The Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQAR) of the IQAC

(For Affiliated/Constituent Colleges)

Institutions Accredited by NAAC need to submit an Annual self-

reviewed progress report i.e. Annual Quality Assurance Report
(AQAR) to NAAC, through its IQAC. The report is to detail the
tangible results achieved in key areas, specifically identified by the
IQAC at the beginning of the Academic year. The AQAR period
would be the Academic Year. (For example, June 1, 2019 to May
31, 2020)
Part – A

Data of the Institution

(data may be captured from IIQA)
1. Name of the Institution : ARMED FORCES MEDICAL
COLLEGE

• Name of the Head of the institution : LT GEN NARDEEP NAITHANI

• Designation : Director & Commandant

• Does the institution function from : Yes

own campus

• Phone no./Alternate phone no. : 020-26026000

• Mobile no. : 9910055594

• Registered e-mail : hospadm1975@gmail.com

• Alternate e-mail : trgoffr.afmc@nic.in

• Address : Sholapur Road, Wanowrie

• City/Town : Pune

• State/UT : Maharashtra

• Pin Code : 411040

2. Institutional status:
• Affiliated / Constituent : Maharashtra University of Health Sciences,
Nashik

• Type of Institution : Co-education/Men/Women

• Location : Rural/Semi-urban/ Urban

 • Financial Status : Grants-in aid/ UGC 2f and 12 (B)
/ Self-financing / Ministry of Defence

• Name of the Affiliating University : Maharashtra University of

Health Sciences, Nashik

• Name of the IQAC Co-ordinator : Brig Ananta K Naik

• Phone no. : 8527861919

• Alternate phone no. :-

• Mobile : 8527861919

• IQAC e-mail address : hospadm1975@gmail.com

• Alternate Email address : trgoffr.afmc@nic.in

3. Website address:
Web-link of the AQAR : http://www.afmc.nic.in

4. Whether Academic Calendar prepared during the year? Yes /No if yes,
whether it is uploaded in the Institutional website: Weblink:
http://www.afmc.nic.in

5. Accreditation Details:
Cycle Grade CGPA Year of Validity Period
Accreditation
1st A - 2003 from Mar 2003 to Mar 2008

2nd A+ 3.51 2009 from Sep 2009 to Sep 2014

3rd A++ 3.66 2015 from Mar 2015 to Apr 2022

6. Date of Establishment of IQAC: 12/01/2004

7. Internal Quality Assurance System

7.1 Quality initiatives by IQAC during the year for promoting quality culture
Item /Title of the quality initiative Number of participants/
by IQAC Date & duration beneficiaries
Successful preassessment of 10 Aug 2019 All the civilian and Military
NABL Accreditation for personnel and their dependen
Hematology lab of AFMC patients availing the laboratory
services
MELAP training of Medical 27-30 Jun 2019 135
Officers and Nursing Assistants in
the accreditation process
A Workshop on ultrasonography 03 Sep 2019 175
of shoulder joint
CME on Health Technology 25-26 Nov 2019 250
Assessment (HTA)
Successful NABL accreditation of O1 Nov 2019 All the civilian and Militar
Pathology lab personnel and their dependen
patients availing the laborator
services
Panel Discussion on “Role of Nurse 24 Apr 2020 148
and Midwives during COVID
Pandemic
AHA certified BLS and ACLS 10-17 Feb 120
course conducted for passing out
Medical cadets of B3 batch in
three batches

8. Provide the list of funds by Central/ State Government UGC/ CSIR/

DST/ DBT/ ICMR/ TEQIP/ World Bank/ CPE of UGC etc.
Institution/ Funding Year of
Department/ Scheme Agency award with Amount
Faculty duration
Incidental & O/o DGAFMS, 2019 -20 107234000
Institutional Miscellaneous Grant IHQ MoD
Educational Training O/o DGAFMS, 2019 -20 24,270
Grant IHQ MoD
Annual Training Grant O/o DGAFMS, 2019 -20 1800000
IHQ MoD
Amenity O/o DGAFMS, 2019 -20 35911
IHQ MoD
Information & O/o DGAFMS, 2019 -20 7044000
Technology Grant IHQ MoD

9. Whether composition of IQAC as per latest NAAC guidelines: Yes/No

*upload latest notification of formation of IQAC

10. No. of IQAC meetings held during the year: 03

The minutes of the IQAC meeting and compliance to the decisions have
been uploaded on the institutional website…….
Yes/No

11. Whether IQAC received funding from any of the

funding agency to support its activities during the
year? Yes/ No.
Only from the Ministry of Defence

12. Significant contributions made by IQAC during the current year (maximum
five bullets)
• Medical Journal Armed Forces India (MJAFI), the official
publication of Armed Forces Medical Services organised a
National Conference of Medical Editors - IMPACT 2019 in
collaboration with IAMJE & WAME at AFMC from 13-15 Sep 2019.
 Over 200 delegates comprising of medical authors, reviewers,
editors, and representatives of publishing houses participated in
the conference.
• MJAFI Gallery showcasing the journey of MJAFI over 75 years
was inaugurated by the DGAFMS on 16 Sep 2019 at Ashoka
Chakra Library, AFMC to showcase the digitised archives of the
journal.
• The Microbiology Department, AFMC is involved in Op
Namaste and has conducted more than 6000 COVID 19 Testing
of samples by RT-PCR during the current COVID 19 pandemic for
service hospital patients in Pune-Kirkee military complex as well
as for civilian patients from Pune, Ahmednagar, Nashik, and
Satara.
• Department of Anesthesia and critical care has developed a 200
page manual of ICU protocols, procedures, and checklists which
has been approved by the DGAFMS as a standard reference for
all AFMS units. Further, the dept provided consultation to the Dept
of Science and Technology and IISER Pune for the development
of indigenous ventilators.
• Department of Community Medicine has prepared an
educational film “Kadam Kadam Badhayen, Corona Ko Harayen”
has also been prepared by the dept for providing information
about Corona for the benefit of the masses.
• Covid19 medinventory.in of the PSA to the Govt (already Live,
being used by Govt of Andhra Pradesh) was made by an
Armed Forces Medical Services team of AFMC.
• The Transmission Electron Microscope (TEM) facility was
inaugurated on 15 Oct 19. TEM is a highly sophisticated
equipment providing critical information for advanced
characterization of tissues and cells for disease diagnosis as well
as a fundamental understanding of biological processes.

13. Plan of action chalked out by the IQAC in the beginning of the
Academic year towards Quality Enhancement and the outcome
achieved by the end of the Academic year
Plan of Action Achievements/Outcomes
Action plan for conduct of Over 200 delegates comprising of medical
IMPACT 2019, ‘Make Your authors, reviewers, editors, and representatives of
Research Count’. publishing houses participated in the conference
Action plan for conduct of CME Delegates from the Armed Forces and eminent
on Health Technology civilian researchers working in the field of HTA
Assessment (HTA) from 25-26 from all over the country participated with a focus
Nov 2019 on the effective use of technology in shaping the

ATLS course of American
College of Surgeons (ACS) at
AFMC
Protocols and procedures
prepared for management and
Intubation of COVID-19 patients,
transport of COVID-19 Patients,
Checklists for donning, doffing,
supining, proning, cleaning, and
Disinfection in COVID patient
care areas
MUHS LIC inspection
DMER inspection
DMER inspection
future of healthcare
This course started in April targets at training of
young Surgeons and Anesthesiologists of Armed
Forces Medical Services being posted to field
areas
Training of 391 Specialist Medical Officers,
Nursing Officers and Residents Medical Officers
and 237 Paramedics military personnel
Continuation & extension of affiliation for the A.Y.
2020-21 (UG/PG degree Medical courses)
Issue of Essentiality Certificate on a/c of starting of
MD (Geriatrics) course with 02 seats
Issue of Essentiality Certificate on a/c of seats
increase from 03 to 06 in MS (Orthopedics) course

14. Whether the AQAR was placed before the statutory body? Yes /No

Name of the statutory body: Chairperson, IQAC, Director & Commandant,

AFMC Date of meeting(s): ____ Sep 2020

15. Whether NAAC/or any other accredited body(s) visited

IQAC or interacted with it to assess the functioning?
Yes/No

16. Whether institutional data submitted to

AISHE: Yes/No Year: 2019- 20 Date
of Submission: 08 Feb 2020

17. Does the Institution have a

Management Information
System? Yes /No

If yes, give a brief description and a list of modules

currently operational.

(a) AFMC has an in-service network for sharing and uploading

management related information. The college also runs an e-
learning module with an internet connection from National
Knowledge Network along with a video conferencing and
Webcasting facility. The library network “libnet” connects the
college with national and international libraries. All the
departments upload presentations and study material, which is
available to all.
(b). Sandeepgyan- Armed Forces Medical Services MOOCS
provides an online repository of study material accessible to the
students over the internet along with.
(c). E-Learning- AFMC has a Network-attached storage (NAS)
device for day to day management of learning material for UG
Students.
(d) ADN connection/ AFNET/NAVYNET facilitates rapid
retrieval of the latest policy letters, guidelines for easy
communication, and rapid decision making.
 Part-B

CRITERION I – CURRICULAR ASPECTS

1.1 Curriculum Planning and Implementation
1.1.1 Institution has the mechanism for well-planned curriculum delivery and
documentation. Explain in 500 words

Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) :

(a) MCI has rolled out a competency-based Under Graduate curriculum which has
been implemented w.e.f. academic session 2019-20. It is subject-centered & time-
based. Competency-based medical education is the need of the hour & gaining
momentum across the globe. The adoption of a competency-based approach would
mean a paradigm shift in the current approach to medical education. This CBME
curriculum is designed to give enhanced weightage to hands-on and practical
training of life-saving skills the aim that on completion of training, Indian Medical
Graduate (IMG) would be a good clinician & able to provide preventive, promotive,
curative, palliative & holistic care with compassion.

(b) Armed Forces Medical College was the first to develop the CBME for the 1st
MBBS w.e.f. based on the guidelines issued by the MCI and finally approved by the
MUHS, Nashik. Curriculum has been implemented w.e.f. academic year 2019-20.
Formulation of CBME revised curriculum in r/o all subjects of 2 nd MBBS for the batch
joined in 2019-20 academic year based on the MCI guidelines has been finalized.
The same shall be uploaded on the college website & submitted to MCI & MUHS,
Nashik on receipt of directions from MUHS.

(c) On the directions of MCI one month e.g. 180 hours foundation course has been
developed & conducted for students joined the MBBS course in 2019-20.

(d) The attitude ethics & communication (AETCOM) module was introduced to the
1st M.B.B.S. students in Jul 2018 to train newly joined students about the soft skills,
However the same has been made mandatory the MCI w.e.f. academic year
2019-20.

(e) Curriculum of 2nd & 3rd M.B.B.S. for students joined the course in 2018 & prior
was prepared based on the MCI/MUHS guidelines by respective departments under
the supervision of Dean & Dy Comdt and modified as and when required as per
feedback from faculty & students in consultation with MUHS, Nashik. Three
Committees have been formulated to give feedback regarding Syllabus, to
implement the approved curriculum & to align vertical & horizontal integration of the
syllabus & these committees are Curriculum Committee, Curriculum Sub Committee
& Alignment & Integration Committee. Integrated teaching modules prepared &
conducted by the various departments. Assessments/examinations were conducted
by departments on completion of the teaching module. Mid /term end/university
exams were conducted as per MUHS guidelines for evaluation of students and their
progress. Interactive participation of students in Pune as well as outstations in
 seminars, journal clubs, symposia etc are being encouraged. Students were
counseled regarding their academic performance as and when required. Attendance
& Marks obtained by the students is being informed to all parents.

(f) Being a professional college all the teaching programmes are reviewed by the
academic committee of the college based on the university results and in
consultation with MUHS, Nashik. During the training year 2018-19 college been
visited & inspected by the following officials:

(i) The Director-General Armed Forces Medical Services visited the college &
reviewed all the academic activities of the College.

