Gujarat Cancer & Research Institute, Ahmedabad

The Gujarat Cancer and Research Institute (GCRI) is a cancer hospital and teaching institute on the Civil Hospital campus at Asarwa, Ahmedabad. It grew out of the Gujarat Cancer Society, formed in 1961, and the society's M. P. Shah Cancer Hospital. In February 1972 a tripartite agreement made it an autonomous institution, jointly managed by the Government of Gujarat and the society. GCRI is a Regional Cancer Centre of the Government of India and is recognised as the State Cancer Institute for Gujarat; a new building on the Medicity campus, opened in 2019, has 590 beds in its first phase.

Its medical courses run in affiliation with B. J. Medical College and Gujarat University: DM in medical oncology and onco-pathology, MCh in surgical and gynaecological oncology, and MD in anaesthesiology, radio-diagnosis, radiation oncology and palliative medicine. It also offers MSc degrees in cancer biology and medical physics, a PhD in life sciences and paramedical courses. DM and MCh seats are filled through NEET-SS and MD seats through NEET-PG. In NIRF 2025 it is ranked 44th in the medical category.