Discontinued (Feb 2026)- Master in Hospital Administration (MHA) 

at AFMC Pune, Wanowrie

Armed Forces Medical College has courses such as BMLT, BMRIT, BMRT, BOPTM, B.Sc., MHA, M.Sc., Ph.D., PG Diploma, M.Ch., B.Sc. (Post Basic), MBBS, DM, MDS which are primarily in the stream of Medicine & Health Sciences, Nursing. Armed Forces Medical College has specializations such as BMLT specializations in Medical Laboratory Technology, BMRIT specializations in Radiology & Imaging Science, BMRT specializations in Radiotherapy Technology, BOPTM specializations in Optometry, B.Sc. specializations in Cardiology Laboratory Technique, Perfusion Technology, Operation Theatre Technology, Community Medicine, MHA specializations in Hospital / Healthcare Management, Ph.D. specializations in Pathology, PG Diploma specializations in Cardiological / CTVS Nursing, Neonatal, Infant & Newborn Nursing, Oncological Nursing, Orthopedic Nursing, Clinical Psychology, Dermatology, ENT, Anaesthesia, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Ophthalmology, Radiology, Pathology, Hospital / Healthcare Management, Pediatrics, Pulmonary Medicine, M.Ch. specializations in Pediatrics, Cardiology, Neurology, Plastic Surgery, DM specializations in Cardiology and MDS specializations in Orthodontics , Periodontology, Prosthodontics..

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 candidates based on NEET scores, there isn't a separate quota for children of battle casualties or those with similar backgrounds. 

NEET-UG is the primary criterion:

AFMC admissions are highly competitive and depend on securing a good rank in the NEET-UG exam. 

No specific quota for battle casualties:

While AFMC has reservations for specific categories like SC/ST and OBC, there is no specific quota for children of defense personnel who have been casualties of war or have similar backgrounds.

Armed Forces Medical College has been rated 4.8 on placements.

The mode of AFMC course admission is online. The college releases the application form once the admission cycle starts. Students need to fill the application to take part in the admission process. The admissions for courses like MBBS start after the release of class 12 and NEET results. Once the application form is filled, cut off is released for each course and the selected students are required to pay the course fee to complete the admission process.

No, students cannot get direct admissions in AFMC Pune. It offers UG, PG & PhD level  courses. The admission to any courses is subject to its eligibility criteria and cut off released by the college. For most of the courses related to medical field like MBBS, students need the score of entrance exams like NEET.