Dr. Samarth Agarwal, a native of Siliguri, stands as one of the younger generation’s exceptional urologists, distinguished by his gold medalist accolades. Committed to holistic healthcare for the people of North Bengal, Dr. Agarwal integrates the latest technologies like laser and laparoscopy into his practice. His dedication to excellence, underscored by his gold medalist status, ensures that his services remain not only cutting-edge but also accessible and affordable to all patients in the region.

He did his schooling from Don Bosco School and then left Siliguri with a dream to bring best healthcare services to the patients of Siliguri.

He completed his MBBS and Masters in Surgery (MS) from the very famous Grant Medical College and Sir JJ Group Of Hospitals, Mumbai where he worked for 10 years. During his MBBS tenure, he won distinctions in many subjects including 5 gold medals.
In the year 2015 he was awarded the “Best Surgery Resident” in JJ Hospital and received the award from the hands of DMER Padmashree Dr TP Lahane.

In the year 2016, he was part of the team which bagged the “Best International Paper” from over 50 countries and received a cash prize of 2000 dollars at SAGES 2016 in Boston, Massachusetts, USA.

He did his MCh in Urology and Renal Transplant Surgery from KGMC, Lucknow. During this tenure, he published more than 50 medical papers, national and internationally acclaimed journals. It was during his MCh tenure that he was awarded with a Gold medal in Urology.

Over a span of 14 years he has attended most of the national and international conferences where he presented a plethora of papers and won many distinguished awards.

He has now come back to Siliguri to bring state-of-the-art care in Urology for the people of entire North Bengal.

Notably, since embarking on his practice in 2019, Dr. Agarwal has successfully operated on 3000+ cases in Urology, Laparoscopy, and Laser procedures. His commitment to bringing world-class urological care to Siliguri reflects his passion for serving the healthcare needs of the community in North Bengal.