(ii) A team of MCI assessors visited & inspected the college infrastructure,
equipment’s & available faculty(teaching & non-teaching) as per MCI guidelines on
27-28 Nov 2019.

(iii) A team of MUHS, Nashik visited the college on 04 Jan 2020 to assess college
infrastructure, equipment, and available faculty(teaching & non-teaching)as per
university guidelines.

1.1.2 Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the Academic year

Name of Name of Date of focus on employability/ Skill
the the introduction and entrepreneurship development
Certificate Diploma duration
Course Courses

NA NA NA NA NA

1.2 Academic Flexibility

AFMC conducts 4 ½ years M.B.B.S. undergraduate course as per the prescribed
MUHS curriculum & MCI guidelines, hence no option available to M.B.B.S. students for
opting specific subjects. However, in PG courses, the option of specialty of choice is
available depending on his/her merit in the qualifying entrance examination (NEET) and
availability of vacancies in that specialty. All courses are conducted by the college are
governed by rules and regulations of MCI and MUHS as the affiliating university and as
summative examinations are conducted as per university rules, hence there is no
flexibility about time frame to pursue courses. However, as per Competency-Based
Medical Education (Revised curriculum) batch joined in the academic year 2019-20 shall
have the option of one-month electives & skills at the beginning of their 3rd MBBS (Part-
II).
 1.2.1 New programmes/courses introduced during the Academic year

Programme Date of Introduction Course with Date of

with Code Code Introduction
(a) ACLS Wksp & 03 Feb 2020 -- --
Military Medicine
Module (3M)
1.2.2 Programmes in which Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)/Elective course system
implemented at the affiliated Colleges (if applicable) during the Academic year.
Name of Programmes UG PG Date of implementation of UG P
adopting CBCS CBCS / Elective Course G
System
NA NA NA NA NA NA

Already adopted (mention the year) NA

1.2.3 Students enrolled in Certificate/ Diploma Courses introduced during the year

Certificate Diploma Courses

No of Students NA NA

1.3 Curriculum Enrichment

1.3.1 Value-added courses imparting transferable and life skills offered during the year

Value-added courses Date of introduction Number of students

enrolled
16-18 Jul 2019 30
RBCW
09-11 Oct 2019 30
12-14 Feb 2020 30

19 Jul 2019 30
AETCOM
12 Oct 2019 30
14 Feb 2020 30
27-29 Aug 2019 25
CISP
21-22 Jul 2020 38
Research Methodology Workshop 03-05 Jul 2019 48

1.3.2 Field Projects / Internships undertaken during the year

Project/ Programme Title No. of students enrolled for Field

Projects / Internships
Rotatory Internship after 4 ½ yrs MBBS 135
Training
1.4 Feedback System
1.4.1 Whether structured feedback received from all the stakeholders.
1) Students 2) Teachers 3) Employers 4) Alumni 5) Parents

Yes - From Yes - During Yes - Most of

Yes - During Yes -
Undergraduates scheduled the graduates
alumni meets and Informally
about training Academic and informally during the
activities as well council meetings postgraduate annual
as welfare students join passing out
measures Armed Forces parade and
periodically and Medical as and when
after completion Services. parents
of the course at There is a meet Dean/
the central and feedback other
departmental system administrativ
level regarding the e officers.
quality of There is a
graduates system for
serving in regular
these communicati
institutions & on between
how to improve parents and
their training the college
based on the administratio
feedback by n for
changing/adap feedback
ting the inputs and
suggestions
1.4.2 How the feedback obtained is being analyzed and utilized for the overall
development of the institution? (maximum 500 words)
(a) All suggestions and outcomes of the analysis are discussed during the meetings of
various committees like AFMC Management Committee, Armed Forces Medical
Advisory Committee, College Academic Committee, various administrative,
coordination, and welfare committee meetings. The college is constantly striving for
excellence in all fields and all valid suggestions and outcomes of analysis are
considered very seriously. Issues that can be addressed locally are immediately acted
upon and those requiring administrative decisions at higher levels are forwarded to
higher authorities.
(b) The university is apprised of outcomes and suggestions during periodic meetings
of the Dean’s and other administrative authorities. Besides, many of the heads of the
departments are members of various university committees like syllabus and
curriculum committees and these issues are also discussed during these meetings.
The college also has representatives in the university academic bodies and Board of
Studies. The university takes academic and administrative inputs from the college
regularly
CRITERION II -TEACHING-LEARNING AND EVALUATION

2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile

2.1. 1 Demand Ratio during the year

Name of the
Students Enrolled
Programme Number of seats available
BSc PMT 95 68

PGDMLT 30 30

Basic B Sc Nursing 40 30

PB Diploma in Nursing 20 20

M Sc Nursing 20 20
150 including 05 reserve for students
M.B.B.S. 150
of Friendly Foreign Countries
MD/MS/MDS/MCh 150 150
2.2 Catering to Student Diversity

2.2.1. Student - Full-time teacher ratio (current year data)

Year Number of Number of Number of full Number of full Number of

students students time time teachers
enrolled in enrolled in teachers teachers teaching both
the the available in available in UG and PG
institution institution the institution the institution courses
(UG) (PG) teaching only teaching only
UG courses PG courses

MBBS – 321 MD/MS/MCh - MBBS - 46 MD/MS -40 MD/MS -219

134

2019-20
B.Sc Nursing -
BSc Nursing- M.Sc Nursing M.Sc Nursing- M.Sc Nursing –
19
148 – 20 06 06

BSc PMT- 74
2.3 Teaching-Learning Process

2.3.1 Percentage of teachers using ICT for effective teaching with Learning Management
Systems (LMS), E-learning resources etc. (current year data)
Number Number of ICT tools Number of Number of smart E-resources
of teachers using and ICT enabled classrooms and techniques
teachers ICT (LMS, e- resources classrooms used
on roll Resources) available
357 357 Projector 43 29 E-Learning-
with AFMC has
Interactive NAS device
Boards day to d
management
Audio- learning mater
Video for UG Student
Teaching
Aid Sandeepgyan-
Armed Forc
Standalone Medical Servic
PC with MOOCS
internet provides
facility online reposito
of study mater
Wifi accessible to t
Access to students ov
students the internet

2.3.2 Students mentoring system available in the institution? Give details. (maximum 500
words)

YES - Armed Forces Medical College, Pune has been training medical graduates from
1962. The alumni of this institution have been role models for their colleagues in variou
specialties. This has been possible due to concerted efforts of dedicated faculty members t
mold graduate wing students into distinguished professionals and ideal citizens. The role o
experienced faculty members in mentoring young entrants to the AFMC is vital in shapin
medical professionals of the future. The mentorship of graduate wing students therefore i
an important facet of comprehensive medical education. The designated mentor serves as
guardian, friend, guide, and philosopher for 8-10 allotted mentees. The mentor provide
support to the mentee depending on his/her requirements. The mentors are expected t
orient the mentees during their 4 ½ years of stay in the college. The mentor can assist th
mentee to realize his/her potential. The assistance is extended by the mentor for academi
needs, psychological support, or advice with personal exigencies. The mentors are the
guiding force. The mentor can motivate the mentee to involve in variou
professional/academic as well as extra-curricular activities for the benefit of the mentee
Mentor also provide the necessary help and advice to the mentee to facilitate his/he
academic interests thereby increasing their experience and skill by collaborative work. A
faculty members posted to AFMC, Pune are on the panel of mentors. The faculty member
reporting on permanent posting to AFMC express their option to volunteer for mentorshi
programme to O/o Dean (Trg) through respective HsOD. The database of mentors i
maintained by the Col Trg (GW) at O/o Dean (Trg). The allotment of mentees to mentors i
coordinated by the O/o Dean (Trg). The fresh mentees are allotted to respective mentors a
the beginning of each academic session after the admissions are finalized. The list o
mentees is updated every year to exclude the students of mentee database by O/
Dean(Trg) or as and when required. The mentorship records are maintained by eac
mentor. The Resident Wardens (BH and GH) keep all the details of mentor mentees & the
families. The mentor is required to maintain a record of interactions with the mentees. A
forum is constituted comprising of the following faculty members and staff under the Dean &
Dy Comdt as the Chairperson and is called the ‘College Mentorship Council’. The Colleg
Mentorship Council is convened by the member secretary to meet Bi-Monthly. The HsOD i
expected to play a major role in the mentorship of graduate wing Cadets. They are expecte
to guide the mentors from their experience and expertise in dealing with problems faced b
the students. The HsOD ensure that all mentors carry out their task and to provide regula
feedback. Time slot of 1700h - 1800h on Wednesdays and Saturdays is included in th
block weekly training programme for Mentor-Mentee interactions

Number of students enrolled in the Number of Mentor: Mentee Ratio

institution fulltime teachers

701 381 1.9

2.4 Teacher Profile and Quality

2.4.1 Number of full-time teachers appointed during the year

No. of No. of filled Vacant Positions filled No. of faculty

sanctioned positions positions during the current with Ph.D
positions year
325 325 - - 05

2.4.2 Honours and recognitions received by teachers

(received awards, recognition, fellowships at State, National, International level from
Government, recognized bodies during the year )

Year of Name of full-time teachers Designation Name of the award, fellowship,

award receiving awards from the received from Government or
state level, national level, recognized bodies
international level
2019 Col T Prasanth Assoc Prof GOC-in-C Central Command
Dept of Dental Commendation
Surgery

2019 Surg Cdr Arun Gupta Asst Prof Chief of Naval Staff Commendation
Dept of
Community
Medicine
2019 Dr (Mrs) Seema Patrikar Lecturer VCOAS Commendation VCOAS
Dept of Commendation
Community
Medicine
 2019 Dr Vivek Namdeorao Scientist –F VCOAS Commendation
Ambade Dept of
Biochemistry

2020 Lt Col Neeraj Kushwaha Assoc Prof GOC-in-C Southern Command

Dept of IH&BT Commendation

2020 Col Manish Manrai Assoc Prof COAS Commendation

Dept of Internal
Medicine

2020 Col Sanjeev Datana Assoc Prof VCOAS Commendation

Dept of Dental
Surgery

2020 Lt Col Sreekala P Asst Prof VCOAS Commendation

College of
Nursing

2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms

2.5.1 Number of days from the date of semester-end/ year-end examination till t
declaration of results during the year

Programme Programme Semester/ Last date of the last Date of declaration

Name Code year semester-end/ year-end of results of
examination semester-end/ yea
end examination
10 Dec 2019
MBBS I I 08 Jan 2019

18 Dec 2019
MBBS II III 22 Dec 2019

31 Dec 2019
MBBS II V 05 Feb 2019

21 Dec 2019
MBBS III(P-I) VII 05 Feb 2019

31 Dec 2019
MBBS MBBS III(P-II) IX 02 Feb 2019

The Second Internal

Assessment has been
MBBS I II Conducted online on 19 Jul 17 Aug 2020
2020

03 Aug 2020 (Online)

MBBS II IV 04 Aug 2020

MBBS III(P-1) VI 01 Aug 2020 (Online) 03 Aug 2020

 01 Aug 2020 (Online)
MBBS III(P-II) VIII 03 Aug 2020

2.5.2 Reforms initiated on Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) system at the institutional
level (250 words)

(a) Weightage for continuous Internal Assessment. 20% weightage has been given to
internal assessment and continuous evaluation.

(b) Theory Assessment: A quantum change has been brought about by the university by
including MCQs, LAQs, and SAQs in theory papers of final summative evaluation
University strictly has centralized paper setting process with model answer papers
prepared by the paper setter and this is provided to all evaluators to bring in uniformity and
objectivity in theory paper assessment. The college strictly follows the same system during
formative evaluation. Central Assessment programs with model answer systems have
been introduced by the university for bringing in objectivity, time-bound evaluation, and
transparency.

