Student Reviews of Armed Forces Medical College: Ratings & Experiences- Pune

One of the best Medical Colleges in India. The UG teaching is best with scope of short term research, simulation training and close monitoring of academic performance. The emphasis is on holistic development. The college has a massive well maintained campus. It encourages co-scholastic activities and participation in college festivals.

Attending the Silhouettes event at the Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) in Pune was an exhilarating and enriching experience. Silhouettes, known for being one of the premier medical college festivals in India, combines a vibrant mix of cultural, academic, and sports activities, creating an unforgettable atmosphere.The moment I entered the AFMC campus, I was struck by its grandeur and the disciplined environment. The campus buzzed with energy, filled with students and participants from various colleges. The event was meticulously organized, reflecting the military precision and attention to detail that AFMC is renowned for.

A beautiful vintage campus with vintage buildings housing the administrative block along with major speciality depts. In addition, there are the golden jubilee block and diamond jubilee blocks housing the other speciality depts.Uniformed undergraduate students. Majestic library. Giant and extremely well maintained ug mess. Sreadout campus.

I had came here for dental treatment. My experience was so nice. Doctors were so professional and disciplined, the cooperate me in all the ways with good behaviour. We can see army's professionality in them.

Lovely ,very systematic and enlarged campus with diverse medical department very beautiful y maintaned

One of the finest and most beautiful medical colleges India. It's Beauty is simply to die for.

One of the best medical college in India. Good medical facilities and great campus with lot of greenery around.

The Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) is a medical training institute in Pune, India, in the state of Maharashtra. The college is managed by the Indian Armed Forces. A total of 150 students are admitted for undergraduate MBBS course, 115 boys and 30 girls and five foreign nationals. Admission is on the basis of the National Eligibility and Entrance Test (formerly through the AIPMT exam), followed by an interview. Ten seats are reserved for ST/SC candidate. -wikipedia