I want to go in Indian army from childhood but because my maths is weak i am unable to opt maths after 10th so I cannot give NDA, but AFMC is the small light of hope for me.
Same for me ,but In my situation I was unaware of anything nda and all in my 1st drop at allen I came to know about there is a institution called AFMC and now it is my goal ...
After watching your videos, I would rather do MBBS in my local college, of course small town. Then serve local people, and provide quality services, make money, come home walking or on bike, eat home made food, watch TV and lead happy and content life. On weekends, play badminton.
okay, so the thing is after MBBS you get to choose between permanent commission and short service commission. For permanent commission you can do PG super speciality and everything that you wish to do and anywhere that you wish to do, many doctors here have done MCh and DM from AIIMS, PGI etc. Now coming to Short service commission, you get to do PG just like permanent commission, after 4 years post internship. But after Pg the bond is increased by another 6 years, so total of 14 years of service including the internship and PG course. After this you get ex servicemen quota for DM|MCH in army hospitals. Also if you wish to leave after 7 years post MBBS without PG, you get the same ex servicemen quota for PG In ARMY hospitals, and it’s pretty much easy to bag the seat of your choice that way. Also for in service pg the cutoffs are insanely low, so you get your seat of choice almost 70_~80% of times, so in this era of reservations, this security is something you’ll reaslise the importance of only after MBBS, after NEET ug everyone thinks they’ll do neet pg and bag the seat of their choice easily, but it doesn’t happen always. Many many people have to take a drop of 1~2 years, if lucky. There are so many ppl who have to take drop more than 2 times, so you aren’t going to save time or anything outside in fact being in army you’ll get a great pay before your pg. In my opinion, if you’re getting AFMC, you should take it, you won’t regret it ever! Also for the sake of validity of my opinion, I’ve done my MBBS from AFMC!
Your advice is so genuine Gupta ji. I wish we had people like you earlier on youtube. It would have been so helpful. You are a wonderful human being. :)
I was convinced by most of the points but that 7 year bond was a massive disadvantage that should be considered if someone wants(is passionate) to become a good doctor and wants to do speciality and superspecility because after 7 years you are like a grown up man(probably married) starting everything from near zero.
@Foolish Devil There is a difference between in-service PG and the independent PG one pusues. You are eligible for in-service PG, not allowed to leave the armed forces.
@Foolish Devil The curriculum is of course the same except for the fact that the army life around you still remains the same and the bond becomes yet stronger with 5 more years of service after your PG.
@Foolish Devil okay, so the thing is after MBBS you get to choose between permanent commission and short service commission. For permanent commission you can do PG super speciality and everything that you wish to do and anywhere that you wish to do, many doctors here have done MCh and DM from AIIMS, PGI etc. Now coming to Short service commission, you get to do PG just like permanent commission, after 4 years post internship. But after Pg the bond is increased by another 6 years, so total of 14 years of service including the internship and PG course. After this you get ex servicemen quota for DM|MCH in army hospitals. Also if you wish to leave after 7 years post MBBS without PG, you get the same ex servicemen quota for PG In ARMY hospitals, and it’s pretty much easy to bag the seat of your choice that way.
I did MBBS from AFMC 2012 batch With a bond of 60 LACS , if u don't get permanent commission And end up with short service commission ( SSC ) u will have to do 7 years of Bond service without doing PG Once u get out of there , you are left with just a MBBS degree !!! Go to AFMC only if u want to join the forces for the long run
And to let u know Only half of the cadets joining the forces get permanent commission Its on merit basis SSC does get converted to PC , but only for a few
I want to join AFMC. I scored 531 this year...Can you please guide me.. I will study hard..i never wanted aiims.. My first and only preference is AFMC... please tell me how can i contact you sir
Thank you for this helpful information . Now I am sure AFMC is best for me . "INDIAN ARMY", alag hi level h and Tough battle ladne se confidence badhta h .
Ya I was convinced by most of the points but that 7 year bond was a massive disadvantage that should be considered if someone wants(is passionate) to become a good doctor and wants to do speciality and superspecility because after 7 years you are like a grown up man(probably married) starting everything from near zero.
i definitely agree with all the facts you have mentioned, but a person like me who always wanted to be in air force my parents didn't agree with it...and wanted me to be a doctor...i have got this opportunity where i could be able to step into air force and at the same time also be a doctor....since mine 8th std i have decided to be in air force and now i am in 11th....so ..yes as far as concerned about my life....its better to die for your mother earth and being rolled up in the Indian flag than to die in an accident or with a disease ...ha you have to every time say yes mam and yes sir...but every time you get promoted you also earn that dignity....not only the people in air force but also people outside respect us....being in armed forces makes you feel proud and as far as i know that yes its really tough......thank you for sharing these things with us....even mine uncle was in air force and he is the 2nd reason why i wanna join air force.... ALL THE BEST TO YOU FOR YOUR FUTURE..HAPPY FOR YOU... KEEP SHARING US WITH SUCH WONDERFUL INFORMATION....
Hey, um, you are in 11th rn, right. I'm in 10.i just wanted to know, how much marks is good in 10th for like getting into a good school for 11-12th studies.
