored the fascinating field of comparative anatomy—understanding similarities and differences between human and animal structures. The students were welcomed by the chairperson Dr. Ravinder Kumar and Dr. Ravneet Kaur. The event started with the icebreaking session and followed by practical session on comparative Anatomy of vertebrates. Students visited museum of man, invertebrate and vertebrate museum and RUSA zebrafish facility

08/10/2025

1st October 2025 On the Occasion of National Voluntary Blood Donation Day, a series of impactful activities were organized under able guidance of Director Principal Dr Bhavneet Bharti and SMO Dr HS Cheema to raise awareness about the importance of voluntary blood donation and to encourage community participation in saving lives. The day commemorates the contributions of Dr. J.G. Jolly, a pioneer in transfusion medicine in India, and highlights the indispensable role of donors in saving lives.
A Blood Donation Camp was organised by Blood Centre, Department of Transfusion Medicine, AIMS, Mohali at Quest group of Institutions, Jhanjheri in collaboration with Inner wheel club, Mohali. It witnessed overwhelming participation from students. The team led by Dr. Sanya Sharma collected a total of 52 units of blood.
In addition to the camp, a Poster Making Competition was held at the hospital for nursing students engaging them in creatively expressing the significance of blood donation under guidance of Dr Tanupriya Bindal, Assistant Professor and Dr Rajbir Cheema, Assistant Professor, Deptt of transfusion medicine. The entries showcased powerful messages and artistic flair, reflecting the awareness and commitment of the younger generation towards social causes. Winners and participants were facilitated with prizes and certificates. Pledge Taking Ceremony was also held where students, faculty, and staff solemnly committed themselves to the cause of regular, voluntary blood donation. The pledge served as a powerful reminder of the responsibility we all share in contributing to the health and well-being of society.
An exclusive In-house Blood Donation Camp for MBBS students was also conducted, reinforcing the role of future healthcare professionals in leading by example. The participation of medical students demonstrated their dedication not only to the study of medicine but also to the service of humanity.

06/10/2025

ENT Department Organizes “ENTellect” Annual AIMS ENT Intra-College Quiz Competition for MBBS Students


The Department of Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) at AIMS, Mohali under the able guidance of Director Principal Dr. Bhavneet Bharti successfully conducted an engaging and competitive MBBS ENT Quiz on 4th October 2025, aimed at enhancing academic interest and clinical knowledge among undergraduate medical students.

The quiz saw enthusiastic participation from MBBS students of 2021 Batch, with a total of 5 teams competing. The preliminary round based on MCQ’s was held with 28 students participation on 25th September. The event was held in the college auditorium and was attended by faculty members, students, and invited guests.

The competition featured multiple rounds, including Basic Sciences, Signs, Clinical Images, Instruments, Equipments, Radiology, Procedures, and Rapid Fire, testing students’ grasp on both theoretical and practical aspects of ENT.

The event was inaugurated by Dr. Bhavneet Bharti, Director Principal of AIMS, Mohali, who emphasized the importance of interactive learning and applauded the efforts of the ENT department in organizing academic activities that foster critical thinking.

Dr. Manish Gupta, Head of the ENT Department, coordinated the event along with faculty members Dr. Himanshu K Mittal, Dr. Navjot Kaur, Senior and Junior Residents. “The quiz aims not only to promote academic excellence but also to build confidence in clinical decision-making,” said Dr. Manish Gupta.

Team “Cochlea” with Rhythm and Dishant emerged as the winners of the competition, followed closely by Team “Malleus” Srishti and Pragati. The winners were awarded Medal, certificates and Cash prize by the Organizers.

The event concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Dr. Himanshu K Mittal, thanking the organizing committee, participants, and audience for their enthusiastic support.

03/10/2025

Press Note
Swachhta Abhiyan at AIMS Mohali

Dr. B. R. Ambedkar State Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), Mohali, observed Swachhta Abhiyan with great zeal and participation from faculty, staff, and students.
The day witnessed team-based cleaning drives, where different groups took responsibility for designated areas within the campus and its surroundings. A pre-cleaning and post-cleaning evaluation was carried out to highlight the visible impact of collective efforts.
To encourage student involvement, a “Cleanest Room Competition” was organized. In the girls’ category, Tanushree, Vanya, and Medha won the first prize, while in the boys’ category, Tarun, Sehnoor, and Anirudh secured the top position.
Setting a remarkable example, Director Principal, Prof. (Dr.) Bhavneet Bharti, personally joined the students in cleaning the college premises and surrounding areas, reinforcing the message that true leadership lies in action.
The program concluded with all participants taking the Swachhta Shapath (Cleanliness Pledge), affirming their responsibility to sustain cleanliness and spread awareness beyond the campus. The event closed with the collective message: “Clean Campus, Healthy Campus.”

