Darbhanga Medical College (DMC), Laheriasarai was established in 1946. The college is affiliated to L N Mithila University and is approved by Medical Council of India (MCI). The college is the oldest medical college in Bihar with largest campus in state. The college was started as a Temple Medical School in 1925 and was upgraded into a college in 1946. The college provides state of art infrastructure and well maintained campus facilities to its students that make a huge difference between it and others. The college has well furnished classroom, modern labs and library which has several volumes of books.

                               At the start of the twentieth century there were four medical colleges (at Calcutta, Madras, Bombay and Lahore) in then undivided India, and 22 medical schools called the Temple Medical schools. The one in Patna was established in 1874. These schools were named after Sir Richard Temple who joined the Bengal Civil Services in 1846 and went on to become Lieutenant-Governor of Bengal and later Governor of Bombay. To commemorate the 1921 visit of prince of Wales (later king Edward VIII, who then abdicated) to Patna, it was decided to upgrade the medical school to a college and so it was renamed Prince of Wales Medical college when it opened formally in 1927.

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