Homoeopathy University, Jaipur Summary
Homoeopathy University is a specialist private university at Saipura, Sanganer in Jaipur, Rajasthan, focused on homoeopathic education, clinical training and research. It was established by the society associated with Dr. M. P. K. Homoeopathic Medical College, Hospital and Research Centre. The university ordinance was approved in October 2009, and the state legislature subsequently accepted the university bill in April 2010, giving the institution a dedicated university framework for homoeopathic higher education. Its academic lineage is much older than the university itself. Rajasthan Homoeopathic Medical College was established in Jaipur on 1 September 1965, initially conducting the four-year DHMS course. Early batches completed the programme by the end of the 1960s and early 1970s. The college's qualifications later received recognition within the national homoeopathic regulatory framework, and the institution continued evolving through changes in professional education and degree structures. The university model integrates teaching with hospital-based clinical experience and research. Its campus is linked with a homoeopathic medical college, hospital and research environment, allowing students to move between classroom learning, clinical observation, case management and academic inquiry. The institution's public mission emphasizes both professional preparation and advancement of homoeopathic knowledge. Homoeopathy University's distinctiveness lies in this narrow specialization. Rather than functioning as a general multidisciplinary university, it concentrates on a system of medicine with a long institutional history in Jaipur and a strong relationship between academic instruction and patient care. Its 2009–2010 transition to university status provided a platform for higher study, research and professional development in homoeopathy. The institution continues the educational lineage of a college whose roots reach back to the 1960s. 1973 — The college became affiliated for the four-year BMS course through the relevant state homoeopathy board framework. 4 November 1978 — Earlier qualifications received recognition through a Government of India Gazette notification.









