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Cura Institutions, affiliated with RGUHS and powered by Cura Hospitals, offers eight degree programmes at its Hebbal, Bangalore campus, combining academic excellence with hands-on clinical training. Its vision is to train 1,00000 allied healthcare professionals by 2030

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     ![](https://cdn.campusraja.com/372/conversions/yUUMi6YwvGnoz5wZ7Uq2MKVDqnNxRtbJWhmYt614-small.webp)  Cura Institutions Bangalore - Overview 

Cura Institutions was established with a clear mission: to bridge India's growing shortage of skilled allied healthcare professionals through hands-on clinical education. By training students in real healthcare environments, including hospital wards, operation theatres, and catheterisation laboratories, Cura ensures they gain the practical skills and clinical confidence needed to excel in their careers.

Powered by the Cura Hospitals network and affiliated with **Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS)**, our Hebbal campus in Bangalore offers eight degree programmes that integrate academic excellence with real-world clinical exposure from the very first semester.

**Our Vision for 2030:** Cura aims to train **1,00,000 allied healthcare professionals by 2030**, strengthening India's healthcare workforce and shaping a more skilled, capable, and future-ready healthcare system.