@@KdPreal It depends on you t how much study everytime you take book in your hand and make youself better...i had got 93.40%...my parents weren't happy...but i was...as per the caste conditions i got a really good non-grant college where my father didn't had to pay much money on fees...1 advice i would give is take an external college and concentrate more on taking NEET tutions...this way you can also give time to self study...practice more on mcqs and keep reading Ncert...prepare your own notes and practice it...ALL THE BEST...:)
Eligibility for PG is after 3 yrs of service if you want to continue as a specialist in the forces …..7 yrs is only for people who want to do PG from non AFMS colleges
My motive to join AFMC is very much different. Although, it is said that don't plan much for your future but I have made. When I was in just class 7-8, my first love was para sf but due to genetic issues of spectacles, it got broken in class 8. But I came to know that I can still get into that regiment as a doctor, it became 100% sure that i will be going to AFMC even anything happens to me. I can sacrifice everything for it, and I'm gonna get it. ✊❤
I'm a neet 2023 aspirant and Tbh I don't at all find the disadvantages as a barrier because air force has been my dream ever since I've even started dreaming.. Why would I say no to such an opportunity where I can be a doctor as profession and also follow my passion... Each and everyday I wake up and study just for that uniform🥺 I would surely make my parents proud of me.. I promise to myself
I myself a graduate from AFMC will tell you why shouldn't you join AFMC . 1.The rules keep on changing quite frequently at AFMC ,so you wouldn't get a proper video about rules of AFMC ,For Example Earlier both SSC & PC officers were allowed to give PG exams after 4 yrs of service & both would be treated equally in priority 1 & would get good clinical seats in PG but all of a sudden they passed a rule that now they wont give reservation to SSC candidates ,so now a SSC candidate will serve for 7 yrs & he wont get priority 1 (means no good clinical seat ) so after 7 yrs he will be left with Just MBBS degree competing in civil for PG . 2.Bond Money has been increased to 67 lakh ,so once you take admission & get SSC you are stuck . Neither you can pay out nor you can see your career getting destroyed (i.e remaining a MBBS after 7 yrs & left to fight for PG in civil ) 3.50% of the graduates of AFMC will get SSC .suppose you join AFMC & you get SSC then you are just stuck in a situation where everything is out of your hand . 4.During the course if you sustain any injury for which you are declared unfit for joining forces then you will have to pay the bond money i.e 67 lakh So ,pls think before joining AFMC ,earlier it was a good option but after imtroduction of abrupt rule i.e no PG quota to SSC officers it has become a very bad option . Many candidates know this rules after taking admission i.e you will be stuck . Even if you get PC you will have to serve 20 yrs minimum & no body gets release after 20 yrs they keep on writing to army headquarters for release & in that process it takes another 4-5 yrs & that too if you have just done PG ,if you do SS then you have to serve for another 11 yrs means 20+11 means 31 yrs . So think all the prospects . Getting PC or SSC is not in your hand . Thanks for reading . Even a AFMC 1st 2nd year wont know all these rules ,since i hv passed out in 2018 i am telling you the rules which are all correct till date
@@KL-ul1ll can you please tell me the postings after doing mbbs from afmc Pune ,and can anyone persue their sports career as we can get it in normal army Please try to reply
My father was in army...he got retired last year....and me being her daughter..I am really really passionate about Indian army beat that I have experienced that life....I am ready to work for AFMC ...❤
The hierarchy and yesmanship is not only limited to your level....I am an army child myself and I can guarantee that being a JCO's child....too much partiality in schools also...rn my father is posted in AFMC..it's good watching the cadets here(the students are called cadets only)....but in army sometimes it can be hectic moving every 3 years and sometimes even in 1 year you get the postings....it can be hard
IN AFMC ... DISCIPLINE IS NOT THAT MUCH TOUGH ... IT'S EASY ... AND OBVIOUSLY THERE IS ALSO FREEDOM .... TO ENJOY , TO LIVE LIFE IN OWN WAY .. BUT WITH SLIGHT/MODERATE DISCIPLINE ..... AS WELL ... AFMC DOCTOR'S ALSO SERVES COMMON PEOPLE ALL OVER INDIA ..... INCLUDING ARMIES ... !!!! But Yes , The Only and Only Disadvantages are 7yrs and 60 lacs of Bond ... After that .. You can Do .. Specialisation in whichever Field anyone want ... !!! BUT "DISCIPLINE" .. Word .. is that which People always used to Think ..... It means ... "First of All Commit any Task and don't try to leave in between" ... Should have to Complete that Task when once Committed .... and follow the all Orders of Senior Teachers .... and after that .. you can enjoy freedomly in your own way .... THOUGH AFMC , Pune for Armed Forces .. One can Serve Whole Nation too .... Many People Cannot get a Chance to work as an Armed Force with Armies for serving our GREAT "BHARAT MAATA" ... So , we should feel Proud ... and Again I m saying that .. AFMC's Doctors also serves .. Common People in Hospitals/Nursing of Publics as well can Open his/her Clinic too ... !!! Also .. Research Facilities available nationally and internationally both ....... INFINITY LEVEL GREAT GREAT COLLEGE ... !!! .... I myself in AFMC , Pune ... and I feel Proud to be Here in AFMC as Medical Cadet ... !!🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 JAI HIND ... !!!
I would like to clarify one fact, actually those interested in doing PG can do it but only after serving in the army for 3 years, and guess what you get priority in AFMC for being an army doc.
Another fact the armed forces themselves send you abroad for fellowship and other Courses, best example being Dr Madhuri Kanitkar. Also she is no more the dean🥲.
