1866 : Cowasji Jehangir Ophthalmic
hospital opened.
1874 : Goculdas Tejpal (G.T.) hospital
opened.
1877 : First Licentiates of medicine
& surgery (L.M.&S.)
First Doctorate of medicine (MD)
1886 : Pestanji
Hormusji Cama Hospital for women and children opened. It was staffed entirely by women - a pioneer among hospitals.
1887: Victoria Terminus constructed.
1884 : First female student admitted.
1888: First female graduate: Annie Walke
1891: Bomanji Edalji Allbless Obstetric hospital opened adjacent to Cama hospital.
1892 : European General Hospital
also known as St. George's hospital opened.
Bai
Motlibai obstetric hospital opened.
Petit
hospital for women and children opened.
1892: Second female
graduate: Freny Cama
1896 : Plague
epidemic began in Bombay.
Plague research laboratory set up at GMC
under WM Haffkine.
1900 : Grant medical college
was given land to build it's gymkhana along the Kennedy Sea Face (as it was then known - now known
as Marine Drive) near Chowpatty.
1912 : First Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery
(MBBS) degrees awarded.
1912 : First Master of Surgery (MS)
1912: Bombay Medical Council established
By 1913: 66 women had graduated from GMC.
Feb. 3rd 1925: Electric traction (local train) introduced from Bombay VT to Kurla.
1928 : Byramjee Jeejeebhoy hospital
for children was built.
May 1st 1961 : New main building of JJ
hospital opened.
1965: Maharashtra Medical Council established.
1988 : For the first time,15% of students admitted
to the MBBS course through the All India Pre-Medical Test (AIPMT) conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education
(CBSE).
1995 : Sesquicentennial (150 years)
of GMC celebrated.
1999 : CET or Common Entrance Test introduced for admission
to the MBBS course.
2013 : National Eligibility cum Entrance Test
or NEET introduced
