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Amaravati: The government of Andhra Pradesh on Wednesday announced a Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model to commission 10 medical colleges for rapid execution, higher quality standards, and wider healthcare access.

The government claims that this will address long-pending gaps in medical education and public health infrastructure across the state.

The government says that the new PPP initiative unlocks stalled investments and adds 110 under-graduate medical seats annually for Andhra Pradesh students.

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It also claimed that the PPP model will result in savings of Rs. 3,700 crore in development costs and Rs.

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