College Description

Armed Forces Medical College, Pune

One of India's most prominent medical institutes is the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC Pune). In the year 1948, AFMC Pune was founded. The Indian Armed Forces run the Armed Forces Medical College in Pune. The NMC has approved the college, which is affiliated with Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik. 

HIGHLIGHTS:

Admission Eligibility:

The eligibility criteria for NEET PG 2023 entrance test is as follows

Educational Qualification: Campaigners should have MBBS degree/ provisional Pass Certificate recognized by Medical Council of India.
Certificate of Registration: They should retain the endless/ provisional enrollment instrument of MBBS qualification. Externship campaigners who wish to apply must have completed their one- time externship on or before August 11, 2023.

DOCUMENTS FOR VERIFICATION:

Following the seat assignment, Aspirants must visit the admissions office and give all needed documents to complete the admissions process.

• NEET PG Score card and the admit card.
• Certificate and class 10th grade documents (for date of birth) 
• Score card or Rank Letter
• Certificate and class 12th grade documents
• Identity evidence (Driving License/ visage Card/ Aadhar/ Passport) 
• Photocopies of eight passport prints
• Provisional Allotment Letter of Caste Certificate
• Disabilities Certificate (if applicable)
   

Infrastructure:

The Armed Forces Medical College is located in Ramtekri, eastern Pune, on a 119-acre campus that is environmentally friendly. This college campus has a unique combination of historic structures and cutting-edge facilities. All of the necessary amenities are available on campus. Students are equipped with properly outfitted lecture halls, exhibition rooms, laboratories, museums, and auditoriums. A swimming pool, cafeteria, film theatre, general stores, Unit run Canteen and shopping centre, nursery school, places of religious worship, gymnasium, and sporting facilities for both outdoor and indoor sports are also available to teaching and non-teaching employees. AFMC has a total of twenty-nine departments, and all of AFMC's teaching departments are well-staffed with motivated employees that have practical Lectures, demonstrations, and clinics.

Library & Lab:

Armed Forces Medical College has a large library with separate reading rooms with over 50,000 books. This is a well-equipped bookkeeping operation. The Ashoka Chakra Library has a large collection of medical literature, as well as an e-section with access to a variety of foreign and national periodicals. AFMC has fully equipped laboratories and a dedicated lab staff, as well as a Diamond Jubilee Block dedicated to its laboratories. The microbiology, haematology, pathology, and biochemistry labs are all located here. Bharadwaj and Dhanvantari are two large auditoriums at this college. Each of which can hold over 1000 people and has all of the necessary amenities.

About Hospital:

The AFMC hospital was founded in 1869, and it was one of three military hospitals built in the same year in and near Poona. Originally known as the British Military Hospital, Wanowrie, the three 100-bed hospitals were used to treat British garrison personnel injured during World Wars I and II. This Hospital today occupies six enormous buildings known as the Connaught Barracks, the first of which was occupied by the Malignant Diseases Treatment Centre, which was built as an award for Military Hospital, Wanowrie, in 1869. On December 1, 1947, these hospitals were merged into a single facility. On April 8, 1967, this hospital was renamed Command Hospital, and it is the Indian Army's largest hospital, covering 105 acres of land. During natural disasters such as earthquakes in Latur and Bhuj, floods in Sangli, and the Tsunami in Southern India, this has offered medical assistance. There are around 2,750 outpatients who come here.

Facilities:

Faculty & Staff:

This college has a strong percentage of well-trained and highly educated staff members who are also well-versed in contemporary technologies. It also has enough non-technical staff to give students an environment conducive to self-learning. An M.N.R. Medical College & Hospital Sangareddy Telangana is in charge of contributing to and maintaining the institution's medical education standards. The following policies, which apply to all professors on campus, are outlined below:
Describe the best available scientific evidence for proper care.

Reduce inconsistencies in value-based procedures.
Provide a more logical and practical approach to the subject being taught.
Increasing the emphasis on ongoing education
To encourage the most effective use of limited resources
To serve as the focal point for quality assurance, including auditing.
To point out flaws in existing material and make recommendations for future study

Student Support:

Anti- Ragging: - Any disorderly behaviour, whether via words said or written, or by an act, that has the effect of taunting, treating, or dealing a fresher or junior student with rudeness.

Health Care Services: - Medical services range from simple cold, virus, and minor injury treatment at less complete institutions to comprehensive lab tests, X-rays, specialists, and pharmacies at the most comprehensive centres. Counseling services are available in many campus health Programmed.

Counselling Service: - The 'Counseling Service' is for persons who are experiencing emotional or behavioural issues. or addiction, or certain health concerns such as HIV/AIDS, but the fact is that people of all types seek Counselling, and this does not imply that they are "crazy" or "weak."

Hostel: - Students may arrive two days ahead to the commencement of the academic semester and must exit Residential rooms within two days of the completion of regular exams. Rooms have a bed, a table, a chair, and almirahs. Mess with vegetarian and non-vegetarian food.

Report: - A student must offer a narrative of an event or report facts from a book, article, or other source in a college report. While some research may be required when writing a report, it is mostly a document that asks you to understand rather than obtain the data on which you report.

How to reach us:

We may travel 4.3 kilometres in 20 minutes by taking Sadhu Vaswani Road to 1st Church Road and Colonel Tarapore Road. We can reach the Pune Railway Station, which is 4 km away, in 15 minutes by taking Colonel Tarapore Road from this medical college. The nearest airport to this medical college is Pune International Airport in Maharashtra, which is 10 kilometres distant and can be reached in 30 minutes through Airport Road and Koregaon Park Road. This college is 164 kilometres from Mumbai International Airport.