COURSES OFFERED

• MBBS Degree - 100 Admission
• Post Graduate Medical Courses (M.D. / M.S.)
• M.Sc. Nursing
• B.Sc. Nursing
• G.N.M. Nursing Diploma
• Paramedical Technician Diploma Courses

ADMISSION INFORMATION

M.B.B.S Basic Eligibility

50% marks in English, Physics, Chemistry & Biology for Plus Two Exam

50% marks in Kerala Govt. Medical Entrance (KEAM-2015)

Post Graduate Medical Courses (MD/MS) Eligibility

50% of seats alloted by Kerala Government: Refer to the website of the Commissioner for Entrance Examination, Kerala for updated information:
www.cee-kerala.org or www.cee.kerala.gov.in

50% of seats alloted by Management: Visit the website of the management federation regularly for updated information on admission: www.kcpcmf.in

M.Sc. Nursing Eligibility

50% marks in B.Sc. / P. B. B.Sc. Nursing

Minimum one year of post registration work experience.

B.Sc. Nursing Eligibility

50% marks in English, Physics, Chemistry & Biology for PLUS TWO Exam

G.N.M. Nursing Eligibility

A pass in Plus Two / equivalent with an aggregate of 40% for optional subjects (eligibilie relaxation for SC/ST candidates). Preferance will be given to candidate with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Paramedical Technician Diploma Courses Eligibility

A pass in Plus Two / equivalent with an aggregate of 50% marks in Sciences Subjects (Physics, Chemistry and Biology)

To be updated soon..

Kerala was not yet born. It was part of the ‘Thirukkochi’ state. The face of the cultural capital of Kerala was not so charming as it is today. It was a time when the medial facilities were practically out of reach of most people in central Kerala. Impelled by the aiding spirit of the healing ministry of Jesus Christ and the awareness of the crying need in the field of health care to the sick and suffering, the Archdiocese of Trichur took up the challenge. Thus, the organization had a humble beginning on 17th December 1951 as a small dispensary. It is a befitting memorial of the Sacerdotal Silver Jubilee of the late Bishop of Trichur, Rt. Rev. Dr. George Alapatt, the first patron of the hospital. In 1952, the hospital started its service with four rooms and 20 beds two retired part-time doctors and two nurses of the Holy Cross Congregation, Sr. Albertina and Sr. Alfrida. This was the first and the only private hospital in Thrissur during the period.

At the time of inception, the hospital functioned in one part of the old building of ST. mary’s Thope Minor Seminary, Thrissur. His Eminence Cardinal N.T. Gilroy of Australia blessed the very first hospital building on 30th December 1952 in the presence of Cardinal. V.Gracias, H.E. Martin Lucas, SVD, the then Apostolic Internuncio to India inaugurated the institution on 23rd April, 1953. In the same year Cardinal Tisserant blessed the first operation theatre. It is 55 years since then that Jubilee Mission Hospital has been rendering health care to the sick, irrespective of cast or creed, rich or poor.

The School of Nursing was started in the year 1966 and the hospital was recognized by the Indian Medical Council (IMC) for Internship Training of Doctors (CRRI) in the year 1971. The hospital experienced a steady growth due to the committed and dedicated service of the doctors, nurses and other staff, the support of the general public and above all by the Divine Providence. Over the years, JMH has become synonym for Cleft Lip and Palate Surgery, treatment of Snake-bite and Burns. The hospital opened up new horizons of health care to the common people from different parts of Thichur, Palakkad and Malappuram with the addition of the super speciality departments of Cardiology and Nephrology in the year 1998. Other super speciality departments of Urology, Gasteroenterology, Neurology, Neuro Surgery, Endocrinology, Gastro Surgery, etc were soon added to the services of the hospital.