@@DrAditya2935 also one point which I feel you missed to highlight - This is the only place from where you can apply for Permanent Service Commission in Armed forces as doc. If you apply later after completing MBBS from some other med college you will be Commissioned but under Short Service Commission [3yrs min and 7yrs max ] so do the future planning as well.
You have been very sincere and clear about your views sir; very rarely we see person like you sir thank you for your guidence in everything related to medical fields keep doing sir😊
Thanx for this video... Previously I was distracted of pursuing mbbs in different college other than AFMC and then get back to defence through another board.... But now AFMC is for final .. I haven't dreamt for it... It's my destination...
@@aadityaschool3454 i tried my best and even scored 637...but this time due this nta neet scam it'll be impossible to get into afmc....for now it's via another board only ...I'm sorry I couldn't be a good example
Very informative video Dr. Gupta. I think you can do a PG if you’re in permanent commision after 3/4 years. Also they have army quota to join PG in colleges under the army.
Yesss I'm totally attracted by the beauty of AFMC but I want to be an oncologist so this college shouldn't be an option for me ... yess I respect nationality, patriotism , all the perks, rules and regulations, everything makes so proud but I can't give up on what that made me to choose Doctor as an occupation... As behind some medical students there's a disease of someone they love .... Yesssss behind me , it's cancer ! I lost my brother coz of it ... and as he wanted to see me as a doctor, I decided to be a great oncologist....
Nothing as such of physical rigor since SSB is not conducted unlike any other entry of the armed forces however the interview is ofc there where you'll be facing a panel of officers , PS:you can even after having completed your training and mbbs course voluntarily apply for the parchute regiment 😁
@@dsp.sunilkumartyagi9704 Girls too can apply for parachute regiment??? And do clear that .....how can we be promoted to major or lieutenant after 20yrs of service??? Do reply fast
Bhaiya , bond condition is changed after completing MBBS both pc and ssc are allow to do pg after 4 years And Then pg bond of 7 year is implemented after completion of pg.
Ragra is kinda' an integral part of the armed forces specially during the training period so it's something quite obvious and not to be misunderstood with being toxic as even you have mentioned perks are a cut above however the life that an armed forces personnel has to lead is really too difficult whatever be the Corp of service (medical , engineering, logisticians, aviation,infantry arti etc) every single personnel is quite well aware of the fact that there life is solely for the Nation come may what so yea' people who are attracted by perks and pay scales should acknowledge em' selves of the fact that it's not at all for the afformentioned purpose , coming to the point academic growth one has to have that fire from within moreover you don't have to worry at all about the pg medical officers need not clear neet pg they are made to do the pg internally if interested
My dad was in the indian air force as a fighter pilot. I studied it TAFS for 3 years great school(better than golden jubilee to a certain extent😏) but love your videos and thanks for highlighting the fact that AFMC is probably the second best college after AIIMS
Nice to see you brother im 6 year old but I'm seeing your all videos.. you are my role personality... I wish to became a doctor..with lots of knowledge....
It's a bit difficult for girls Cause they have thier period problems ,cramps etc and I have heard they have a lot of trainig .. But I'm sure girls can do it and are capable of it
Brother how you split your camera and notes screen side by side. In my iPad it is not happening. Is there any other camera app you using or what? Please tell me!
brother there is another disadv. , if the dr. Is a short commision officer then he won't get any armed forces quota for their pg entrance exam, and for the matter of fact only 50% of passing out officers of afmc get perm. commision
Why rely on RUclips......AFMC ki website pe information bulletin available hai (27 pages) with all the possible things you need to know. Please read that. It will clear all your doubts.
Guptaji , but if the cadets declared medically unfit due to disease/illness which is beyond their control and do not refuse treatment would the bond money collected?. Thanking you☺️
@@DrAditya2935 that’s not exactly true. The thing is, if you’re declared unfit just before joining, you’re practically free to go with no bond money. The problem arises when you’re declared unfit earlier, say in 1st year or 2nd year, in that case you’ve to bear the training fees which is huge, comes to around 30 lakhs up and above the remaining bond money( bond money is calculated based on the years of service/ training left, for example if I were to leave in 1st year, the bond to pay would be something on the lines of 5-6 lakhs rupees but in final year it would be 30 lakh rupees for 2020 batch.
Also when you’re declared unfit, there are two categories, one in Which you had no control over the disability suffered, in which case you have to pay no bond money and the other case is when you had control over it, for example accidents while playing on field, now there’s some ambiguity here, the board decides what was and wasn’t under your control and there aren’t strict rules about it, so most of the times you end up paying the bond. There are cases in SC about the same. But such things are rare, say one or two ppl per batch.
my dad is in army when i was younger i too wanted to be a army doctor but when i grew up and knew a lot more things about military peoples life its not my cup of tea especially posting wala part cause i have seen my dad being posted to such dangerous places and deep down i am always scared for his life
You mentioned the same points someone said to me a week back. He was in the Air Force years back. That yesmanship and hierarchy (he said strict hierarchy is one thing, but it'll become unbearable when it becomes toxic) and that the you'll have to forget me, mine - concept otherwise, you'll think of yourself as slave and loose youe efficiency
That is why it’s important to chose your mentors carefully. Yesmanship and hierarchy aside, as a doctor your job is to treat patients and be good at that, you can be the best in your field and that is that. No senior is ever gonna hamper your academic growth. In the army medical core the hierarchy is nothing compared to the other units of Army. In airforce and navy it’s practically nonexistent.
