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Placements: Here, we will first pursue our MBBS, then we are appointed as medical officers in the field for sure, and then we serve the nation in our post. This is a central government-funded job, and we receive a package similar to that of a doctor, along with some allowances according to the Armed Forces.
Placements: In our college, we had an internship for one year and the stipend was Rs.65,000 per month, which is probably the highest in India. Once you complete your studies, you will have to serve as a medical officer for the next 4 years in any defense hospital in India.
Placements: All the students were placed based on merit in Navy army or air force depending on merit the placement city is also based on merit. 70,000 is the package given to anyone irrespective of the course. Indian defense comes for recruitment. All get internship in the army college. Doctors and lieutenant are the offered posts.
Placements: 100% placement is there in Indian armed forces and military hospitals. Salary is as per the ranks in the forces and increases with the higher ranks. Short service and permanent commission from the college based on the merit. Internship is in the command hospitals for 100% cadets.
Placements: The cadets are offered placements in the all three armed forces wing such as air force, navy and military force as a medical officer with a rank similar to that of NDA cadets. They have an option to choose between SSC (short service commission) and PC (permanent commission) and also subject to the seat availability, or you can pay out by paying 28 Lacs, which is the bond-money as of the year, 2016.
Placements: After completing MBBS course in AFMC, you get commissioned into the Indian Armed Forces as a Lieutanant and do internship at a military hospital in India simultaneously. After that you are promoted as Captain and placed as Medical Officer at military posts.
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Anything you would want to ask experts?Answered 2 weeks ago
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You must be a female citizen of India who is unmarried, divorced, legally separated, or a widow without encumbrances. You should be between 17 and 25 years of age when the course starts, with the exact birth date range specified in the official notification expected around February 2026. You need
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Scholar-Level 17
Answered 2 days ago
To get admission in the AFMC BSc nursing programme, candidates must apply for the NEET UG exam. It is mandatory to appear for the NEET UG exam to be eligible for admission to the MNS course. The DGMS will conduct a separate aptitude test along with the interview and medical fitness test. But only th
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Contributor-Level 10
Answered 4 months ago
For B.Sc Nursing at AFMC Pune (2025), AFMC does not publish specific cutoff ranks or marks. Typically, a NEET-UG score above 550–600 is considered competitive for being shortlisted. Final admission depends on your NEET score, followed by if you clear AFMC’s ToELR test, interview, psychological scree
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Beginner-Level 5
Answered 4 months ago
No, AFMC does not have a specific "battle casualty quota" or a dedicated category for "warrior students" for MBBS admissions. Admission to AFMC is primarily based on merit through the NEET-UG exam, followed by a unique AFMC selection process. While AFMC does have some reservations for SC/ST and OBC
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Contributor-Level 8
Answered 4 months ago
You must appear for NEET UG examination to get admission in B.Sc Nursing at AFMC.
Only women can apply for this path.
Your age must be among 17 to twenty-five years.
You must score at the least 50% marks in 12th.
After NEET, shortlisted applicants will undergo:
A short laptop take a look at (ToGIGE)
A psy
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Contributor-Level 9
Am I eligible to apply for AFMC BSc Nursing next year?