ACMS - Army College of Medical Sciences

MBBS graduates from ACMS Delhi are likely to funnel their placement efforts into two main channels- one being an appointment as commissioned officers in the armed forces and the other going into practice independently. Towards the end of their internship, students are rotating through various clinical departments of the army base hospitals. They can take up practice after the internship or join the armed forces as commissioned officers. For those choosing the armed forces, salaries and other benefits follow the norms of military doctors.Not just this, ACMS provides faster internships without stipends and comes signed by the armed forces, guaranteeing an unshakable, well-established career path for MBBS graduates.

Admission into the MBBS program offered by the Army College of Medical Sciences (ACMS) of Delhi in 2024 are accepted based on the NEET UG exam. The general trends seen in the cutoffs during the previous years indicate that, for instance, candidates in the following categories were allowed entry based on these approximate marks and ranks:General: NOAFAI category closing rank around 28,416 with a score of 601.Scores under OBC, SC, or ST categories: between 428 and 500, contingent upon the specific category and domicile eligibility?

 Placements at ACMS Army College of Medical Sciences are strong, particularly within the Indian Army. Many MBBS graduates join the Army Medical Corps, providing career stability and opportunities for further growth. However, placements in private sectors or non-military roles may require additional efforts from students. Internships, stipend opportunities, and job fairs further support placement efforts, though the college does not guarantee 100% placement.The estimated total pay for an ACMS doctor is INR 8,80,000 per year, with an average salary of INR 7,00,000 per year.  The ACMS pays a monthly stipend of INR 25,000 to each of its interns