Sir first of all thnkuh so much for giving the information to us from your precious time being. I have a question what if my 12th % in pcb aggregate are only 50% ?am I eligible for AFMC?
Man, the life is tough out there.. As iam from an army background and an alumni of Army public school..u will be given Uniform, canteen facilities and all..and there is no doubt that Indian Army pays good amount of money to a new graduate but in long term the civilian doctors after their specialisation are gonna make more money as compared to doctors in Indian army...and they become expertised soon as there is no provision to do PG in Indian army before the bond period.👍👍
Hello sir. can you please make a video on PG from AFMC.i am having approx 5k rank in this NEET PG 2021 and want to do PG from AFMC and there is no online platform available with such info.Thankyou
bhai I didn't got enough marks to get a govt college but I can get a decent private college. my father wants me to take private but I think I can do better after a drop so what should I do? as I live in Maharashtra and here there are fees taken if taken transfer and have bonds. please guide me
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Most respected professions in our country other than civil services
1.Armed forces
2.Doctor
Imagine doing the two profession at the same time🫡🇮🇳
😢😢trueee
Neh.. if u want glamour thn u are already fked up my mate
I want to go in Indian army from childhood but because my maths is weak i am unable to opt maths after 10th so I cannot give NDA, but AFMC is the small light of hope for me.
you can give
You can give nda (can join Army but not Navy or Airforce)
Same for me ,but In my situation I was unaware of anything nda and all in my 1st drop at allen I came to know about there is a institution called AFMC and now it is my goal ...
Finally someone like me
With a very good post.
After watching your videos, I would rather do MBBS in my local college, of course small town. Then serve local people, and provide quality services, make money, come home walking or on bike, eat home made food, watch TV and lead happy and content life. On weekends, play badminton.
Respect and facilities given by government is on another level bro.
@@mrunalpatilbds seeing your maturity i don't think it's possible for ya.
Just like me fr
@@_o6629whaddya mean bro?
okay, so the thing is after MBBS you get to choose between permanent commission and short service commission. For permanent commission you can do PG super speciality and everything that you wish to do and anywhere that you wish to do, many doctors here have done MCh and DM from AIIMS, PGI etc. Now coming to Short service commission, you get to do PG just like permanent commission, after 4 years post internship. But after Pg the bond is increased by another 6 years, so total of 14 years of service including the internship and PG course. After this you get ex servicemen quota for DM|MCH in army hospitals. Also if you wish to leave after 7 years post MBBS without PG, you get the same ex servicemen quota for PG In ARMY hospitals, and it’s pretty much easy to bag the seat of your choice that way. Also for in service pg the cutoffs are insanely low, so you get your seat of choice almost 70_~80% of times, so in this era of reservations, this security is something you’ll reaslise the importance of only after MBBS, after NEET ug everyone thinks they’ll do neet pg and bag the seat of their choice easily, but it doesn’t happen always. Many many people have to take a drop of 1~2 years, if lucky. There are so many ppl who have to take drop more than 2 times, so you aren’t going to save time or anything outside in fact being in army you’ll get a great pay before your pg. In my opinion, if you’re getting AFMC, you should take it, you won’t regret it ever! Also for the sake of validity of my opinion, I’ve done my MBBS from AFMC!
Bro what is your rank??
@@prachiroy2038 which rank? 😅
@@doctord2897 yeah sorry😅 my mistake
@Doctor D are u on telegram or something. I'm persuading for the same and have so many doubts.
@@Solelymine you can get.
Your advice is so genuine Gupta ji. I wish we had people like you earlier on youtube. It would have been so helpful. You are a wonderful human being. :)
I was convinced by most of the points but that 7 year bond was a massive disadvantage that should be considered if someone wants(is passionate) to become a good doctor and wants to do speciality and superspecility because after 7 years you are like a grown up man(probably married) starting everything from near zero.
@Foolish Devil Well, it's 7 years
@Foolish Devil There is a difference between in-service PG and the independent PG one pusues. You are eligible for in-service PG, not allowed to leave the armed forces.
@Foolish Devil The curriculum is of course the same except for the fact that the army life around you still remains the same and the bond becomes yet stronger with 5 more years of service after your PG.
@Foolish Devil okay, so the thing is after MBBS you get to choose between permanent commission and short service commission. For permanent commission you can do PG super speciality and everything that you wish to do and anywhere that you wish to do, many doctors here have done MCh and DM from AIIMS, PGI etc. Now coming to Short service commission, you get to do PG just like permanent commission, after 4 years post internship. But after Pg the bond is increased by another 6 years, so total of 14 years of service including the internship and PG course. After this you get ex servicemen quota for DM|MCH in army hospitals. Also if you wish to leave after 7 years post MBBS without PG, you get the same ex servicemen quota for PG In ARMY hospitals, and it’s pretty much easy to bag the seat of your choice that way.
@Foolish Devil no. It’s not so. They evaluate the nature of your injury. If it was not under your control, you don’t have to pay anything.
I did MBBS from AFMC 2012 batch
With a bond of 60 LACS , if u don't get permanent commission
And end up with short service commission ( SSC ) u will have to do 7 years of Bond service without doing PG
Once u get out of there , you are left with just a MBBS degree !!!
Go to AFMC only if u want to join the forces for the long run
And to let u know
Only half of the cadets joining the forces get permanent commission
Its on merit basis
SSC does get converted to PC , but only for a few
SSC people also get to do PG while in service which extends their service by another 6 years.
