Armed Forces Medical College Wanowrie Pune Answered Questions

Potential students are normally given a chance to apply for the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) and particularly for the MBBS for which they sit for NEET UG. After clearing the NEET exam, the candidates must clear the AFMC medical test and interview test. The annual capacity will be around 130 students studying the MBBS program. Admission to various postgraduate programmes is through the AFMC PG entrance test. The institute releases the annual date and eligibility of the examination for the students. 

Currently, the best way to get an MBBS is at Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) as the fee structure is quite pocket-friendly, ranges between INR 31,500 per year and the institution is well recognized. Students get good academic knowledge, get experience in military base hospitals and avail lower priced commodities. For instance, AFMC guarantees 100 % placement of students for a challenging and prestigious job in the nation's armed forces. This coupled with discipline and methods of teaching interspersed with state of art equipment and fixtures make medical institutions more appealing for prospective medical students. 

To be eligible for MBBS at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) in Pune, you must meet the following criteria:Nationality: You must be an Indian  Educational qualification: You must pass 12th or equivalent with at least 60% aggregate marks in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English  Medical qualification: You must be medically fit as per the standards set by the Government of India, Ministry of Defence  NEET score: You must score at least 551 marks in NEET  Interview: You must pass an interview at AFMC  

The Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) typically releases the merit list for the MBBS programme in the first week of September. The final merit list is based on the interview marks and NEET score.  Here are some other important dates for the AFMC MBBS program:Screening list: Released in July  Screening test: Held in August  Counseling: Held in September  Reporting and document verification: Held in the second week of September  Interview round: Held in the third week of September  Candidates who are not able to report by the stipulated time will have their seat given to the next candidate in the merit or reserve list.  

The documents required for the MBBS application process at Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) include:10th and 12th standard mark sheets and pass certificatesAadhaar cardGovernment-issued ID proofParents' income proofNEET admit card and scorecardMigration certificate from the previous instituteCaste certificate for reserved category candidatesNational Cadet Corps certificate, if applicableDomicile certificateBonafide certificate  Candidates must also submit color photographs with a white background, including 12 passport-size (3.5 x 4.5 cm) and 6 stamp-size (2 x 3 cm) photos

The MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) course at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) is sought after for several reasons, including:Career prospects: Students can work as medical officers and medics in the Indian Armed Forces.Exposure: Students receive exposure through guest lectures from well-known professionals.Affordable fees: The fees at AFMC are lower than many other medical institutes in India and abroad.English language: Medical education at AFMC is conducted in English.Accreditation: AFMC is recognised by the NMC and has an NAAC accreditation grade of 'A'.  

AFMC doesn’t release a specific rank-wise cutoff for B.Sc Nursing. However, generally, a NEET score above 550–600 is competitive for shortlisting, followed by an interview and medical fitness test. Final selection considers both the NEET score and interview performance. 

General: 68-72 percentile (600-630 marks)OBC: 62-66 percentile (550-580 marks)SC/ST: 56-59 percentile (500-530 marks)PWD (General): Roughly same cut off as OBC (about 550-580 marks)PWD (SC/ST/OBC): Roughly same cut off as SC/ST (around 500-530 marks)A merit list constituted of 60% NEET scores and 40% interview performance is used for the AFMC candidate selection. Candidates are scored in order of merit based on their cumulative score.

Enroling into the Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) program of the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) is rigorous and selective: Admission requirementsIn case you are interested in seeking admission, a BDS from an authorized institute in India and its corresponding registration with the State Dental Council is a must for all applicants. And, also it is a must that the candidate has undergone a one year compulsory rotatory internship in an authorized dental institution. Competion , as expected, very high; average minimum score lies around 590 or so. Discipline is a disciplined college, and entrance to it is very difficult.