Assam Medical College Infrastructure Details & Reviews ,Dibrugarh

Infrastructure: Assam Medical College offers well-equipped lecture halls, demonstration rooms, Wi-Fi access, advanced laboratories, and a large central library with ample study materials. Hostels have decent infrastructure with basic amenities. The mess provides average food. Medical facilities are easily accessible. There are provisions for sports and games like volleyball, cricket, and indoor activities.

Infrastructure: This is the oldest medical college in the entire North East India. It has good quality modern infrastructure, providing the best health care facilities in the upper Assam region. Classrooms have digital boards, AC, well-planned seating arrangements, etc. Hostels are pretty good. They are provided with fans, lights, a balcony, beds, study tables, and wardrobes.

Infrastructure: AMCH was established in 1887, so its infrastructure is most of like British time. However, now many new infrastructural facilities are under construction like cancer hospital, maternity and child health care centre, etc. Hostels facilities along with mess are available for every course.

Infrastructure: The college provides Wi-Fi facility in hostels. The library is open for 12 hours, but it is closed on week offs. Sports facilities are provided. Labs are good. Teachers are good but not the best. They are not too friendly like the teachers in the north region. The food served in the canteen is average. Rest of the other things are good.

Infrastructure: Wi-Fi, labs, library, and medical facilities are available in the college. Quality of classrooms needs to be improved, and the hostel rooms are really good. Canteens are available in the entire college area. The infrastructure needs to be improved as it is a really old college.

Infrastructure: The campus is spacious with modern infrastructure. Classrooms are large, well-ventilated, and equipped with audio-visual aids. Laboratories are well-equipped for practical classes. Hostels are sizable, clean, and well-maintained with separate accommodation for boys and girls. The hostels come with 24-hour electricity, running water, and CCTV security. Mess food is considered average, with both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options and a monthly cost of around Rs. 1,500- Rs. 2,000. The college ca...