I want to join AFMC. I scored 531 this year...Can you please guide me.. I will study hard..i never wanted aiims.. My first and only preference is AFMC... please tell me how can i contact you sir
@@pencil9790 not possible dear all tell the same.
if u want it take it never ask
good luck 👍
Yup I want that life 😶
Thank you for this helpful information . Now I am sure AFMC is best for me . "INDIAN ARMY", alag hi level h and Tough battle ladne se confidence badhta h .
I’d love to see Dr. Archana Sasi on your channel. Interviewing about Medicine.
Someone who want to join forces for them only disadvantage is that 7 Year Bond .
Jai Hind🇮🇳
yes..
same point
Ya I was convinced by most of the points but that 7 year bond was a massive disadvantage that should be considered if someone wants(is passionate) to become a good doctor and wants to do speciality and superspecility because after 7 years you are like a grown up man(probably married) starting everything from near zero.
@@courage04 ya That bond should be about like you can't leave forces ... But no bond should be there for Pg and further education
You are not truly correct.
i definitely agree with all the facts you have mentioned, but a person like me who always wanted to be in air force my parents didn't agree with it...and wanted me to be a doctor...i have got this opportunity where i could be able to step into air force and at the same time also be a doctor....since mine 8th std i have decided to be in air force and now i am in 11th....so ..yes as far as concerned about my life....its better to die for your mother earth and being rolled up in the Indian flag than to die in an accident or with a disease ...ha you have to every time say yes mam and yes sir...but every time you get promoted you also earn that dignity....not only the people in air force but also people outside respect us....being in armed forces makes you feel proud and as far as i know that yes its really tough......thank you for sharing these things with us....even mine uncle was in air force and he is the 2nd reason why i wanna join air force....
ALL THE BEST TO YOU FOR YOUR FUTURE..HAPPY FOR YOU...
KEEP SHARING US WITH SUCH WONDERFUL INFORMATION....
Hey, um, you are in 11th rn, right. I'm in 10.i just wanted to know, how much marks is good in 10th for like getting into a good school for 11-12th studies.
@@KdPreal It depends on you t
how much study everytime you take book in your hand and make youself better...i had got 93.40%...my parents weren't happy...but i was...as per the caste conditions i got a really good non-grant college where my father didn't had to pay much money on fees...1 advice i would give is take an external college and concentrate more on taking NEET tutions...this way you can also give time to self study...practice more on mcqs and keep reading Ncert...prepare your own notes and practice it...ALL THE BEST...:)
@@vaishnavi7112 hey di
What was your neet score what are you pursuing currently?
@@vaishnavi7112 where are you now ?
@@vaishnavi7112 did you get afmc ??
now the bond amount is 65,00,000
💀
It's good that you are inspiring youth to join armed forces
May God bless you
Eligibility for PG is after 3 yrs of service if you want to continue as a specialist in the forces …..7 yrs is only for people who want to do PG from non AFMS colleges
Nope you can do Pg in 3 yrs only if you are a PC . As SSC you dont get to do anything except DMF that too after 7 yrs.
@@tanimaghosh4167 no, that’s not so. Pg is same for ssc and pc. 4 years after internship
@@tanimaghosh4167 That's an old rule. Now 4 yrs for both PC & SSC.
My motive to join AFMC is very much different. Although, it is said that don't plan much for your future but I have made. When I was in just class 7-8, my first love was para sf but due to genetic issues of spectacles, it got broken in class 8. But I came to know that I can still get into that regiment as a doctor, it became 100% sure that i will be going to AFMC even anything happens to me. I can sacrifice everything for it, and I'm gonna get it. ✊❤
Did u make it
What was the Result?
I'm a neet 2023 aspirant and Tbh I don't at all find the disadvantages as a barrier because air force has been my dream ever since I've even started dreaming..
Why would I say no to such an opportunity where I can be a doctor as profession and also follow my passion... Each and everyday I wake up and study just for that uniform🥺 I would surely make my parents proud of me.. I promise to myself
Heyyy ... Buddy I'm also neet 2023 aspirant... where are you from!!??
Selected in AFMC?
I myself a graduate from AFMC will tell you why shouldn't you join AFMC .
1.The rules keep on changing quite frequently at AFMC ,so you wouldn't get a proper video about rules of AFMC ,For Example
Earlier both SSC & PC officers were allowed to give PG exams after 4 yrs of service & both would be treated equally in priority 1 & would get good clinical seats in PG but all of a sudden they passed a rule that now they wont give reservation to SSC candidates ,so now a SSC candidate will serve for 7 yrs & he wont get priority 1 (means no good clinical seat ) so after 7 yrs he will be left with Just MBBS degree competing in civil for PG .
2.Bond Money has been increased to 67 lakh ,so once you take admission & get SSC you are stuck .
Neither you can pay out nor you can see your career getting destroyed (i.e remaining a MBBS after 7 yrs & left to fight for PG in civil )
3.50% of the graduates of AFMC will get SSC .suppose you join AFMC & you get SSC then you are just stuck in a situation where everything is out of your hand .
4.During the course if you sustain any injury for which you are declared unfit for joining forces then you will have to pay the bond money i.e 67 lakh
So ,pls think before joining AFMC ,earlier it was a good option but after imtroduction of abrupt rule i.e no PG quota to SSC officers it has become a very bad option .