(c) Practical/Clinical Assessment: Measure to bring in objectivity in clinical and practica

examinations have been brought about by the university and the college strictly adheres to
it.

(d) Many departments of the college utilize OSCE/OSPE for formative evaluation to bring
in objectivity and to offer immediate feedback to students.

2.5.3 Academic calendar prepared and adhered for conduct of Examination and other relate
matters (250 words)

YES:
(a) The curriculum prepared by departments under the supervision of Dean & Dy
Comdt. The Col Trg (GW) prepared the Block Training programme for the whole
academic year.
(b) All academic departments formulated a weekly training programme based on the
block training programme and strictly adhered to the same.
(c) The departments formulated departmental objectives and Specific Learning
objectives for various modules. Individual instructors then prepared lesson plans
based on the objectives.
(d) The Col Trg (GW) formulated the evaluation blueprint based on the university
requirements and all academic departments adhered to it. All departments
conducted formative evaluations in the form of midterm tests, terminal examination,
and preliminary examinations for university terms. Theory and practical
examinations were carried out as per the university examination pattern. The
required internal assessment marks for summative evaluation derived from these
examinations.
(e) Interactive participation in Seminars, Journal clubs symposium, and case studies
encouraged
 (f) Objective structured practical examination forms part of formative evaluation in many
departments.
(g) Offline classes were conducted till 14 Mar 2020. However, as per the directions
received from the MUHS, Nashik, all training activities were suspended w.e.f. 16 Mar
2020 & all students were dispatched to their home due to COVID 19 outbreak. Online
classes for all 567 students were commenced w.e.f. 11 Apr 2020. Online weekly
training programme e.g. theory/ practicals/ tutorials/virtual clinics are being conducted
as programme issued by the O/o Dean (Trg). Terminal examinations of all four terms
have been conducted as the directions issued by the MUHS, Nashik & all students have
been promoted to next term.

Academic Calendar - Jun - Dec 2019

Event Ist Term IIIrd Term Vth Term VIIth Term IXth Term
Trg Schd 01 Aug - 30 22 Jul - 23 20 May - 28 18 Jun - 16 11 Jun - 16
Nov 2019 Nov 2019 Sep 2019 Sep 2018 Sep 2018
Prelim NA NA NA NA NA
Prep Lve
Prelim NA NA 30 Sep - 15 30 Sep - 12 30 Sep - 15
Exam Oct 2019 Oct 2019 Oct 2019
Revision NA NA 16 Oct - 24 14 Oct - 24 16 Oct - 24
Classes Nov 2019 Nov 2019 Nov 2019
NCC NA 24 Nov – 03 NA NA NA
Camp Dec 2019
Term/Uni NA NA NA NA NA
v
Preparati
on leave
Term 02 - 10 Dec 09 Dec – 18 NA NA NA
Exam 2019 Dec 2019
Univ NA NA w.e.f. 26 Nov-31 Dec 2019
Exam
Term End 11 Dec - 25 19 Dec – 02 02 -03 weeks after University Exams
Vacations Dec 2019 Jan 2019

Academic Calendar - Jan - Jun 2020

Event IInd Term IVth Term VIth Tem VIIIth Term

Training 26 Dec 2019 - 25 26 Dec 18 - 21 16 Jan - 02 Jun 07 Jan - 12 Ma
Schedule Jul 2020 Apr 19 2019 2019
 *Training activities *Training activities *Training activities *Training
suspended w.e.f. suspended w.e.f. suspended w.e.f. activities
14 Mar 2020. 14 Mar 2020. 14 Mar 2020. suspended
*Students *Students *Students w.e.f. 14 Mar
dispatched to their dispatched to their dispatched to their 2020.
home on 16 Mar home on 16 Mar home on 16 Mar *Students
COVID 19
2020. 2020. 2020. dispatched to
Outbreak
*Online classes *Online classes *Online classes their home on
commenced w.e.f. commenced w.e.f. commenced w.e.f. 16 Mar 2020.
11 Apr 2020. 11 Apr 2020. 11 Apr 2020. *Online classes
commenced
w.e.f. 11 Apr
2020.
Online 11 Apr – 04 Jul 13 Apr – 18 Jul 13 Apr – 18 Jul 13 Apr – 18 Jul
classes 2020 2020 2020 2020
commence
d
Mid Term Second Internal NA NA NA
online Assessment
exam 06 – 18 Jul 2020
Term End NA 20 Jul – 03 Aug 20 – 31 Jul 2020 20 – 31 Jul
Exams 2020 2020
Second term Vth Term classes VIIth Term IXth Term
Online classes resumed resumed w.e.f. 04 classes resumed classes
Classes w.e.f. Aug 2020 w.e.f. 01 Aug resumed w.e.f.
Resumed 27 Jul 2020 till 2020 01 Aug 2020
date
Second term
Preliminary On line classes shall continue as per the directions of
exams/IIIrd MUHS/MCI.
Preliminary
internal Students shall be called back on receipt of directions from
Exam
assessment w.e.f. competent authority.
07 Sep 2020 – 19
Sep 2020

2.6 Student Performance and Learning Outcomes

2.6.1 Program outcomes, program-specific outcomes, and course outcomes for all program
offered by the institution are stated and displayed in the website of the institution (to provid
the weblink)
Yes
ST 150 150
MBBS 1 100%
ND 130 129
MBBS 2 99.23%
RD 135 130
MBBS 3 (I) 96.29%
RD 135 134
MBBS 3 99.25%
(II)
2.6.2 Pass percentage of students
Number of
Number of Students Pass
Program students passed Program
appeared in final year Percenta
Name in final year Name
Examination ge
examination
M.B, B.S 137 135 98.54 M.B,B.S
MD/MS/MDS 111 105 94,59 MD/MS/MDS
DM/MCh 05 05 100.00 DM/MCh
MSC Nursing 10 10 100.00 MSC Nursin
BBSc Nursing 37 36 97.29 BBSc Nursin
PBBSc 20 20 100.00 PBBSc
BSc 69 67 97.10 BSc
Paramedical Paramedica
PGMLT 13 11 84.62 PGMLT

2.7 Student Satisfaction Survey

2.7.1 Student Satisfaction Survey (SSS) on overall institutional performance (Institution may
design the questionnaire) (results and details be provided as weblink)

(a) FEEDBACK FROM FINAL YEAR MBBS STUDENTS OF AFMC - Mar 2019
Please do not disclose your identity if you choose not to
Please tick () the option selected
Please tick () only one option
AFG NAME

1. What motivated you to join AFMC?

Patriotism Ranking of AFMC Wanted to Pay and allowances of a
experience the commissioned officer
adventurous life
of Armed Forces

2. At the end of your MBBS course, how do you rate AFMC on a 0-9 scale?
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Outrageous Average Outstanding

3. How do you rate facilities in AFMC on a 0-9 Scale?
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Outrageous Average Outstanding

 4. How do you rate AFMC for the overall development and growth of talents?
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Outrageous Average Outstanding

5. How do you rate training in AFMC on a 0-9 Scale?
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Outrageous Average Outstanding

6. How do you rate the exposure to Armed Forces (AF) while at AFMC?
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Outrageous Average Outstanding

7. What can be done to improve the exposure to AF during MBBS Course at AFMC?

8. Why did you choose the medical profession as a career?

To earn money As a salaried Following my Research
career calling

9. Are you aware that as an AFMC Graduate you have a service liability to join Arme
Forces Medical Services?
Yes No No Comments

10. Are you aware that only 50% of the medical graduates who pass out of AFMC a
granted PC at the time of passing out?
Yes No No Comments

11. If offered a choice, which commission would you prefer?

PC SSC No Comments

12. If you were offered a short service commission, would you prefer to pay out
service liability?
Strongly Yes Probably Yes No No Comments

13. Do you think more percentage of AFMC Graduates have to be granted PC?
Yes No No Comments Maybe

14. If so, what should be the percentage of PC?

100% 80% 75% Status Quo As per choice of cadets

15. What do you think is the drawback of SSC?

16. What do you feel is the drawback of PC?

17. Keeping security threats from anti-national elements to Defence establishment &
personnel is it advisable to go out for party celebration till late night in a large grou
where anyone including Military Transport may be a target of anti-national element.
18 If facilities are provided in the college campus, are you of the opinion to celebrate &
enjoy these parties to avoid any mishap in the future.
Yes No May think -
19. Is it correct to serve liquor Cigarettes or any other restricted items to your juniors?
Wrong correct junior to decide -
20. On average money been spent by you during these celebrations from the day of
University result declaration till POP?
INR < 10,000/- INR 10,000 - INR 20,000 - INR 30,000 -
20,0000/- 30,000/- 50,000

(B) FEEDBACK FROM FINAL YEAR MBBS STUDENTS OF AFMC - MAR 2019
(CONFIDENTIALITY WILL BE MAINTAINED)

1. AFG NO._________ NAME______________

PLEASE GIVE YOUR COMMENTS ON ALL THE YEARS IN COLLEGE . THIS FEEDBACK IS FOR THE
IMPROVEMENT OF THE COLLEGE AND NOT THE FAULT-FINDING EXERCISE:

(A) WHICH DEPT IS THE BEST AND WHY(STATE AT LEAST TWO REASONS)
(I) IST MBBS
(II) IIND MBBS

(III) III MBBS (P-I)

(IV) III MBBS (P-II)

2. DEPT THAT NEED IMPROVEMENT AND IN WHICH ASPECT(GIVE SUGGESTIONS)

3. FACULTY MEMBER YOU FEEL TO BE THE BEST AND WHY(STATE AT LEAST TWO REASONS)

(I) IST MBBS

(II) IIND MBBS

(III) III MBBS (P-I)

(IV) III MBBS (P-II)

4. ANY OTHER SUGGESTIONS FEEDBACK YOU WANT TO GIVE

 CRITERION III – RESEARCH, INNOVATIONS AND EXTENSION

3.1 Resource Mobilization for Research

3.1.1 Research funds sanctioned and received from various agencies, industry and other
organisations
Nature of the Project Duration Name of the Total grant Amount
funding sanctioned received
Agency during
Academic
year
Major projects
AFMRC Project No 5118/2018 titled, A 02 yrs O/o 3,00,000 /- 1,05,000 /-
comparative morphometric immuno- DGAFMS,
histochemistry and ultrastructural study of New Delhi
normal and gestational diabetic placentae
treated by either diet, oral hypoglycaemics
or insulin: A Pilot study
To evaluate the role of 3D printing in 3 yr O/o 7,80,000/- 1,30,490/-
developing surgical simulation models of DGAFMS,
temporal bone during post-graduate training New Delhi
in ENT
Evaluating the efficacy of stimulator training 2 yr O/o 9,10,000/-
in ontological surgery using handheld DGAFMS,
haptic feedback device: A pilot study New Delhi
An Observational Study to Analyse the 2 yr O/o 40,000.00 -
Utilisation of Electromedical and DGAFMS,
Sophisticated Equipment of Tertiary Care New Delhi
Institutes to Improve Efficiency
Space Programming for Armed Forces 2 yr O/o 60,000.00 30,000.00
Hospitals DGAFMS,
New Delhi
Importance Performance Analysis of 2 yr O/o 15,000.00 10,000.00
Patient Care Activities in a Tertiary Care DGAFMS,
Teaching Hospital New Delhi
To study the utility of USG as a tool to 2 yr O/o
quantify disease activity and assess DGAFMS,
293000 293000
responsiveness to treatment in newly New Delhi
diagnosed patients of RA
Incidence of CASH and SOS in patients of 2 yr O/o
colon cancer on chemotherapy DGAFMS,
269000 172000
New Delhi

