30 percent increase in medical seats
Bharatiya Janata Party · Uttarakhand Legislative Assembly Election 2022
Last updated 4 Jul 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“Achieve a 30% increase in the capacity of medical seats in the state.”
Our Assessment
The promise was a 30 percent increase in medical-seat capacity. Times of India reported that Almora Medical College in 2021 and Haridwar Medical College in 2024 added 200 MBBS seats, raising government first-year medical seats to 625 from the three older government colleges. On that government-seat base, 200 additional seats is above a 30 percent increase. A later TOI report cited five government and four private medical colleges with 1,325 MBBS seats in total. This satisfies the measurable 30 percent capacity-increase objective, though the precise all-sector baseline should be rechecked when the final historical seat matrix is archived. Budget status: medical-college budget progress reports are listed by the state medical education department.
Sources & Evidence
List of Medical Colleges, Department of Medical Education, Uttarakhand
Dhami govt marks 4 years with healthcare push
Uttarakhand government plans medical college in every district
Promise Timeline
Times of India reported Almora and Haridwar medical colleges had added 200 MBBS seats, raising government first-year seats to 625.
View sourceHaridwar Government Medical College was added with 100 UG seats, according to the state medical education list.
View sourceBJP manifesto promised a 30 percent increase in medical-seat capacity in Uttarakhand.
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