MAMC: A Dream College

Medicine is no doubt relevant in all times. This is one of the professions where I can repay the society and also I could live a good livelihood. The curriculum is well-designed for becoming a good physician. Specific teaching methods based on competency, small group discussion, self-directed learning, observation, and assistance make it unique. 3 monthly term exams are taken, pre-university exams, and final professional exams yearly are taken.

For medical graduation, compulsory internship is provided at attached Lok Nayak Hospital run by Delhi Government. Students are well trained during internship. It is rotating internship in all departments for 12 months.

Fees for each year is about Rs. 2500/- for 4 years, and security of Rs. 2000 is taken on admission which is refundable. Exam fees are taken yearly before exams Rs. 1910. Hostel fees if taken to be given annually Rs. 6600 with a one-time security of Rs. 5000. Various scholarships are provided to students facing an economical crisis. Students have to undergo a year of compulsory internship in the attached hospital Lok Nayak Hospital which is paid by the Delhi Government about Rs. 23000 currently.

Annual inter-college fest known as SYNAPSE is held annually by the students union in the months of October/November. The annual intra-college fest is also held known as Goonj. Various sports facilities available eg., badminton, table tennis, volleyball, basketball, cricket, football. Equipment and required place are available... Societies for various aspects like dance, singing, drama, literature, etc are present.

Hostel facilites are average, as for first year students one room is allocated for 5-6 students which is upgraded as year progresses and students get single seater in final year. Beds, study table, chair, almirah is provided. Canteen facility is available. Mess is provides average quality of food. Hostel register is simple and priority based on distance, also quite affordable Rs. 6600 yearly. However hostel cleanliness is an issue as washrooms are dirty and dogs roam in corridors.

National Eligibility Cum Entrance Test ( NEET ) is held yearly for admission into medical colleges. Admission is based on NEET marks. 15% All In India Quota (AIQ) and 85% Delhi Quota Seats are fixed out of a total 250 seats yearly. The application form is available on the NTA website for the test. After the result, counseling is conducted by MCC online. Once the seat is allocated by MCC, physical verification is done at the college with documents.

Professors are highly qualified and experts in their fields. Students can interact with them during practicals and clinical postings. They not only teach the bookish things but also teach and mentor the various aspects of becoming doctor... They are highly credible as most of them are popular editors of books studied by students across medical field.