Assessment
Each subject is assessed through written papers, practical and OSCE examinations, plus formative quizzes and a compulsory research project in the final year.
Academics
MBBS Program
Structure, subjects, clinical years and assessment of the five-year MBBS degree.
- 5 Years of study
- 3 Curriculum phases
- 1 Supervised internship
The MBBS programme at ANMDC
The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery is a five-year degree followed by a supervised internship. At ANMDC the programme is delivered in clearly defined phases so that students always know what they are learning and why.
Curriculum
Delivered in phases
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Phase I — Basic sciences (years 1 and 2)
Anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, community medicine and behavioural sciences are taught with dissection, laboratory sessions and problem-based tutorials. Basic science is introduced alongside its clinical relevance from the very first term.
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Phase II — Para-clinical (year 3)
Pathology, pharmacology, microbiology, forensic medicine and toxicology, together with continued community medicine postings. Students begin interpreting real laboratory reports and case sheets.
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Phase III — Clinical (years 4 and 5)
Medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, ophthalmology, ENT, orthopaedics, psychiatry, dermatology and emergency medicine, with ward work, outpatient clinics, theatre sessions and clinical case presentations.
Eligibility
- Intermediate (Pre-Medical) or equivalent qualification with the minimum marks notified for the session.
- Valid entry test score as required by the admitting university and the regulatory council.
- Age and domicile rules as notified for the relevant admission cycle.
For the current session, dates and seat position, see MBBS Vacant Seats or contact the admissions office.
Admissions
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Vacant seats, the current fee structure and every admission rule are published on this site.