Maulana Azad medical College review from a second year student

As one might know that we have to be practical in MBBS and that's what our curriculum and methods of learning are like. They are case and approach based rather being the normal rot learning process. And that's actually great.

The college provides a mandatory intership for every student in last 1 year of 5.5 years long course. In that year you have to work in every department in hospital (lok nayak hospital -urban and Rao Tula Ram hospital - rural). Stipend would be 25000/month (approx)

MAMC is among the best government medical colleges in India, so it's is highly affordable. Like the tution fees here is just rs. 2500/year. And compared to the quality of education it is very very good. Over that the college also provides scholarship for the students who need it.

By far the campus life is amazing. One batch per year. We can participate in various societies. Can make friends. And can also participate in various events taking place at campus. There are also opportunities to go for medical camps and other activities, for which one also gets certificate.

I live in Dhanwantari hostel, which is for 1st and 2nd year. As the space for hostel is limited college is unable to provide room for everyone. So priority is for those who are coming from some other States , then people from NCR , then natives. And accomodation in hostel rooms may vary from 2 people to 8 people, according to size of room. Mess in boys hostel is on daily pay basis.

One can take admission after qualifying the National Entrance cum Eligibility Test (NEET). As this is one of the most well recognised govt college so the cut off for every category is very high. For example in 2022 in general category last admission in 3rd round was at score of 675/720.

Almost every proffesor here is a postgraduate in there respective subjects. And we get to learn from PGs as well. Every teaching faculty is generous and is easy to approach. There are more than sufficient faculty for every subject.