Strategic Plan (2017-2021)
- The Government Dental College and Hospital, Nagpur (GDCHN) was established in the year 1968, with the intake capacity of 30 seats for the BDS course.
- MDS programme was started in 1981 with intake capacity of 2 seats and in 1985 GDCHN started MDS programme in most of the specialities. PhD programme was started in 2014 in few specialities.
- Introduce and strengthen academic programs at all levels.
- Innovative and interdisciplinary activities for Post Graduates.
- Increase in Under-Graduate seats from 50 to 63.
- Increase in Post Graduate seats from 2 to 3 in each department.
- Starting Fellowship courses.
- Starting up of PhD seats in all subjects.
- Upgradation of E-Library.
- Organization of under graduate research conferences.
- To increase under graduate students participation in research through Avishkar conference.
- Motivate students and faculty for Publications in standard journals.
- Increase the number of Research projects by post graduates, PhD scholars and staff.
- Motivate Research Scholars to apply for grants.
- Participation of PG students and Staff in basic and advanced research methodology.
- Renovation of various departments in college.
- Fast track modernization of all facilities.
- Superspeciality Dental hospital bhoomipujan in 2018.
- Upgradation of old boy's hostel into girl's hostel.
- Renovation of hostel with increased capacity of rooms.
- Construction and allotment of new Boy's hostel.
- Setting up of Gymnasium in new boy's hostel.
- To undertake continuous upgradation of clinical equipments for patients' benefit.
- Register Alumni association of the institute
- Inspiring the Alumni for contributing towards development of institution.
- Golden jubilee celebration in 2017-18
- Organizing cultural programmes for students.
- Motivate students to participate in various extra-curricular activities
- To get well equipped mobile dental van with two dental chairs, Portable X-ray unit & generator for back-up.
- Creating awareness about ill-effects of tobacco among rural masses of Central India.
- Institute will be working on oral health screening, awareness and treatment for almost 30,000 tribal Ashram schools & Hostel students in Gadchiroli district.