2 yr O/o
Study the early vs late neuro-rehabilitation
DGAFMS, 10000 10000
in patients with stroke
New Delhi
Correlation of Levetiracetam drug levels 2 yr O/o 160000 125000
with seizure control in Epilepsy patients DGAFMS,
New Delhi
To evaluate Hepatitis B vaccination 2 yr O/o
coverage among HCWs & the level of DGAFMS,
220000 220000
protection post-vaccination (Anti HBs titer) New Delhi
in tertiary care center Western India
Multicentric study on incidence and risk 2 yr O/o
factors of Heat-related disorders in DGAFMS, 2500000 1505000
individuals undergoing military training. New Delhi
2 yr O/o
Study of risk of fracture assessed by FRAX DGAFMS,
1025000 505000
score in patients on RRT New Delhi

To study the distribution of dengue 2 yr O/o

serotypes in adults with dengue admitted at DGAFMS, 693000 384000
a tertiary care center New Delhi
C-reactive protein, Serum Ferritin, B cell 2 yr O/o
Activating Factor and TNF family DGAFMS,
proliferation induced ligand (APRIL) as New Delhi
895000 364614
markers for termination of Intensive Phase
of Anti Tubercular Treatment in Pulmonary
Tuberculosis case
Study of NAFLD in HIV patients by 2 yr O/o
Controlled Attenuation Parameter (CAP): A DGAFMS, 755000 755000
cross-sectional comparative study New Delhi
To study the prevalence of adrenal 2 yr O/o
insufficiency in decompensated liver DGAFMS, 227500 207500
cirrhosis New Delhi
2 yr O/o
Reduction in LFU by AI-based point of care DGAFMS,
1015000 510000
counseling in patients of HIV on ART New Delhi

2 yr O/o
Study of hormone profile of patients of
DGAFMS, 1200000 --
Empty Sella Syndrome
New Delhi
2 yr O/o
Study of Dolutegravir based ART in
DGAFMS, 470000 --
patients with 1st line regimen
New Delhi
2 yr O/o
Study of Dolutegravir based ART in virally
DGAFMS, 1350000 --
suppressed patients
New Delhi
Efficacy of Dinoprostone Vaginal pessary 02 yr O/o 3.01.000 --
vs Dinoprostone Intracervical Gel for DGAFMS,
cervical ripening and induction of labor – A New Delhi
comparative study
A cross-sectional study for the prevalence 02 yr O/o 4,10,000 3,90,611
 of Chlamydia Trachomatis infection by DGAFMS,
NAAT test in women of reproductive age New Delhi
group under treatment of infertility
An RCT to compare Continuous glucose 1.5 yr O/o 279000 2,60,000
monitoring to self – monitoring of blood DGAFMS,
glucose level in treatment of patients with New Delhi
GDM
To study the Co-relation between Pre- 2 yr O/o 40,000 --
operative PET-CT scan and surgico- DGAFMS,
pathological staging in Endometrial Cancer New Delhi
Comparison of Human epididymis protein 4 2 yr O/o 3,40,000 10,000
(HE-4) and cancer antigen 125 (CA 125) DGAFMS,
with tissue histopathology in predicting New Delhi
malignancy in females with adnexal mass
To evaluate the effect of slow deep 02 Years O/o 16,00,000/- 16,00,000/-
breathing on resting parameters and DGAFMS
exercise recovery in young male adults with
pre-hypertension - A pilot study
Effect of sleep deprivation on alertness of 03 Years O/o 6,75,000/- 6,75,000/-
junior residents in clinical specialties. DGAFMS
Sensitivity of abbreviated breast MRI for O/o
needle-free diagnosis of BIRADS IV and V 02 yrs DGAFMS Rs 1,27,500 Rs 63,750
lesions
Role of imaging in the evaluation of cervical O/o
lymph node metastasis in cases of head DGAFMS
02 yrs Rs 75,000 Rs 37,500
and neck carcinoma – search for new
imaging biomarkers
Evaluation of Positive Predictivity of MRCP O/o
with respect of ERCP in patients with 02 yrs DGAFMS Rs 10,000 Rs 5,000
suspected biliary disease
Prevalence of sleep problems in young
sportsperson and the role of individualized
prescriptions to enhance performance pl: 02 years O/o -- --
Col Karuna Datta (CTRI Trial) DGAFMS

To study the association of Childhood 02 years O/o

Trauma in patients with Bipolar Affective DGAFMS 382000 --
Disorder: A Case-Control Study
Comparative evaluation of clinical efficacy 03 years O/o
of two fixed functional appliances for DGAFMS
259960 --
treating skeletal class II malocclusion: A
randomized controlled trial
Randomised controlled trial to study the 02 years O/o
efficacy and safety of Low-Level Light DGAFMS
1180000 --
therapy and topical 5% Minoxidil in the
management of Androgenetic alopecia in
 males
A prospective study to understand the 02 years O/o
correlation of atherosclerotic biomarkers in DGAFMS
1,74,000 --
patients of chronic plaque psoriasis on
methotrexate therapy

Minor Projects
Morphometric study of Atrioventricular 03 yrs
valve complex and their distribution with
respect to gender in adults: A cadaveric
study
Comparison of Oocyte Morphology and 03 yrs
Embryo quality in females with high and
low AMH values in Assisted Reproductive
Technology Centre in Western
Maharashtra
Study of Anatomical variations in the 03 yrs
branching pattern of internal iliac vessels in
Indian population

Interdisciplinary Projects
A cross-sectional study to determine 01 yr No financial
pregnancy outcomes in transabdominal implications
ultrasound-guided embryo transfer
Does endurance ability & moderate-severe 03 Years NCCS & NA NA
exertion (Ultra Marathon Run), in HAMRC
acclimatized low landers at HA predispose
to acute HA illness? The proteomic and
metabolic correlates.
Students Research Projects (other than compulsory by the College)
Preparation of corrosion casts of the 02 months ICMR
bronchial tree and the vascular pattern of
lung using cab granules for greater
understanding of the spatial relationship
and segmental distribution of bronchial tree
and overlapping circulatory vessels
Development and validation of a low-cost 2019- MUHS 12,000
Epistaxis Trainer using additive 2020
manufacturing
Assessment of Effects of Market Energy 02 Years MUHS 1000/- 1000/-
Drinks and Sports Drinks on Rated
Perceived Exertion (RPE) and Aerobic
Capacity as well as Heart Rate and Blood
Pressure at Maximal Exercise.

3.2 Innovation Ecosystem

3.2.1 Workshops/Seminars Conducted on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and Industry-
Academia Innovative practices during the year NA

3.2.2 Awards for Innovation won by Institution/Teachers/Research scholars/Students during

the year NIL

3.2.3 No. of Incubation centre created, start-ups incubated on campus during the year
Not Applicable
3.3 Research Publications and Awards
3.3.1 Incentive to the teachers who receive recognition/awards
State National International
- - -
3.3.2 Ph. Ds awarded during the year (applicable for PG College, Research Center)
Name of the Department No. of Ph. Ds Awarded
NA NA

3.3.3 Research Publications in the Journals notified on UGC website during the year
Department No. of Publication Average Impact
Factor
National Anatomy 06 1.43

National ENT 10 1.245

National Hospital 01 1.4

Administration
National IH & BT 04 2.6

National Internal Medicine 15 1.62

National Obs & Gynae 18 1.4

National Ophthalmology 04 1.245

National Physiology 05 1.0

Department of 2.8
National Radiodiagnosis and 18
Imaging
National Sports Medicine 03 2.0

National Psychiatry 10 1.084

National Dept of Dental 15 2.8

Surgery & OHS
National Dermatology 26 2.0
Internationa Anatomy 01 2.8
l

Internationa Hospital 03 2.0

l Administration

International IH & BT 01 1.084

International Internal Medicine 13 2.8

International Obs & Gynae 06 2.8

International Ophthalmology 05 2.0

Department of 2.8
4
International Radiodiagnosis and
Imaging
International Sports Medicine 2 2.0

International Dept of Dental 04 1.084

Surgery & OHS

International Dermatology 10 3.567

3.3.4 Books and Chapters in Edited Volumes / Books published, and papers in
National/International
Conference Proceedings per Teacher during the year
Department No. of publication
Anatomy 08
ENT 04
Internal Medicine 02 (Chapters in books), 02 (papers)
Sports Medicine 01 (Book), 01 (Chapter)

3.3.5 Bibliometrics of the publications during the last Academic year based on average citation
index in
Scopus/ Web of Science or Pub Med/ Indian Citation Index
Title of the paper Name of Title of the Year Citatio Institutional Number
the author journal of n affiliation of
publi Index as citations
catio mentioned excluding
n in the self-
 publication citations

Applications of Museum VDS Indian 201 08 AFMC, Pune 0

techniques of preserving wet Jamwal Journal of 9
neuroanatomical specimens Anatomy
for teaching medical students

Evaluation of Sperm DNA VDS Journal of 201 09 AFMC, Pune 34

Fragmentation after Jamwal Anatomical 9
Cryopreservation in Society of
Ejaculated Spermatozoa India
Study of Anatomical A Indian 201 0 AFMC, Pune 0
Variations of Profunda Manitombi Journal of 9
Femoris Artery in the Indian Devi Anatomy
Population

Comparative study of formalin MS Ahuja Indian 202 0 AFMC, Pune 0

solution and saturated salt Journal of 0
solution for embalming Anatomy
cadavers for surgical skills
training.
Persistent left superior vena MS Ahuja Medical 202 0 AFMC, Pune 0
cava: An anatomical variation. Journal 0
Armed
Forces
India
The histology and Merlin Journal of 202 21 AFMC, Pune 31
histomorphometry of umbilical Thomas Histotechno 0
cord cross-section in logy
preeclampsia and normal
pregnancies: A comparative
study.
A method for removal of the Subhash Internationa 202 0 AFMC, Pune 0
brain, brain stem with spinal Bhukya l Journal of 0
cord as one unit from human Medical and
cadavers for anatomical study Biomedical
and museum purposes. Studies.
A Study of Cervical Vestibular Dilip Internationa 201 - AFMC, Pune -
Evoked Myogenic Potential Raghavan, l Journal of 9
(cVEMP) in Indian Adults with Research &
Normal Hearing Review
Unilateral Sudden A Singh, Indian 201 - AFMC, Pune
Sensorineural Hearing Loss: SK Singh, Journal of 9
A Rare Presentation of D Mitra, R Otolaryngol
Cerebral Venous Thrombosis Datta ogy and
Head &
Neck
Surgery
Voice Quality in Cochlear M Indian 201 - AFMC, Pune -
Implant Recipients: An Upadhyay, Journal of 9
Observational Cross- R Datta Otolaryngol
Sectional Study ogy and
Head &
Neck
Surgery
Vestibular Dysfunction in R Bista, R Indian 201 - AFMC, Pune -
Children Suffering from Otitis Datta, A Journal of 9
Media with Effusion: Does Nilakantan, Otolaryngol
Grommet Help? An A Gupta, A ogy and
Observational Study Using Singh Head &
Computerized Static Neck
Posturography Surgery
COVID-19: Shades of Grey N Naithani, Medical 202 - AFMC, Pune -
R Datta Journal, 0
Armed
Forces
India
The infodemics of COVID-19 R Datta, Medical 202 - AFMC, Pune -
amongst healthcare AK Yadav, Journal, 0
professionals in India A Singh, K Armed
Datta, A Forces
Bansal India
Assessment of Level of Gunjan Indian 202 - AFMC, Pune -
Patient Satisfaction with Day- Dwivedi, Journal of 0
Care Surgery: An Amit Sood, Otolaryngol
Observational Study Uma ogy and
Patnaik & Head &
Abha Neck
Kumari Surgery
The Effect of Environmental Lokanath Indian 202 - AFMC, Pune -
Noise on Consonant Sahoo, Journal of 0
Perception in Individual With Gunjan Otolaryngol
Normal Hearing: A Dwivedi, ogy and
Prospective Observational Anubhuti Head &
Study Behera Neck
Surgery
Dermoid Cyst Floor of Mouth: Gunjan Indian 202 - AFMC, Pune -
A Diagnostic Conundrum Dwivedi, Journal of 0
Pavitra Otolaryngol
Saxena, ogy and
Uma Head &
 Patnaik Neck
Surgery
Pediatric airway management Deepak The Indian 202 - AFMC, Pune -
in undiagnosed congenital Dwivedi Anaesthetis 0
subglottic stenosis patients Gunjan ts Forum
Dwivedi
Vikas
Gupta
Optimizing Resources at OPD Lt Col S Indian 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
Registration by Queuing Mani Journal of 0
Theory Col SK Applied
Patnaik Research