Many candidates know this rules after taking admission i.e you will be stuck .
Even if you get PC you will have to serve 20 yrs minimum & no body gets release after 20 yrs they keep on writing to army headquarters for release & in that process it takes another 4-5 yrs & that too if you have just done PG ,if you do SS then you have to serve for another 11 yrs means 20+11 means 31 yrs .
So think all the prospects .
Getting PC or SSC is not in your hand .
Thanks for reading .
Even a AFMC 1st 2nd year wont know all these rules ,since i hv passed out in 2018 i am telling you the rules which are all correct till date
@@KL-ul1ll can you please tell me the postings after doing mbbs from afmc Pune ,and can anyone persue their sports career as we can get it in normal army
Please try to reply
Thanks for these details.
Did u get SSC or PC ?
@@Saaakshi pc
My father was in army...he got retired last year....and me being her daughter..I am really really passionate about Indian army beat that I have experienced that life....I am ready to work for AFMC ...❤
Thank you Dr. Aditya Gupta for providing frank information and opinions!
Man you're consistent in uploading videos!!!
Some videos can change the mindset ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏
Thank you so much doctor
Was just searching this
The hierarchy and yesmanship is not only limited to your level....I am an army child myself and I can guarantee that being a JCO's child....too much partiality in schools also...rn my father is posted in AFMC..it's good watching the cadets here(the students are called cadets only)....but in army sometimes it can be hectic moving every 3 years and sometimes even in 1 year you get the postings....it can be hard
@Eden it prove there is much partiality and seclusion in army and there is no deny in it
7 years Of Bond seems at AFMC seems like
" You have a Rolls Royce , but cannot Drive it "
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After listening all this advantage and disadvantages 😏
Even then who want to join AFMC? 😍😍
Meee
IN AFMC ... DISCIPLINE IS NOT THAT MUCH TOUGH ... IT'S EASY ... AND OBVIOUSLY THERE IS ALSO FREEDOM .... TO ENJOY , TO LIVE LIFE IN OWN WAY .. BUT WITH SLIGHT/MODERATE DISCIPLINE ..... AS WELL ... AFMC DOCTOR'S ALSO SERVES COMMON PEOPLE ALL OVER INDIA ..... INCLUDING ARMIES ... !!!!
But Yes , The Only and Only Disadvantages are 7yrs and 60 lacs of Bond ... After that .. You can Do .. Specialisation in whichever Field anyone want ... !!! BUT "DISCIPLINE" .. Word .. is that which People always used to Think ..... It means ... "First of All Commit any Task and don't try to leave in between" ... Should have to Complete that Task when once Committed .... and follow the all Orders of Senior Teachers .... and after that .. you can enjoy freedomly in your own way .... THOUGH AFMC , Pune for Armed Forces .. One can Serve Whole Nation too .... Many People Cannot get a Chance to work as an Armed Force with Armies for serving our GREAT "BHARAT MAATA" ... So , we should feel Proud ... and Again I m saying that .. AFMC's Doctors also serves .. Common People in Hospitals/Nursing of Publics as well can Open his/her Clinic too ... !!! Also .. Research Facilities available nationally and internationally both ....... INFINITY LEVEL GREAT GREAT COLLEGE ... !!! .... I myself in AFMC , Pune ... and I feel Proud to be Here in AFMC as Medical Cadet ... !!🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 JAI HIND ... !!!
I would like to clarify one fact, actually those interested in doing PG can do it but only after serving in the army for 3 years, and guess what you get priority in AFMC for being an army doc.
But the bond time increases right after PG? A lot of people including me have that doubt.
Yep
Another fact the armed forces themselves send you abroad for fellowship and other Courses, best example being Dr Madhuri Kanitkar.
Also she is no more the dean🥲.
@@DrAditya2935 also one point which I feel you missed to highlight -
This is the only place from where you can apply for Permanent Service Commission in Armed forces as doc. If you apply later after completing MBBS from some other med college you will be Commissioned but under Short Service Commission [3yrs min and 7yrs max ] so do the future planning as well.
@@shouraydey 5 yrs ssc
You have been very sincere and clear about your views sir; very rarely we see person like you sir thank you for your guidence in everything related to medical fields keep doing sir😊
Finally a video for me 😭 AFMC Pune is Love.
Thanx for this video... Previously I was distracted of pursuing mbbs in different college other than AFMC and then get back to defence through another board.... But now AFMC is for final .. I haven't dreamt for it... It's my destination...
@@nehagupta2863 where are you now dear ?
@@aadityaschool3454 i tried my best and even scored 637...but this time due this nta neet scam it'll be impossible to get into afmc....for now it's via another board only ...I'm sorry I couldn't be a good example
Very informative video Dr. Gupta. I think you can do a PG if you’re in permanent commision after 3/4 years. Also they have army quota to join PG in colleges under the army.
Yesss I'm totally attracted by the beauty of AFMC but I want to be an oncologist so this college shouldn't be an option for me ... yess I respect nationality, patriotism , all the perks, rules and regulations, everything makes so proud but I can't give up on what that made me to choose Doctor as an occupation...
As behind some medical students there's a disease of someone they love ....
Yesssss behind me , it's cancer ! I lost my brother coz of it ... and as he wanted to see me as a doctor, I decided to be a great oncologist....
All the best ❤❤❤❤
What was your score ??
