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Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) is one of India’s premier medical institutions located in Pune, Maharashtra. Managed by the Indian Armed Forces, AFMC has played a pivotal role in medical education and healthcare services for over seven decades. Established in May 1948, it was founded as a postgraduate teaching institute based on the recommendations of the BC Roy Committee. The college was created by amalgamating various Indian Army Medical Corps units to strengthen the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS).
AFMC’s undergraduate wing started on 4 August 1962, now celebrated as AFMC Day, marking a milestone in the college’s journey of producing highly skilled medical professionals. Recognized by the Medical Council of India (MCI) and affiliated to the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), the college conducts undergraduate, postgraduate, and super-speciality programs, as well as nursing and paramedical training.
***Interim fee for the session 2025-2026 and subject to change as per the guidelines of State Level Fee Determination Committee, Government of Maharashtra**.
Yes, all MBBS graduates from AFMC are commissioned into the Armed Forces as doctors, making it a guaranteed career opportunity with rank, salary, and benefits.
Candidates must be medically and physically fit, meeting standards for height, BMI, vision, and overall health, as per the Armed Forces guidelines.
AFMC uses NEET-UG for eligibility, but it is not part of the All India Quota (AIQ). Candidates must apply separately through the AFMC DGHS portal after NEET results.
AFMC Pune is a government-funded institute. The total annual fee is extremely low, around INR 30,000–INR 40,000, making it one of the most affordable medical colleges in India.
Both boys and girls can apply. AFMC offers 115 MBBS seats – 95 for boys and 20 for girls. Selection is merit-based and gender-specific based on available seats.
AFMC MBBS students receive a monthly stipend (INR 21,000 to INR 25,000) during the internship. After commissioning, doctors earn Lieutenant-rank salary (INR 75,000– INR 90,000 per month).
Yes, students must serve as Commissioned Officers in the Armed Forces Medical Services for a minimum of 7 years after completing their internship.
ToELR (Test of English Language, Comprehension, Logic & Reasoning) is a computer-based test conducted after NEET qualification. It is part of AFMC’s shortlisting criteria.
To get MBBS admission in AFMC Pune, candidates must qualify NEET-UG, register separately on the AFMC DGHS portal, and clear the ToELR test, interview, and medical fitness exam.
The NEET cutoff for AFMC Pune varies each year. For general category, the cutoff is usually around 640–660+ marks, along with qualifying in the ToELR and interview round.
