Sir C V Raman Institute of Technology and Sciences is committed to providing quality healthcare services to ensure the well-being of its students, faculty, and staff. In compliance with UGC guidelines, the college has established comprehensive health facilities, including regular visits by a qualified doctor and an ambulance service for emergency medical assistance.

• A qualified doctor visits the college daily to provide medical consultations, diagnose health issues, and offer necessary treatment to students and staff.

• The doctor is available during designated hours to ensure easy access to medical care on campus.

• The college has a well-equipped medical room with essential first aid supplies and medicines to handle minor injuries and health concerns.

• Trained medical staff or nursing assistants are available during working hours to attend to any medical emergencies.

• A dedicated ambulance is stationed on campus to handle medical emergencies and provide immediate transportation to the nearest hospital if required.

• The ambulance is fully equipped with necessary medical support and is available 24/7 for urgent medical needs.

• In case of any health-related emergency, students and staff can contact the medical team, and swift action will be taken.

• Emergency contact numbers are displayed across the campus for easy accessibility.

• The college organizes periodic health camps, general medical check-up’s, and awareness programs on health and hygiene.

• Preventive healthcare initiatives, including vaccination drives and mental health counselling, are also facilitated.

Sir C V Raman Institute of Technology and Sciences prioritizes the health and well-being of its stakeholders by ensuring the availability of necessary medical facilities on campus. The presence of a daily visiting doctor and an ambulance service reflects the institution’s commitment to maintaining a safe and healthy learning environment for students and staff. The college will continue to upgrade and enhance healthcare services as per regulatory guidelines and emerging medical needs.