Whenever i see you i smile sir you have a charisma
I was thinking not to take a drop but now u changed my mind.......Aiming for it sir.......thnk u ..🙏
For me AFMC is no. 1 college .. its my only aim till now
Mine too 😊
I was wondering over this since last 2 months... Thanks a lot sir..
my dream clg AFMC 😍😍😍
I was thinking not to take a drop but u changed my mind. Now I am aiming AFMC. Plzz tell more about cut off and physical test .
Hi, are you getting a college this year?
@@DrAditya2935 No actually I have got 499.
Nothing as such of physical rigor since SSB is not conducted unlike any other entry of the armed forces however the interview is ofc there where you'll be facing a panel of officers , PS:you can even after having completed your training and mbbs course voluntarily apply for the parchute regiment 😁
@sheetal thakur NEET 2021 cutoff for AFMC is 609+(for boys) and 627+(for girls) and number of seats for boys is more than of girls
@@dsp.sunilkumartyagi9704 Girls too can apply for parachute regiment??? And do clear that .....how can we be promoted to major or lieutenant after 20yrs of service??? Do reply fast
Aditya please upload next videos about CMC Vellore .
Thankyou for ur honest reviews sir❤
Bhaiya , bond condition is changed after completing MBBS both pc and ssc are allow to do pg after 4 years
And Then pg bond of 7 year is implemented after completion of pg.
Such a grt video!
Ragra is kinda' an integral part of the armed forces specially during the training period so it's something quite obvious and not to be misunderstood with being toxic as even you have mentioned perks are a cut above however the life that an armed forces personnel has to lead is really too difficult whatever be the Corp of service (medical , engineering, logisticians, aviation,infantry arti etc) every single personnel is quite well aware of the fact that there life is solely for the Nation come may what so yea' people who are attracted by perks and pay scales should acknowledge em' selves of the fact that it's not at all for the afformentioned purpose , coming to the point academic growth one has to have that fire from within moreover you don't have to worry at all about the pg medical officers need not clear neet pg they are made to do the pg internally if interested
My dad was in the indian air force as a fighter pilot. I studied it TAFS for 3 years great school(better than golden jubilee to a certain extent😏) but love your videos and thanks for highlighting the fact that AFMC is probably the second best college after AIIMS
Very true content sir
Sir, can you please do a video on doing post graduation in afmc ? Wanna know in very detail about it
Thank you sir 🙂💕💯🇮🇳
Nice to see you brother im 6 year old but I'm seeing your all videos.. you are my role personality... I wish to became a doctor..with lots of knowledge....
You are to good ....
Thanks Doctor 😊
I got my answer.... I was in doubt.... Thank you so much dr. Aditya🙏❤
Thank you for very good information.
Please share about medical college in Gujarat.
Not for salary not for perks
Just to serve my nation and soldiers
It's a bit difficult for girls
Cause they have thier period problems ,cramps etc and I have heard they have a lot of trainig ..
But I'm sure girls can do it and are capable of it
There are lots of female in the army
Salute to your father
Jai hind
Vande Mataram
Bharat Mata ki jai
can you serve in the forces as a doctor if you have done mbbs from a college other than afmc?
Yes.
Armed Force Medical Services offer vacancies every year.
Yep straight away ssb call letter
Recruitment is going on right now . Search for afmc ssc entry
@@dsp.sunilkumartyagi9704 no . You have to give interview
@@dsp.sunilkumartyagi9704 bro,agar doctoro ka ssb karenge to har saal 2-3 doctor honge select,isliye ssb nhi hota,only interview
Brother how you split your camera and notes screen side by side.
In my iPad it is not happening.
Is there any other camera app you using or what?
Please tell me!
brother there is another disadv. , if the dr. Is a short commision officer then he won't get any armed forces quota for their pg entrance exam, and for the matter of fact only 50% of passing out officers of afmc get perm. commision
Yup but you can get through ex serviceman quota ( category 4 )
Bhaiya please AFMC ka pura selection process batao through neet.
RUclips par kisi ne bhi complete information nhi de rakhi he. 🙏
Why rely on RUclips......AFMC ki website pe information bulletin available hai (27 pages) with all the possible things you need to know. Please read that. It will clear all your doubts.
Ur every video is really awesome....really liking all of them....n good accent btw!!
Afmc psnd hai....pr army ke bare mei pta nhi...but bond is too discouraging...
Guptaji , but if the cadets declared medically unfit due to disease/illness which is beyond their control and do not refuse treatment would the bond money collected?. Thanking you☺️
Yes. This is a huge disadvantage. If before joining you’re declared unfit - you won’t be allowed to join - and have to pay bond money.
@@DrAditya2935 that’s not exactly true. The thing is, if you’re declared unfit just before joining, you’re practically free to go with no bond money. The problem arises when you’re declared unfit earlier, say in 1st year or 2nd year, in that case you’ve to bear the training fees which is huge, comes to around 30 lakhs up and above the remaining bond money( bond money is calculated based on the years of service/ training left, for example if I were to leave in 1st year, the bond to pay would be something on the lines of 5-6 lakhs rupees but in final year it would be 30 lakh rupees for 2020 batch.
Also when you’re declared unfit, there are two categories, one in Which you had no control over the disability suffered, in which case you have to pay no bond money and the other case is when you had control over it, for example accidents while playing on field, now there’s some ambiguity here, the board decides what was and wasn’t under your control and there aren’t strict rules about it, so most of the times you end up paying the bond. There are cases in SC about the same. But such things are rare, say one or two ppl per batch.
