About MGM
The Trust of Mahatma Gandhi Mission, popularly known as MGM, was established on 20 December 1982 in Nanded, Maharashtra, with a vision to provide qualitative education by applying innovative and dynamic pedagogical techniques. Since its inception, the Trust has focused on providing health care services, school education and higher education with dedication and commitment. In the course of time, the Trust extended its services to Aurangabad, Navi Mumbai and Parbhani in Maharashtra and NOIDA in Uttar Pradesh. A chain of schools was established spreading across a number of fields, viz, engineering, architecture, health science, health management, nursing, management, computer science & information technology, bioinformatics and biotechnology, fine arts and journalism. The MGM Trust, which is the parent body of the MGM Institute of Health Sciences (MGMIHS), recognized the need for promoting medical education in the country so as to improve the quality of life for individuals and community by promoting health, preventing and curing diseases, advancing biomedical and clinical research and educational programmes for budding physicians and scientists. To accomplish its vision, two medical colleges were established in Maharashtra, one in Navi Mumbai in August 1989 and the other in Aurangabad in January 1990. Instituted on the principles of Gandhian philosophy, these colleges were envisaged to transform lives of people and serve the society by educating, creating knowledge and putting knowledge to work.
The Trust of Mahatma Gandhi Mission, popularly known as MGM, was established on 20 December 1982 in Nanded, Maharashtra, with a vision to provide qualitative education by applying innovative and dynamic pedagogical techniques. Since its inception, the Trust has focused on providing health care services, school education and higher education with dedication and commitment. In the course of time, the Trust extended its services to Aurangabad, Navi Mumbai and Parbhani in Maharashtra and NOIDA in Uttar Pradesh. A chain of schools was established spreading across a number of fields, viz, engineering, architecture, health science, health management, nursing, management, computer science & information technology, bioinformatics and biotechnology, fine arts and journalism. The MGM Trust, which is the parent body of the MGM Institute of Health Sciences (MGMIHS), recognized the need for promoting medical education in the country so as to improve the quality of life for individuals and community by promoting health, preventing and curing diseases, advancing biomedical and clinical research and educational programmes for budding physicians and scientists. To accomplish its vision, two medical colleges were established in Maharashtra, one in Navi Mumbai in August 1989 and the other in Aurangabad in January 1990. Instituted on the principles of Gandhian philosophy, these colleges were envisaged to transform lives of people and serve the society by educating, creating knowledge and putting knowledge to work.