Artificial Intelligence and Maj Bharat Internationa 201 -- AFMC, Pune --

Dichotomy on benefits and Singh l Journal of 9
challenges: What do Col S Research in
Healthcare providers say? Kashyap Medical
Sciences
Assessment of readiness to Lt Col Internationa 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
handle fire challenges in a Girish l Journal of 9
tertiary care training institute Deshmukh Adv
AVM A Research
Sharma
Awareness and acceptability Lt Col Internationa 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
of disruptive innovative Girish l Journal of 9
practices among healthcare Deshmukh Scientific
professionals in a tertiary care Col S Research
hospital Kashyap
Allogeneic Peripheral Blood Col J Philip Lab 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
Stem Cell Transplant: Medicine 9
Correlation of Donor Factors
with Yield, Engraftment,
Chimerism, and Outcome:
Retrospective Review of a
Single Institute During 3 years
Catheter-related bloodstream Lt Col AK MJAFI 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
infections: prevalence, risk Biswas 9
factors and antimicrobial
resistance pattern
A successful pregnancy Lt Col AK Global J of 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
occurred after isolating the Biswas Trans Med 9
offending antibody (s) and
choosing an appropriate
sperm donor of a similar
phenotype
Inherited thrombophilia in Lt Col MJAFI 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
unprovoked venous Ujjwal 9
thromboembolism: Is non 'O' Dimri
blood group an additional
culprit in
Indian patients?
Major and minor blood group Lt Col MJAFI 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
phenotyping and database Ujjwal 9
generation for recruits – a Dimri
pilot study
The effect of vitamin D Brig AS -- AFMC, Pune --
supplementation on Menon
cardiorespiratory fitness and Jan
MJAFI
muscle strength 20
in male adults undergoing
basic military training
Gp Capt Journal of -- AFMC, Pune --
“Oncotype diagnosis: Where Jul
TVSVGK Global
does it stand in India?” 19
Tilak Oncology
Cancer -- AFMC, Pune --
Research
Advisory for cancer patients Apr
Statistics
during the COVID pandemic 20
and
Treatment
Indian -- AFMC, Pune --
Journal of
Editorial commentary: May
Medical &
Downtime to Dreamtime 20
Pediatric
Oncology
Low-Dose Abiraterone in -- AFMC, Pune --
Metastatic Prostate Cancer: JCO Global Mar
Is It Practice Changing? Facts Oncology 20
and Facets
The Correlation of Admission Col Srinath Internationa -- AFMC, Pune --
Blood pressure & ICH score R l journal of
May
with the functional outcome at scientific
19
90 days in cases of research
Hypertensive ICH
Journal of -- AFMC, Pune --
Rifled carotid: Internal carotid
the Royal
artery thrombosis from May
Army
prolonged carrying of a 19
Medical
military rifle
Corps
Pancreatitis and Col Manish -- AFMC, Pune --
Oct
hyperparathyroidism: Still a Manrai MJAFI
19
rare association!
An RCT Comparing 10-Day Tropical May -- AFMC, Pune --
Sequential and 14-Day Triple Gastroenter 20
Drug Therapy in Eradication ology
of H pylori in Patients with
RUT Positive Antral Gastritis
Endoscopic balloon dilatation -- AFMC, Pune --
is an effective management
Endoscopy
strategy for caustic-induced Jan
Internationa
gastric outlet obstruction: a 19
l Open
15-year single-center
experience.
Profile of hepatobiliary Journal of -- AFMC, Pune --
dysfunction in hematopoietic Clinical & 22
stem cell transplant Experiment Jun
recipients- An Indian al 20
perspective Hepatology
Association of liver cirrhosis Annals -- AFMC, Pune --
Apr
severity with anemia: does it of Gastroen
20
matter? terology
Persistent Hypokalemia- Col T -- AFMC, Pune --
Jan
Unraveling the Diagnostic Murari JAPI
20
Enigma
HSOA -- AFMC, Pune --
Journal of
A study on knowledge,
Vaccines May
attitude, and practices of adult
research 20
vaccination in western India
and
vaccination
Amrita -- AFMC, Pune --
A Rare Cause of Acute May
Journal of
Kidney Injury: Case report 19
Medicine
Indian -- AFMC, Pune --
Thyrotoxic periodic paralysis: 24
Journal of
A retrospective, observational Feb
Medical
study from India 20
Research
Clinical manifestation and -- AFMC, Pune --
15
images of a patient having
MJAFI Apr
cardiovascular involvement in
19
myxedema coma Col
Vishesh Journal of -- AFMC, Pune --
A Case Report of
Verma Clinical
Pycnodysostosis Associated
Research in Apr
with Multiple Pituitary
Pediatric 20
Hormone Deficiencies and
Endocrinolo
Response to Treatment
gy
Cardiac autonomic Lt Col Journal of Feb -- AFMC, Pune --
dysfunction in HIV Vivek AIDS & 19
 Aggarwal Clinical
Research
An unusual case of pedal Jul -- AFMC, Pune --
MJAFI
edema 20
Extramedullary European -- AFMC, Pune --
hematopoiesis causing portal Journal of
Maj Vishal Jun
HTN with chylous ascites in a Medical
Mangal 20
patient of primary Case
myelofibrosis Report
Internationa -- AFMC, Pune --
An unusual cause of systemic l Journal of
24
calcification- Sqn Ldr SS clinical
Feb
FibrodysplasiaOssificansProg Mohakuda endocrinolo
20
ressiva gy &
metabolism
Indian -- AFMC, Pune --
Secukinumab in Journal of
MajAnchit Jan
erythrodermic psoriasis- A Drugs in
Raj Singh 20
promising drug Dermatolog
y
Case report of Amrita -- AFMC, Pune --
Lt Col Nitin Jul
osteopoikilosis- Incidental Journal of
D 19
finding Medicine
Royal -- AFMC, Pune --
An unusual presentation of college of
Surg Lt Cdr Jun
pancreatic neuroendocrine physicians’
Anup H 19
tumor journal

Clinical Profile of Acute on Journal of -- AFMC, Pune --

Maj
Chronic Liver Section Failure Clinical and Apr
Nishant
Patients in a Tertiary Care Diagnostic 20
Saxena
Centre Research
Utility of B cell-activating Journal of -- AFMC, Pune --
factor & a proliferation Maj Suresh Clinical and Apr
induced ligand cytokines as Kayastha Diagnostic 20
markers of response to ATT Research
Internationa -- AFMC, Pune --
Novel coronavirus & its Maj
l Journal of Jun
socioeconomic impact on Purushotta
Science & 20
HCW in India m
Research
A study of the association of Surg Capt Med J DY -- AFMC, Pune
early pregnancy Serum S Chawla Patil 202
Levels of pregnancy- Vidyapeeth 0
associated plasma protein-A
with adverse pregnancy
outcome.
Dengue in pregnancy. Surg Capt Med J DY -- AFMC, Pune
S Chawla Patil 202
Vidyapeeth 0
Pregnancy with prior coronary Surg Capt Medical 202 -- AFMC, Pune
artery disease: Specific S Chawla Journal 0
concerns. Armed
Forces
India
An RCT to study the efficacy Dr IJRCOG -- AFMC, Pune
of intravaginal hormonal ring Meenakshi 202
for control of heavy menstrual Bhardwaj 0
bleeding as compared to
COCs.
Comparison of saline infusion Lt Col D Global 201 -- AFMC, Pune
sonography with office Bhardwaj Journal for 9
hysteroscopy in the research
evaluation of abnormal Lt Col R analysis
uterine bleeding. Chakravart
y
Teratogenicity study in rats of Lt Col D Internationa 201 -- AFMC, Pune
commonly used calcium Bhardwaj l journal of 9
channel blockers. basic &
clinical
pharmacolo
gy
ERAS Pathway: Need of the Lt Col Indian 202 -- AFMC, Pune
Hour in Gynecological Geetu Journal of 0
malignancies. Bhandoria Gynecologi
c Oncology.
Impact of COVID-19 Lt Col Indian 202 -- AFMC, Pune
Pandemic on Gynaecological Geetu Journal of 0
Oncology Care: Glimpse into Bhandoria Gynecologi
Association of Gynaecological c Oncology
Oncologists of India(AGOI)
Perspective:
COVID-19 and gynecological Lt Col Internationa 202 -- AFMC, Pune
cancer: a review of the Geetu l Journal of 0
published guidelines. Bhandoria Gynaecolog
ical Cancer
A study to assess the Lt Col R Global 202 -- AFMC, Pune
association of vitamin d Chakravart Journal For 0
insufficiency and deficiency y Research
with adverse pregnancy Analysis
outcomes
Incidence of hypertensive Lt Col R Global 201 -- AFMC, Pune
disorders in pregnancy in a Chakravart Journal For 9
tertiary care hospital in y Research
western India Analysis
Study the safety and efficacy Lt Col Indian 201 -- AFMC, Pune
of postpartum intrauterine Bidhan Roy journal of 9
contraceptive device. research
and review
Validity of the risk of Lt Col IJSR 201 -- AFMC, Pune
malignancy index in Bidhan Roy 0
malignant ovarian tumors
Fresh vs frozen embryo Col Nikita MJAFI 202 -- AFMC, Pune
transfer after an IVF cycle: is Naredi 0
there a difference in the
ectopic pregnancy rate.
Comparison between Lt Col IJRCOG 202 -- AFMC, Pune
Laparoscopy and Laparotomy Praveen 0
in the management of ectopic Kumar
pregnancy: A retrospective
study.
Clinicopathological correlation Lt Col MJDyPV 202 -- AFMC, Pune
in Indian woman presenting Praveen 0
with cutaneous features of Kumar
hyperandrogenism: A cross-
sectional study.
Pregnancy outcome of Maj R K IJRCOG 202 -- AFMC, Pune
external cephalic version in Mishra 0
singleton pregnancy with
breech presentation at term.

