MAMC Infrastructure: Library, Hostel, Labs, Auditorium & Other Facilities

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : There are enough hostels inside MAMC. We have a separate hostel for boys and girls. And then, hostels for post-graduate doctors and senior residents. Hostels for girls costs Rs.6,000 per year and Rs.2,200 pe

College Infrastructure & Hostel Facilities : There are enough hostels inside MAMC. We have a separate hostel for boys and girls. And then, hostels for post-graduate doctors and senior residents. Hostels for girls costs Rs.6,000 per year and Rs.2,200 per month for hostel mess. Outside the college campus, hostels are very costly and can go up to Rs.3,000 a month. There is no WiFi inside the college. The college has a very good infrastructure. We have Guru Vallabh Bhai Patel Hospital, Maulana Azad Institute Of Dental Science, Guru Nanak Eye Hospital, Lok Nayak Medical Hospital, all in association with Maulana Azad Medical College. The college has 3 buildings including a pathology block, it has all the major laboratory's and test facilities. WE have 12 gardens and lots of greenery in and around the college.

Fees & Scholarships : The college fee for each semester at MAMC, New Delhi is Rs.5,000 and scholarship options are very few for general category students. For schedule caste and schedule tribe student, the scholarship options are plenty. But medical education is very costly in terms of coaching and post-graduation entrance examination preparation. Banks loans are available, but it's quite tricky to pay them as a medical student don't get instant placement after MBBS completion and many of them tend to study further for post graduation entrance.

Academics & Faculty : The daily routine at MAMC, New Delhi starts at 8:00 am in the morning and lasts till 4:00 pm. The routine varies for every semester, but from 3rd semester onward, there is a 3hr daily posting at Lok Nayak Medical Hospital from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. The practical and tutorial of each subject vary from semester to semester. In medical posting we learn medical procedures and take experience from senior doctors, Since my medical college ranks 5th in India, it has a very great tradition and history of creating excellent doctors. The teaching methods and studies are excellent. The doctors and professors take excellent lectures. We have many completion tests every week after completion of every topic. I had a very excellent experience in my college.

Clubs & Associations : We have a lot of student societies inside the campus. Our drama society is named MRRITCHKATTIKAM. We have our own dance, fashion, and music societies. Our college hosts 2 annual festivals, namely SYNAPSE ( Intra college festival ) and GOONJ ( Intercollege festival ). The life at MAMC simply rocks.

Entrance Exams & Admissions : I am a student of medical science, from Maulana Azad Medical College. Eligibility Criteria at MAMC for the MBBS, ( Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery ) in Delhi university, and for AIPMT is - student must be a citizen of India with a maximum age limit of 26. Students must have passed his/her 10+2 education in science from any registered board, in physics, chemistry, and biology. I took part in medical entrance competition exam, called - ALL INDIA PRE MEDICAL TEST ( AIPMT ). The test contains 180 questions each carrying negative marking of 1 per wrong and 4 per correct answer. The paper carries max marks of 720. The 2015 topper of AIPMT got 690 marks. Generally, the cutoff marks for general category students lie in between max mark obtained by topper ( Normally around 690-520 in Delhi ). AIPMT conducts examination for all India's, state medical colleges. It is a very competitive examination, as for 250 seats in my college a total of 650,000 took this examination. MAMC is ranked No.1 in AIPMT competition exam. I dropped 3 years after 12th just to prepare for the exam.

Placements & Internships : MBBS comprises of a 1-year internship after 4 and half years of study. The  stipend during an internship is Rs.12,500 at MAMC and after that, in government hospitals, a doctor gets Rs.65,000 on a contract basis and in government service the pay for an MBBS Doctor is Rs.90,000. In self-practice, the earning vary vastly. In medical hospitals, an MBBS doctor is paid Rs.35,000. No hospitals are going to visit medical colleges for placement. Doctors apply for vacancies in hospitals. But for postgraduate doctors, the earning reaches as high as Rs.50,00,000 - Rs.1,00,00,000 per annum.