The KGMU Alumni U.K.

Prof Soniya Nityanand’s reappointment comes as KGMU builds on gains in rankings, specialised healthcare and infrastructure while facing the challenge of strengthening governance and transparency

A total of 27 doctors from Lucknow have been included in the list of the world’s top 2% scientists released by Stanford University, USA. The list features 15 doctors from SGPGI led by Director Prof. R.K. Dhiman, 12 senior doctors from KGMU including Prof. Surya Kant, and 14 professors from BHU.

Professor Surendra Varma, an alumnus of the King George Medical University (KGMU).

This Seminar is Hosted and Led by Prof Asif Jha.

Prince William presenting the OBE Medallion at Windsor Castle, 1 November 2023

An alumnus of the King George Medical University (KGMU, Georgian)), Lucknow, India. She is from the 1971 MBBS batch, finished her Obstetrics and Gynaecology (OBG) training with DGO (1980) from Queen Mary's Hospital, KGMU, Lucknow.

KGMU D.Sc. honour for Prof Soumya Swaminathan and distinguished Georgians

Congratulations to Dr. Anju Kumar. She is a Georgian of the 1971 batch. She has been elected as a Fellow of the learned society of Wales. (FSLW)

Dr. Shobha Srivastava faced cruel racism during her time in London but did not let this stop her from changing healthcare in South Tyneside District Hospital

A pioneering study into bladder cancer that could lead to improved detection rates in the future has been successfully carried out by Stevenage’s Lister Hospital, led by our very own Dr. Samita Agarwal. Congratulations!

The International Alumni of KGMU starts online seminars to keep the tradition iof sharing and passing on learning!