Dellman-Oorthuys Syndrome: Rakesh Journal of 202 -- AFMC, Pune Under order

A case report of an atypical Shetty, Clinical 0 of
variant Jaya Ophthalmol publication
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Shooting is a Field-Side Guru Stud Hlth 0
Performance Analysis Tool in Col Deep 2020
Archery-A study of Elite Sharma
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Body composition in selective Col Deep Indian 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
groups of elite Indian Sharma Journal of 9
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study Guru &
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Survey of antidoping Col Deep MJAFI 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
knowledge, attitudes and Sharma 0
practices amongst Indian Col Karuna
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forward Lt Col Sunil
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Yoga Nidra practice shows Col Karuna Natl Med J 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
improvement in Sleep in Datta India 0
Chronic Insomnia Patients: A
Randomised Control Trial
Sleep Loss in School Col Karuna Indian 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
Children: Fact or Myth Datta Journal of 9
Physiology
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Pharmacolo
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Sleep pattern and sports Sqn Ldr CS Sleep & 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
performance of adolescent Guru Vigilance 9
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intervention pilot study Datta
Lt Col Sunil
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In the search of a ‘fitness Lt Col MJAFI 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
gene’: an analysis of ACTN Wankhede 9
gene polymorphisms in Tanaji
serving soldiers Sitaram
Development of difficulty Maj D MJAFI 202 AFMC, Pune
index for management of Chauhan 0
impacted maxillary canine: A
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Evaluation of Airway Lt Col SS Journal of 202 AFMC, Pune
Dimensions Following Agarwal Maxillofacial 0
Mandibular Setback with and Oral
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Effect of Mandibular Setback Maj Gen Journal of 202 AFMC, Pune
Surgery on Tongue Length NK Sahoo, Maxillofacial 0
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Mandibular Distraction Maj Gen The Journal AFMC, Pune 1
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Atypical presentation of Maj Shivani Internation 202 AFMC, Pune
capillary hemangioma on the Sharma al journal 0
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conundrum and
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temporomandibular joint Bhandari l Journal Of 201
recurrent dislocation using Otolaryngol 9
Dautery’s procedure: report ogy & Head
and review & Neck
Surgery
A randomized controlled Col R J Cut Aesth 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
study comparing the efficacy Subramani Surg 9
of topical 5% tranexamic acid yan
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hydroquinone cream in
melasma
An innovative use of an Col R J Am Acad 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
aerosol spray in surgical Subramani Dermatol 0
management of lip vitiligo: yan
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Tuberculosis verrucosa cutis Sinha P, Int J 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
presenting with unilateral Tripathy Mycobacteri 9
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Fighter aircraft and ejection: Col R Ind 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
Report of a rare, unique Subramani Dermatol 9
occupational skin hazard yan Online J

Single-handed vampire facial: Pathania V, J Am Acad 201 -- AFMC, Pune --

Combining micro-needling Oberoi B Dermatol 9
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A rare case of alternative Col R Ind 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
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A Rare Case of Possible Baveja S, Indian -- AFMC, Pune --
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Atypical Cutaneous Sequelae Oberoi B, Dermatol 9
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A dissimulate presentation of Pathania V, Int J 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
histoid Hansen’s disease in Oberoi B, Mycobacteri 9
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beyond facial lymphedema Baveja S, Dermatol 0
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A case of non-healing ulcer Vashisht D Med J DY 201 -- AFMC, Pune --

by Corynebacterium striatum Patil 9
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presenting with unilateral Tripathy l Journal 9
elephantiasis DM, Mycobacteri
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lower limb: A rare entity nan S
Demodex induced facial Neema S, The 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
frictional melanoses Subramani Australasia 0
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A Case of Hansen's disease Pathania V, J Mar Med 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
masquerading as Baveja S Soc 9
polymorphous light eruption
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correlation in Indian women Patil 0
presenting with cutaneous Vidyapeeth
features of
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Nivolumab induced vitiligo- Neema S, Pig Int 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
like depigmentation in 9
metastatic acral lentiginous
melanoma
A study of dermatological Sinha P J Mar Med 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
manifestations in patients Soc 9
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outpatient department at a
tertiary care hospital
Pigmentary adverse effects of Neema S Pigment 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
chemotherapeutic agents Internationa 9
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Comparative retrospective Sinha P, Med J DY 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
evaluation of efficacy of Oberoi B, Patil 0
rituximab therapy with Pathania V, Vidyapeeth
dexamethasone Tripathy
cyclophosphamide pulse DM
therapy in patients of
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Palmoplantar keratoderma in Sood A, Indian 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
a classical case of christ- Sinha P Journal of 9
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Analysis of the utility of direct Sinha P J Mar Med 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
immunofluorescence in the Soc 0
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percentage, blood sugar DM Vidyapeeth
levels, and lipid profile in
patients of facial acanthosis
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Secukinumab in Sinha A, Ind J Drugs 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
erythrodermic psoriasis–A Neema S, Dermatol 0
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case-based review Radhakrish Rheumatol 0
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syndrome Sinha P, y Practical 0
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plaques on scrotum: An nan S, Dermatol 9
unusual presentation of Neema S Online
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Widespread superficial Neema S Indian 201 -- AFMC, Pune --

dermatophytosis inpatient on dermatolog 9
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Bart Syndrome Neema S Indian 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
Pediatr 9
Immune-mediated Sinha P, Indian 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
tuberculous uveitis-A rare Baveja S journal of 9
association with ophthalmolo
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A rare presentation of Sandhu S, Indian 202 -- AFMC, Pune --
concurrent onset and Sinha P, Dermatol 0
coexistence of generalized Bhatt S Online J
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Pemetrexed and cisplatin- Vashisht D, Medical 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
induced linear Sood A, Journal 9
hyperpigmentation of skin Baveja S Armed
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An atypical presentation of Pathania V, Medical 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Baveja S Journal 9
without mucosal involvement Armed
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Hair transplantation by Neema S Medical 201 -- AFMC, Pune --
follicular unit extraction for Journal 9
male androgenetic alopecia: Armed
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Applications of Museum VDS Indian 2019 0 0 AFMC,
techniques of preserving wet Jamwal Journal of Pune
neuroanatomical specimens Anatomy
for teaching medical students
Evaluation of Sperm DNA VDS Journal of 2019 09 34 AFMC,
Fragmentation after Jamwal Anatomica Pune
Cryopreservation in l Society
Ejaculated Spermatozoa. of India
Study of Anatomical A Indian 2019 0 0 AFMC,
Variations of Profunda Manitomb Journal of Pune
Femoris Artery in the Indian i Devi Anatomy
Population.
Comparative study of formalin MS Ahuja Indian 2020 0 0 AFMC,
solution and saturated salt Journal of Pune
solution for embalming Anatomy
cadavers for surgical skills
training.
Persistent left superior vena MS Ahuja Medical 2020 0 0 AFMC,
cava: An anatomical variation. Journal Pune
 Armed
Forces
India
The histology and Merlin Journal of 2020 21 31 AFMC,
histomorphometry of umbilical Thomas Histotechn Pune
cord cross-section in ology
preeclampsia and normal
pregnancies: A comparative
study.
A method for removal of the Subhash Internation 2020 0 0 AFMC,
brain, brain stem with spinal Bhukya al Journal Pune
cord as one unit from human of Medical
cadavers for anatomical study and
and museum purposes. Biomedical
Studies.
A Study of Cervical Vestibular Dilip Internation 2019 - - AFMC,
Evoked Myogenic Potential Raghava al Journal Pune
(cVEMP) in Indian Adults with n, of
Normal Hearing Sheetal Research &
Raina, Review
DK
Singh,
Salil
Kumar
Gupta,
Vijay
Bhalla,
Abha
Kumari
Unilateral Sudden A Singh, Indian 2019 19 - AFMC,
Sensorineural Hearing Loss: SK Journal of Pune
A Rare Presentation of Singh, D Otolaryngol
Cerebral Venous Thrombosis Mitra, R ogy and
Datta Head &
Neck
Surgery
Voice Quality in Cochlear M Indian 2019 19 - AFMC,
Implant Recipients: An Upadhya Journal of Pune
Observational Cross- y, R Otolaryngol
Sectional Study Datta, A ogy and
Nilakanta Head &
n, S Neck
Goyal, A Surgery
Gupta, S
Gupta, L
Sahoo
Vestibular Dysfunction in R Bista, R
Indian 2019 19 - AFMC,
Children Suffering from Otitis Datta, A
Journal of Pune
Media with Effusion: Does Nilakantan,
Otolaryngol
Grommet Help? An A Gupta, A
ogy and
Observational Study Using Singh Head &
Computerized Static Neck
Posturography Surgery
COVID-19: Shades of Grey N Naithani, Medical 2020 21 - AFMC,
R Datta Journal, Pune
Armed
Forces
India
The infodemics of COVID-19 R Datta, Medical 2020 21 - AFMC,
amongst healthcare AK Yadav, Journal, Pune
professionals in India A Singh, K Armed
Datta, A Forces
Bansal India

Assessment of Level of Gunjan Indian 2020 19 - AFMC,

Patient Satisfaction with Day- Dwivedi, Journal of Pune
Care Surgery: An Amit Sood, Otolaryngol
Observational Study Uma ogy and
Patnaik & Head &
Abha Neck
Kumari Surgery

The Effect of Environmental Lokanath Indian 2020 19 - AFMC,

Noise on Consonant Sahoo, Journal of Pune
Perception in Individual WithGunjan Otolaryngol
Normal Hearing: A Dwivedi, ogy and
Prospective Observational Anubhuti Head &
Study Behera, Neck
Nitish Surgery
Kumar
Nayak,
Krushnend
u Sundar
Sahoo,
Uma
Patnaik &
Amit Sood
Dermoid Cyst Floor of Mouth: Gunjan Indian 2020 19 - AFMC,
A Diagnostic Conundrum Dwivedi, Journal of Pune
Pavitra Otolaryngol
Saxena, ogy and
Uma Head &
Patnaik, Neck
 Abha Surgery
Kumari &
Amit Sood
Pediatric airway management Deepak The Indian 2020 19 - AFMC,
in undiagnosed congenital Dwivedi Anaesthetis Pune
subglottic stenosis patients Gunjan ts Forum
Dwivedi
Vikas
Gupta
Shreyas
Kate
Optimizing Resources at OPD Lt Col S Indian 2020 -- -- AFMC,
Registration by Queuing Mani Journal of Pune
Theory Col SK Applied
Patnaik Research
Artificial Intelligence and Maj Bharat Internation 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Dichotomy on benefits and Singh al Journal Pune
challenges: What do Col S of
Healthcare providers say? Kashyap Research
in Medical
Sciences
Assessment of readiness to Lt Col Internation 2019 -- -- AFMC,
handle fire challenges in a Girish al Journal Pune
tertiary care training institute Deshmukh of Adv
AVM A Research
Sharma
Awareness and acceptability Lt Col Internation 2019 -- -- AFMC,
of disruptive innovative Girish al Journal Pune
practices among healthcare Deshmukh of Scientific
professionals in a tertiary care Col S Research
hospital Kashyap
Allogeneic Peripheral Blood Col J Philip Lab 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Stem Cell Transplant: Medicine Pune
Correlation of Donor Factors
with Yield, Engraftment,
Chimerism, and Outcome:
Retrospective Review of a
Single Institute During 3 years
Catheter-related bloodstream Lt Col AK MJAFI 2019 -- -- AFMC,
infections: prevalence, risk Biswas Pune
factors and antimicrobial
resistance pattern
A successful pregnancy Lt Col AK Global J of 2019 -- -- AFMC,
occurred after isolating the Biswas Trans Med Pune
offending antibody (s) and
choosing an appropriate
sperm donor of a similar
phenotype

