Armed Forces Medical College Pune Placements 2025: Highest Package, Average Salary & Top Recruiters

Internship (MBBS / Training Phase)

• AFMC follows the Compulsory Rotating Medical Internship for MBBS students.

• Duration of internship is one year after completing final MBBS exams.

• Internship postings are rotated through major clinical departments.

• Typical rotations include Medicine, Surgery, Pediatrics, Ob-Gyn, Orthopedics, and Emergency.

• Interns also get postings in allied departments like ENT, Ophthalmology, Anaesthesia, Radiology, etc.

• Interns work in armed forces hospitals attached to AFMC.

• Training emphasises clinical decision-making and emergency response.

• Work includes patient examination, procedures, documentation, and rounds.

• Interns maintain clinical logbooks for evaluation.

• Internship completion is mandatory for MBBS degree and medical registration.

• Interns receive stipend/allowance as per defence service rules.

• Interns must pass departmental assessments and evaluations during postings.

• Attendance and performance are monitored by faculty and military medical officers.

• Leave rules are governed by AFMC and defence internship regulations.
  

Placement / Career After Internship

• AFMC graduates are commissioned as Medical Officers in the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS).

• Placement is guaranteed service employment in the Army, Navy, or Air Force medical branch.

• There is no campus recruitment by corporate firms like in civilian colleges.

• Officers receive defence service pay, allowances, and pension benefits.

• Career progression is through military ranks (Captain, Major, Lt Col, etc.).

• Opportunities include clinical practice, surgery, teaching, research, peacekeeping medical roles, and specialist training postings across India and abroad.