Armed Forces Medical College

Notable alumni

Punita Arora was the first woman to reach the rank of Lieutenant General in the Indian Army.

Kamala Balakrishnan, immunologist, and expert on histocompatibility and transplantation.

Padmavathy Bandopadhyay, the first woman Air Marshal of the Indian Air Force.

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.

The total amount payable towards the MBBS degree course at Armed Forces Medical College(AFFMC), Pune for the calendar year of 2024 is tentatively placed at 90,710 rupees covering the total duration of 5 years 5 months. This comprises tuition fees and other charges.

No, Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) does not provide any fee refund.

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.

Eligibility for an MBBS from the Armed Forces Medical College in Pune requires completing a 12th standard course with a minimum score of 60% in Physics, Chemistry, Biology and English.

 Admission is mainly determined by NEET examination scores, interview, and medical tests at AFMC Pune.