Alumni of Bravo Batch

The college is a bit new as compared to other medical colleges who have a colonial history but has established it self so well. You go anywhere especially in the Army you will find the alumni from this college.

MBBS curriculum is anyway hectic and is lengthy stretches upto 5 long years basically 4 yrs and 6 months. Course is highly research based. We had practicals as well as case studies along with theory papers.

To be a doctor,one year internship is must. and the best thing is college provides the students with one year compulsory internship. While after completion of the course the students are free to work either in the Indian Army or pursue civil practice.

Fees per year is 3.34 lakhs that costs around 15,04,000 .This is the total fee it is a bit expensive if we look to the government fee structure but very feasible if we compare it to private MBBS fees.

College provided us with many extracurricular activities that finally resulted in holistic development of the student. Seminars and workshops were regularly held that gave us depth as well as practical knowledge about the papers. Sports meet are held every year.

The alumni network is great. There are very few batches that have passed out as it is a new college but it has established it's legacy especially in the Indian Army also in the civil society. In the college also the seniors were very helpful they always used to pass us the notes and helped us in any problem.

Admission in this college seeks a special criteria,one should be a defence personnel ward and I was lucky to be one. First I had to pass 12th in PCB with more than 50% and then I qualified NEET. After that a counselling was held through this process i got admission in this renowned institute.

The faculty of the college makes doctors out of students. The teachers are very good and have clinical experience that makes the teaching and learning process much easier. They are well qualified and teach everything with case studies that makes thing easily understandable.