19/09/2025

Press Note
AIMS Mohali Hosts CME “The Final Stitch” — Eminent Surgeons Inspire Future Clinicians
Mohali, 14 September 2025:
The Department of General Surgery, AIMS Mohali, successfully organized a two-day Continuing Medical Education (CME) program titled “The Final Stitch” on 13–14 September 2025. The event witnessed over 250 delegates from various medical colleges across Punjab, Chandigarh, and Haryana, including undergraduate (MBBS) and postgraduate (MS Surgery) students, who participated with great enthusiasm.
The CME was inaugurated by Prof. (Dr.) Bhavneet Bharti, Director Principal, AIMS Mohali, who delivered the welcome address. She commended the Department of Surgery for organizing a comprehensive and exam-oriented academic event and motivated students to actively participate in such platforms to build confidence, sharpen their clinical skills, and gain examiner perspectives.
The academic sessions were enriched by the presence of renowned surgical experts and examiners of national repute, including
Dr. Pawanindra Lal (Former HOD, MAMC New Delhi), Dr. A.K. Attri (Former Director Principal, GMCH-32), Dr. Rajeev Kapoor, Dr. Rajeev Sharma, Dr. Darshanjit Singh Walia, Dr. Parvez David Haque, Dr. Amit Mahajan, Dr. Laxmi Agnihotri, and Dr. Naval Bansal. Their sessions focused on practical surgical reasoning, structured case discussions, and insights into examiner expectations, which were highly appreciated by the students.
The program was led by the core faculty of the Department of General Surgery, AIMS Mohali, including
Dr. Navdeep Singh Saini (Professor of Surgery & Medical Superintendent, AIMS Mohali; President, SCALPEL),
Dr. Vivek Pahuja (Associate Professor & Head of the Department of General Surgery),
along with other esteemed faculty members of the department who worked tirelessly to conceptualize, coordinate, and execute the event. Their combined efforts ensured that the CME offered a seamless and impactful learning experience for all attendees.
Over two days, students presented clinical surgical cases on key examination topics, attended high-yield expert lectures, engaged in poster presentations (PG students), and participated enthusiastically in an interactive surgical quiz (MBBS students). The CME was conducted in hybrid mode, allowing students unable to travel to Mohali to join online and benefit equally from the sessions.
Students immensely benefitted from the rare opportunity to present before examiners, receive constructive feedback, and observe diverse approaches to clinical examination and discussion. The program significantly enhanced their confidence, presentation skills, and readiness for university examinations as well as future surgical practice.
The CME concluded with vibrant academic discussions and enthusiastic feedback from both students and faculty.Press Note
AIMS Mohali Hosts CME “The Final Stitch” — Eminent Surgeons Inspire Future Clinicians
Mohali, 14 September 2025:
The Department of General Surgery, AIMS Mohali, successfully organized a two-day Continuing Medical Education (CME) program titled “The Final Stitch” on 13–14 September 2025. The event witnessed over 250 delegates from various medical colleges across Punjab, Chandigarh, and Haryana, including undergraduate (MBBS) and postgraduate (MS Surgery) students, who participated with great enthusiasm.
The CME was inaugurated by Prof. (Dr.) Bhavneet Bharti, Director Principal, AIMS Mohali, who delivered the welcome address. She commended the Department of Surgery for organizing a comprehensive and exam-oriented academic event and motivated students to actively participate in such platforms to build confidence, sharpen their clinical skills, and gain examiner perspectives.
The academic sessions were enriched by the presence of renowned surgical experts and examiners of national repute, including
Dr. Pawanindra Lal (Former HOD, MAMC New Delhi), Dr. A.K. Attri (Former Director Principal, GMCH-32), Dr. Rajeev Kapoor, Dr. Rajeev Sharma, Dr. Darshanjit Singh Walia, Dr. Parvez David Haque, Dr. Amit Mahajan, Dr. Laxmi Agnihotri, and Dr. Naval Bansal. Their sessions focused on practical surgical reasoning, structured case discussions, and insights into examiner expectations, which were highly appreciated by the students.
The program was led by the core faculty of the Department of General Surgery, AIMS Mohali, including
Dr. Navdeep Singh Saini (Professor of Surgery & Medical Superintendent, AIMS Mohali; President, SCALPEL),
Dr. Vivek Pahuja (Associate Professor & Head of the Department of General Surgery),
along with other esteemed faculty members of the department who worked tirelessly to conceptualize, coordinate, and execute the event. Their combined efforts ensured that the CME offered a seamless and impactful learning experience for all attendees.
Over two days, students presented clinical surgical cases on key examination topics, attended high-yield expert lectures, engaged in poster presentations (PG students), and participated enthusiastically in an interactive surgical quiz (MBBS students). The CME was conducted in hybrid mode, allowing students unable to travel to Mohali to join online and benefit equally from the sessions.
Students immensely benefitted from the rare opportunity to present before examiners, receive constructive feedback, and observe diverse approaches to clinical examination and discussion. The program significantly enhanced their confidence, presentation skills, and readiness for university examinations as well as future surgical practice.
The CME concluded with vibrant academic discussions and enthusiastic feedback from both students and faculty.