The issue was discussed at a high level meeting presided over by Chief Secretary G C Pati here. Pati asked the secretary of works department to take up field survey in the existing Capital Hospital and prepare a master plan for the purpose at the earliest.
According to the Medical Council of India guidelines, around 25 acres of land are required for the PG institute for admission of 50 students in the first phase.
Asked about the project cost, health and family welfare secretary Arati Ahuja said, "The upgradation project will be financed by the state government and the amount of funds required for the purpose will depend on the approved architectural plan.