@@doctord2897 30 lakhs is changed with 61 this year check thE new notice in the webSite
Sir was your father a fighter pilot ?
Actually I am PCMB and currently preparing NDA (few maths) and mainly NEET UG... 🙏
Please sir 🙏
Yes
Best explain about AFMC in whole youtube🥰🥰🥰🥰.
Perfect, Sir.😄
Thanks brother 😎♥️
Thankyou bhaiyya u are great
my dad is in army when i was younger i too wanted to be a army doctor but when i grew up and knew a lot more things about military peoples life its not my cup of tea especially posting wala part cause i have seen my dad being posted to such dangerous places and deep down i am always scared for his life
Mereko apnk personal growth chahiye who chahiye.. to be discipline to be one who can speak for herself fearlessly!!
CMC Vellore is the best medical college apart from AIIMS & it ranked 2nd & CMC is always in the Top 5 best medical college every year .
But it's private... So very costly
@@dr.preetiyadav1859 not costly ,it's fees is only 52 thousand per year
@@Sobha-xr1lq compete in general category bro !!
Thank u so mch fr dis I was literally cnfused
if you want to be doc in forces you can join after doing mbbs from other clges also
Your fundamentals are strong beyond your AIIMS credentials 👏
Good to see you brother.my brother also iaf brat.. studying MBBS in Adilabad.
Guptaji what is mean of bond, tell in next video about this.
Thank you.
Can you say something abt opting for super speciality in AFMC? Do they again have medical fitness for super speciality too? Thank you
Yes
You mentioned the same points someone said to me a week back. He was in the Air Force years back. That yesmanship and hierarchy (he said strict hierarchy is one thing, but it'll become unbearable when it becomes toxic) and that the you'll have to forget me, mine - concept otherwise, you'll think of yourself as slave and loose youe efficiency
That is why it’s important to chose your mentors carefully. Yesmanship and hierarchy aside, as a doctor your job is to treat patients and be good at that, you can be the best in your field and that is that. No senior is ever gonna hamper your academic growth. In the army medical core the hierarchy is nothing compared to the other units of Army. In airforce and navy it’s practically nonexistent.
@@doctord2897 Sir Can I contact u pls..? Insta id aur telegram pls share
Tell about the quizzes you gave in cmc, vellore & how did you come to know about them ?.??
Please make a video guiding the pg aspirants also whether to choose hospitals like delhi r and r and afmc pune over other colleges or not????
7 years service period means
College 4 + 3 years in army
Or
College 4 + army 7 years in army
I want also known this question 🤔
College 4+ 7 years service
College for 4.5 year + 7year service
@Riya Okk😊
MOST IMP QUESTN -- how are PG done at afmc means after 4 years,, than our bond will be more of 3 years or will it be included,,, please clear ittt
Sir please make one for MD from AFMC too
Bhai ji kya teeth tede mede hone par bhi medical se out ho jate hai . Please reply
I wanted to join AFMC but my eyesight is weak - 4.5 and 4.25 so I can't apply T_T
Sad
You can undergo lasik and then apply given its done after the age of 20 years. Otherwise you will be deemed unfit
Why did not you take AFMC
If we wish to join AFMC then how is it possible for middle class families to sign 60lac bond.
ya that is my question
Pls make video on AFMC PG.
Sir, what if I cleared NEET but didn't get selected for AFMC; would I be able to join other medical colleges?
Broooo, yesmanship is one hell of a thing which needs to be addressed
Sir first of all thnkuh so much for giving the information to us from your precious time being. I have a question what if my 12th % in pcb aggregate are only 50% ?am I eligible for AFMC?
Sir please, can you make a video on VMMC safdarjung delhi ,,their advantages and disadvantages and all stuffs,please 🙏🙏🙏
Sir plz tell us more about AFMC how to join ?? What criteria should be needed ??plz telll us
why should i break bond when they give salary 57k to 2 lakhs per month
Man, the life is tough out there..
As iam from an army background and an alumni of Army public school..u will be given Uniform, canteen facilities and all..and there is no doubt that Indian Army pays good amount of money to a new graduate but in long term the civilian doctors after their specialisation are gonna make more money as compared to doctors in Indian army...and they become expertised soon as there is no provision to do PG in Indian army before the bond period.👍👍
Simple you'll be restricted in many ways...
if u r selected in afmc in all things and ur name has came in merit list then can u leave afmc before going on 1st day of college
Hello sir. can you please make a video on PG from AFMC.i am having approx 5k rank in this NEET PG 2021 and want to do PG from AFMC and there is no online platform available with such info.Thankyou
Army me bohat mehnat karna padta hai yarr. . mere se nahi hoga.itni running physical exercise
Bhaiya after in afmc does we able to give upsc exam???
Can you please make an video on how to study harrsion during mbbs 🙏
What about pg there post mbbs from other medical College??
I am from border area of Jammu...Ab kisi se dar ni lgta 💀
Pkmkb 😂😂
Jay shree Ram bhai 🚩
Jay Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ki ⚔️
bhai I didn't got enough marks to get a govt college but I can get a decent private college. my father wants me to take private but I think I can do better after a drop so what should I do? as I live in Maharashtra and here there are fees taken if taken transfer and have bonds. please guide me
If you are confident that you can clear NEET next year then it would be better to take a drop