Inherited thrombophilia in Lt Col MJAFI 2019 -- -- AFMC,

unprovoked venous Ujjwal Pune
thromboembolism: Is non 'O' Dimri
blood group an additional
culprit in
Indian patients?
Major and minor blood group Lt Col MJAFI 2019 -- -- AFMC,
phenotyping and database Ujjwal Pune
generation for recruits – a Dimri
pilot study
The effect of vitamin D Brig AS -- -- AFMC,
supplementation on Menon Pune
cardiorespiratory fitness and
MJAFI Jan 20
muscle strength
in male adults undergoing
basic military training
Gp Capt Journal of -- -- AFMC,
“Oncotype diagnosis: Where
TVSVGK Global Jul 19 Pune
does it stand in India?”
Tilak Oncology
Cancer -- -- AFMC,
Research Pune
Advisory for cancer patients
Statistics Apr 20
during the COVID pandemic
and
Treatment
Indian -- -- AFMC,
Journal of Pune
Editorial commentary:
Medical & May 20
Downtime to Dreamtime
Pediatric
Oncology
Low-Dose Abiraterone in -- -- AFMC,
Metastatic Prostate Cancer: JCO Global Pune
Mar 20
Is It Practice Changing? Facts Oncology
and Facets
The Correlation of Admission Col Srinath Internationa -- -- AFMC,
Blood pressure & ICH score R l journal of Pune
with the functional outcome at scientific May 19
90 days in cases of research
Hypertensive ICH
Journal of -- -- AFMC,
Rifled carotid: Internal carotid
the Royal Pune
artery thrombosis from
Army May 19
prolonged carrying of a
Medical
military rifle
Corps
Pancreatitis and Col Manish -- -- AFMC,
hyperparathyroidism: Still a Manrai MJAFI Oct 19 Pune
rare association!
An RCT Comparing 10-Day -- -- AFMC,
Sequential and 14-Day Triple Tropical Pune
Drug Therapy in Eradication Gastroenter May 20
of H pylori in Patients with ology
RUT Positive Antral Gastritis
Endoscopic balloon dilatation -- -- AFMC,
is an effective management Pune
Endoscopy
strategy for caustic-induced
Internationa Jan 19
gastric outlet obstruction: a
l Open
15-year single-center
experience.
Profile of hepatobiliary Journal of -- -- AFMC,
dysfunction in hematopoietic Clinical & Pune
22 Jun
stem cell transplant Experiment
20
recipients- An Indian al
perspective Hepatology
Association of liver cirrhosis Annals -- -- AFMC,
severity with anemia: does it of Gastroen Apr 20 Pune
matter? terology
Persistent Hypokalemia- Col T -- -- AFMC,
Unraveling the Diagnostic Murari JAPI Jan 20 Pune
Enigma
HSOA -- -- AFMC,
Journal of Pune
A study on knowledge,
Vaccines
attitude, and practices of adult May 20
research
vaccination in western India
and
vaccination
Amrita -- -- AFMC,
A Rare Cause of Acute
Journal of May 19 Pune
Kidney Injury: Case report
Medicine
Indian -- -- AFMC,
Thyrotoxic periodic paralysis:
Journal of 24 Feb Pune
A retrospective, observational
Medical 20
study from India
Research
Clinical manifestation and -- -- AFMC,
images of a patient having 15 Apr Pune
MJAFI
cardiovascular involvement in 19
myxedema coma Col
A Case Report of Vishesh Journal of -- -- AFMC,
Pycnodysostosis Associated Verma Clinical Pune
Apr 20
with Multiple Pituitary Research in
Hormone Deficiencies and Pediatric
Response to Treatment Endocrinolo
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Lt Col Journal of -- -- AFMC,

Cardiac autonomic Vivek AIDS & Pune
Feb 19
dysfunction in HIV Aggarwal Clinical
Research
An unusual case of pedal -- -- AFMC,
MJAFI Jul 20 Pune
edema
Extramedullary European -- -- AFMC,
hematopoiesis causing portal Journal of Pune
Maj Vishal
HTN with chylous ascites in a Medical Jun 20
Mangal
patient of primary Case
myelofibrosis Report
Internationa -- -- AFMC,
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An unusual cause of systemic
SqnLdr SS clinical 24 Feb
calcification- Fibrodysplasia
Mohakuda endocrinolo 20
Ossificans Progressiva
gy &
metabolism
Indian -- -- AFMC,
Secukinumab in Journal of Pune
MajAnchit
erythrodermic psoriasis- A Drugs in Jan 20
Raj Singh
promising drug Dermatolog
y
Case report of Amrita -- -- AFMC,
Lt Col Nitin
osteopoikilosis- Incidental Journal of Jul 19 Pune
D
finding Medicine
Royal -- -- AFMC,
An unusual presentation of college of Pune
Surg Lt Cdr
pancreatic neuroendocrine physicians’ Jun 19
Anup H
tumor journal

Clinical Profile of Acute on Journal of -- -- AFMC,

Maj
Chronic Liver Section Failure Clinical and Pune
Nishant Apr 20
Patients in a Tertiary Care Diagnostic
Saxena
Centre Research
Utility of B cell-activating Journal of -- -- AFMC,
factor & a proliferation Maj Suresh Clinical and Pune
Apr 20
induced ligand cytokines as Kayastha Diagnostic
markers of response to ATT Research
Internationa -- -- AFMC,
Novel coronavirus & its Maj
l Journal of Pune
socioeconomic impact on Purushotta Jun 20
Science &
HCW in India m
Research
A study of the association of Surg Capt Med J DY 2020 -- -- AFMC,
early pregnancy Serum S Chawla Patil Pune
Levels of pregnancy- Vidyapeeth
associated plasma protein-A
with adverse pregnancy
outcome.
Dengue in pregnancy. Surg Capt Med J DY 2020 -- -- AFMC,
S Chawla Patil Pune
Vidyapeeth
Pregnancy with prior coronary Surg Capt Medical 2020 -- -- AFMC,
artery disease: Specific S Chawla Journal Pune
concerns. Armed
Forces
India
An RCT to study the efficacy Dr IJRCOG 2020 -- -- AFMC,
of intravaginal hormonal ring Meenakshi Pune
for control of heavy menstrual Bhardwaj
bleeding as compared to
COCs.
Comparison of saline infusion Lt Col D Global 2019 -- -- AFMC,
sonography with office Bhardwaj Journal for Pune
hysteroscopy in the research
evaluation of abnormal Lt Col R analysis
uterine bleeding. Chakravart
y
Teratogenicity study in rats of Lt Col D Internationa 2019 -- -- AFMC,
commonly used calcium Bhardwaj l journal of Pune
channel blockers. basic &
clinical
pharmacolo
gy
ERAS Pathway: Need of the Lt Col Indian 2020 -- -- AFMC,
Hour in Gynecological Geetu Journal of Pune
malignancies. Bhandoria Gynecologi
c Oncology.
Impact of COVID-19 Lt Col Indian 2020 -- -- AFMC,
Pandemic on Gynaecological Geetu Journal of Pune
Oncology Care: Glimpse into Bhandoria Gynecologi
Association of Gynaecological c Oncology
Oncologists of India(AGOI)
Perspective:
COVID-19 and gynecological Lt Col Internationa 2020 -- -- AFMC,
cancer: a review of the Geetu l Journal of Pune
published guidelines. Bhandoria Gynaecolog
ical Cancer
A study to assess the Lt Col R Global 2020 -- -- AFMC,
association of vitamin d Chakravart Journal For Pune
insufficiency and deficiency y Research
with adverse pregnancy Analysis
outcomes
Incidence of hypertensive Lt Col R Global 2019 -- -- AFMC,
disorders in pregnancy in a Chakravart Journal For Pune
tertiary care hospital in y Research
western India Analysis
Study the safety and efficacy Lt Col Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,
of postpartum intrauterine Bidhan Roy journal of Pune
contraceptive device. research
and review
Validity of the risk of Lt Col IJSR 2010 -- -- AFMC,
malignancy index in Bidhan Roy Pune
malignant ovarian tumors
Fresh vs frozen embryo Col Nikita MJAFI 2020 -- -- AFMC,
transfer after an IVF cycle: is Naredi Pune
there a difference in the
ectopic pregnancy rate.
Comparison between Lt Col IJRCOG 2020 -- -- AFMC,
Laparoscopy and Laparotomy Praveen Pune
in the management of ectopic Kumar
pregnancy: A retrospective
study.
Clinicopathological correlation Lt Col MJDyPV 2020 -- -- AFMC,
in Indian woman presenting Praveen Pune
with cutaneous features of Kumar
hyperandrogenism: A cross-
sectional study.
Pregnancy outcome of Maj R K IJRCOG 2020 -- -- AFMC,
external cephalic version in Mishra Pune
singleton pregnancy with
breech presentation at term.

Dellman-Oorthuys Syndrome: Rakesh Journal of 2020 -- -- AFMC,

A case report of an atypical Shetty, Clinical Pune
variant Jaya Ophthalmol
Kaushik, ogy and
Ankita Research
Singh,
Poninder
Kumar
Visual Outcomes of Jaya Niger J 2020 -- -- AFMC,
Phacoemulsification with Kaushik Ophthalmol Pune
Multifocal Toric Intraocular
Lens Implantation in “With the
Rule” and “Against the Rule”
Corneal Astigmatism: A Case
Series

Spectral-domain OCT-based Maj Shikha Medical 2020 -- -- AFMC,

prevalence of Pandey, Journal Pune
hydroxychloroquine Brig Armed
maculopathy in Indian Poninder Forces
patients on Kumar, India
hydroxychloroquine therapy: Maj
A utopia of under diagnosis Sumedha
Vats
An evaluation of Brig Ophthalmol 2020 -- -- AFMC,
characteristics of Macular Poninder ogy and Pune
edema and best-corrected Kumar, Allied
visual acuity in Maj Shikha Sciences
Superotemporal versus Pandey
Inferotempotal Branch Retinal
Vein Occlusions and assess
their response to Anti-
Vascular Endothelial Growth
Factors

Limbal Stem Cell deficiency: Poninder Ophthalmol 2019 -- -- AFMC,

The Current Perspective Kumar ogy and Pune
Allied
Sciences
Mini-simple Limbal Epithelial Poninder Cornea 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Transplantation versus Kumar, Journal Pune
Conjunctival Autograft fixation Jaya
with Fibrin Glue after Kaushik
Pterygium excision: A
Randomized Controlled Trial

Anatomical and functional Surg Cdr Journal of 2019 -- -- AFMC,

outcomes of Toric Intraocular Srujana D Marine Pune
Lens implantation Medical
Society
Neoadjuvant Topical Jaya Delhi J 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Mitomycin C for an Extensive Kaushik Ophthalmol Pune
Ocular Surface Squamous
Neoplasia

Pediatric Endothelial Jaya Internationa 2019 -- -- AFMC,

Keratoplasty: Challenges and Kaushik, l Journal of Pune
Outcome – A Prospective Ankita Scientific
Study at a Tertiary Care Singh, Research
Poninder
Centre Kumar

Bhattacharj -- -- AFMC,
ee, Saikat, Pune
Renal Artery Embolization: A Virender Medical
Minimally Invasive Technique Malik, Atul Journal of
in the Treatment of Acute Mishra, Dr. DY Patil
Intractable Iatrogenic Kamal Vidyapeeth
2020
Hematuria – Experience at a Pathak, 13, no. 3
Tertiary Care Center Narendra
(2020): 210.
Jain, and
K. Uday
Bhanu.
Rohit, -- -- AFMC,
Upreti, Pune
Hegde
Arun,
Sengupta
An unusual presentation of Prashant, Indian
IgG4-related disease. Indian J Gupta Journal of
2020
Rheumatol. rheumatolo
Vikas, Jain
gy
Anurag,
and
Kovilapu
Uday
Bhanu.
A comparative study of MRI Uddandam J. Evid. AFMC,
and bone scan in early R, Kovilapu Based Med. Pune
detection of vertebral U, Jain NK, 2020 NA Nil
Health
metastases et al.
Udaybhanu AFMC,
K, Jain NK, Pune
Magnetic resonance imaging Grewal DS, J. Evid.
in early diagnosis of Uddandam Based Med. 2020 NA Nil
seronegative spondyloarthritis R, Health
Maheshwar
i S, Anand
V
Pigmented villonodular Sen D, Sen Med J AFMC,
synovitis in a child – a missed AM, Gupta Armed
2019 21 Nil
Pune
diagnosis. A, Naveen Forces
BM India
Kimura disease with nephrotic Sen D, Sen Indian J AFMC,
syndrome in a child- A rare AM, Gupta Pathol 2019 30 Nil Pune
association. A, Naveen Microbiol
 BM.

