He said the ministry sanctioned the projects, involving a total cost of Rs 23-crore, under the National Health Mission.
The varsity has also mooted a proposal to set up a pharmacy institute and a nursing college, he said.
The vice-chancellor said the number of foreign students at AMU had crossed the 500 mark this year.
In view of this, the varsity has requested the Centre to provide funds for setting up a 1500-seat hostel exclusively for foreign students and researchers.
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