Uncommon affliction of a AFMC,

common disease - primary Majumder Indian J Pune
tuberculosis of the thyroid A, Sen D. Pathol 2020 30 Nil
gland Microbiol

Sen D, AFMC,
Artificial intelligence and the Chakrabarti Pune
radiologist: the future in the R, BMJ Mil
Armed Forces Medical Chatterjee Health
2020 25 1
Services S, Grewal
DS, Manrai
K
Iqbal MS, AFMC,
Chondromyxoid fibroma of Sen D, Pune
the femoral head: A rare case Singh P, J Curr
2020 NA Nil
and review of literature Oncol
Prabhakara
A
DS Grewal, AFMC,
Single System Ectopic Ureter Samar Internationa Pune
Inserted Into Vaginal Chatterjee, l Journal of
Vestibule in 10 Month Female Dharmendr Research 2020 NA Nil
Infant: A Case Report a and Review

Bhattacharj AFMC,
Total Percutaneous ee S, Indian Pune
Endovascular Aneurysm Aneesh M, Journal of
repair (PEVAR): Single-center Sahu S, 2019 NA Nil
Applied
experience. Sivasankar Research
R, Pant R
Efficacy of reduced-dose CT Sahu S, Indian
AFMC,
protocol for CT guided Raheem Journal of Pune
procedures-Does it make a SA, 2019 NA Nil
Applied
difference? Aneesh M,
Research
Kumar A
Comparative Assessment of Raheem AFMC,
subclinical carotid SA, Pune
atherosclerosis in HIV Aneesh M, Indian
patients and healthy controls Patil S, Journal of
2019 NA Nil
by ultrasonography and its Sahu S, Applied
correlation with antiretroviral Rao A, Research
therapy. Singh BP.
Efficacy of CT guided Yadav D, Journal of AFMC,
perineural and facet joint Rao A, Clinical and 2019 NA Nil Pune
steroid injection in patients Yadu N, Diagnostic
with chronic spinal pain. Bhattacharj Research
ee S, Sahu
S.
Novel use of CT guided AFMC,
Botulinum toxin infiltration for Mohimen Indian Pune
Pyriformis syndrome –A A, Anadure Journal of 2020 NA Nil
single-center prospective R, Goel J, Neuroscien
study from southern India Sahu S ces

A Study of the Clinical Profile, Goel J, AFMC,

Radiologic Features, and Anadure R, Pune
Therapeutic Outcomes in Gupta S,
Neurol India 2020 45 Nil
Neurosarcoidosis from Two Wilson V,
Tertiary Care Centers in Saxena R,
Southern India. Sahu S
Novel RNASEH2C mutation AFMC,
Lhamtsho
in multiple members of a BMJ Pune
D,
large family: insights into the Neurology 2020 NA Nil
Rajesh
U,
phenotypic spectrum of Open
Saxena A,
Aicardi-Goutières Syndrome.
Grewal DS, AFMC,
Rajesh U, Pune
Evaluation of Brain Tumours Journal of
Sreedhar
using Magnetic Resonance Clinical and
CM, 2020 NA Nil
Perfusion Imaging: A Diagnostic
Awasthi S,
Prospective Study Research
Vijayakuma
rC
Saikat AFMC,
Bhattacharj Pune
Anomalous Left Coronary ee,
RSNA case
Artery from Pulmonary Artery Saurabh 2020 NA Nil
collection
(ALCAPA). Maheshwar
i, Varun
Anand.
Imaging of SI joint: modified Dr (Lt Col) Paripex - 2019 NA Nil AFMC,
CT protocol of sacroiliac joint Dhanalaks Indian Pune
to minimise radiation dose in hmi B Journal Of
diagnosis of sacroiliitis Research
Experience on evaluation and Dr (Lt Col) Internationa 2020 NA Nil AFMC,
correlation of suspicious Dhanalaks l Journal Of Pune
breast lesion on screening hmi B Scientific
digital mammography and Research
ultrasound with
histopathology and MRI
Rasmussen's aneurysm in a Sanjeev BMJ case 2020 22 Nil AFMC,
child with acute lymphoblastic Khera, reports Pune
leukemia Ashish
 Kumar
Simalti,
Dhanalaks
hmi
Balasubra
maniam,
Nikhil
Tiwari
Heart Rate Values During Sqn Ldr CS Int J Sport 2020 -- -- AFMC,
Shooting is a Field-Side Guru Stud Hlth Pune
Performance Analysis Tool in Col Deep 2020
Archery-A study of Elite Sharma
Indian Archers
Body composition in selective Col Deep Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,
groups of elite Indian Sharma Journal of Pune
sportsmen: A comparative Sqn Ldr CS Physiology
study Guru &
Pharmacolo
gy
Survey of antidoping Col Deep MJAFI 2020 -- -- AFMC,
knowledge, attitudes and Sharma Pune
practices amongst Indian Col Karuna
sportsmen and the way Datta
forward Lt Col Sunil
Jhajharia
Yoga Nidra practice shows Col Karuna Natl Med J 2020 -- -- AFMC,
improvement in Sleep in Datta India Pune
Chronic Insomnia Patients: A
Randomised Control Trial
Sleep Loss in School Col Karuna Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Children: Fact or Myth Datta Journal of Pune
Physiology
and
Pharmacolo
gy
Sleep pattern and sports Sqn Ldr CS Sleep & 2019 -- -- AFMC,
performance of adolescent Guru Vigilance Pune
archers; A pre-post Col Karuna
intervention pilot study Datta
Lt Col Sunil
Jhajharia
In the search of a ‘fitness Lt Col MJAFI 2019 -- -- AFMC,
gene’: an analysis of ACTN Wankhede Pune
gene polymorphisms in Tanaji
serving soldiers Sitaram
Mandibular Distraction Maj Gen The Journal 2019 11 1 AFMC,
NK of Pune
Sahoo Craniofacial
Surgery
Development of difficulty Maj D MJAFI 2020 AFMC,
index for management of Chauhan Pune
impacted maxillary canine: A
CBCT based study
Evaluation of Airway Lt Col SS Journal of 2020 AFMC,
Dimensions Following Agarwal Maxillofacial Pune
Mandibular Setback with and Oral
Surgery-First Orthognathic Surgery
Versus Conventional
Orthognathic Approach.
Effect of Mandibular Setback Maj Gen Journal of 2020 AFMC,
Surgery on Tongue Length NK Sahoo Maxillofacial Pune
and Height and Its Correlation and Oral
with Upper Airway Surgery
Dimensions
Effect of Mandibular Maj Gen Journal of 2020 AFMC,
Advancement Surgery on NK Sahoo Maxillofaci Pune
Tongue Length and Height al and Oral
and Its Correlation with Upper Surgery
Airway Dimensions.

Atypical presentation of Maj Internation 2020 AFMC,

capillary hemangioma on the Shivani al journal Pune
gingiva- a diagnostic Sharma of medical
conundrum and
biomedical
studies
Management of Brig S K Internation 2019 AFMC,
temporomandibular joint Bhandari al Journal Pune
recurrent dislocation using Of
Dautery’s procedure: report Otolaryngo
and review logy &
Head &
Neck
Surgery
A randomized controlled Col R J Cut Aesth 2019 -- -- AFMC,
study comparing the efficacy Subraman Surg Pune
of topical 5% tranexamic acid iyan
solution versus 3%
hydroquinone cream in
melasma
An innovative use of an Col R J Am Acad 2020 -- -- AFMC,
aerosol spray in surgical Subraman Dermatol Pune
management of lip vitiligo: iyan
Our experience
Tuberculosis verrucosa cutis Sinha P, Int J 2019 -- -- AFMC,
presenting with unilateral Tripathy Mycobacteri Pune
elephantiasis nostras DM, ol
verrucosa of the left lower Radhakris
limb: A rare entity hnan S

Fighter aircraft and ejection: Col R Ind 2019 -- -- AFMC,

Report of a rare, unique Subraman Dermatol Pune
occupational skin hazard iyan Online J

Single-handed vampire facial: Pathania V, J Am Acad 2019 -- -- AFMC,

Combining microneedling with Oberoi B Dermatol Pune
platelet-rich plasma for single-
hand use
A rare case of alternative Col R Ind 2019 -- -- AFMC,
medicine induced toxic Subramani Dermatol Pune
epidermal necrolysis without yan Online J
mucosal involvement
Creating slits to the right Pathania V ]. J Am -- -- AFMC,
depth: Innovative use of Acad 2019 Pune
micropore tape for depth Dermatol
control on an 18-gauge
needle in hair restoration
surgery
A Rare Case of Possible Baveja S, Indian -- -- AFMC,
Vacuolar Degeneration of Vashisht D Dermatol 2019 Pune
Leprosy in Brain with Online J
Segmental Necrotizing
Granulomatous Neuritis and
Horner's Syndrome
Are we witnessing a paradigm Pathania V, Int J 2020 -- -- AFMC,
shift in leprosy: Two atypical Baveja S Mycobacteri Pune
presentations of histoid ol
hansen's disease
Lyme Disease - A report of Baveja S, Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Atypical Cutaneous Sequelae Oberoi B, Dermatol Pune
Vashisht D Online J
A dissimulate presentation of Pathania V, Int J 2019 -- -- AFMC,
histoid Hansen’s disease in Oberoi B, Mycobacteri Pune
the form of erythema Baveja S, ol
nodosum leprosum Venugopal
R
Morbihan disease: Look Ind 2020 -- -- AFMC,
beyond facial lymphedema Baveja S, Dermatol Pune
Vashisht D Online J

A case of non-healing ulcer Vashisht D Med J DY 2019 -- -- AFMC,

by Corynebacterium striatum Patil Pune
Vidyapeeth
Tuberculosis verrucosacutis Sinha P, . Int J 2019 -- -- AFMC,
presenting with unilateral Tripathy Mycobacteri Pune
elephantiasis DM, ol
nostrasverrucosa of the left Radhakrish
lower limb: A rare entity nan S
Demodex induced facial Neema S, The 2020 -- -- AFMC,
frictional melanoses Subramani Australasia Pune
yan R n Journal of
Dermatolog
y
A Case of hansen's disease Pathania V, J Mar Med 2019 -- -- AFMC,
masquerading as Baveja S Soc Pune
polymorphous light eruption
Clinico-pathological Pathania V Med J DY 2020 -- -- AFMC,
correlation in Indian women Patil Pune
presenting with cutaneous Vidyapeeth
features of
hyperandrogenism: A cross-
sectional study
Nivolumab induced vitiligo- Neema S, Pig Int 2019 -- -- AFMC,
like depigmentation in Pune
metastatic acral lentiginous
melanoma
A study of dermatological Sinha P J Mar Med 2019 -- -- AFMC,
manifestations in patients Soc Pune
attending the rheumatology
outpatient department at a
tertiary care hospital
Pigmentary adverse effects of Neema S Pigment 2019 -- -- AFMC,
chemotherapeutic agents Internationa Pune
l
Comparative retrospective Sinha P, Med J DY 2020 -- -- AFMC,
evaluation of efficacy of Oberoi B, Patil Pune
rituximab therapy with Pathania Vidyapeeth
dexamethasone V,Tripathy
cyclophosphamide pulse DM
therapy in patients of
pemphigus vulgaris at a
tertiary care hospital
Palmoplantar keratoderma in Sood A, Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,
a classical case of christ- Sinha P Journal of Pune
siemens-touraine syndrome: Paediatric
A rare association Dermatolog
y

Analysis of the utility of direct Sinha P J Mar Med 2020 -- -- AFMC,

immunofluorescence in the Soc Pune
diagnosis of common immune
mediated dermatological
conditions
A study of body mass index, Sinha P, Med J DY 2020 -- -- AFMC,
waist circumference, body fat Tripathy Patil Pune
percentage, blood sugar DM Vidyapeeth
levels, and lipid profile in
patients of facial acanthosis
Nigricans
Secukinumab in Sinha A, Ind J Drugs 2020 -- -- AFMC,
erythrodermic psoriasis–A Neema S, Dermatol Pune
promising drug Subramani
an R
TEN in a Case of SLE-A Neema S, Ind J 2020 -- -- AFMC,
case-based review Radhakrish Rheumatol Pune
nan S
A rare case of Sinha P, Indian J 2020 -- -- AFMC,
poikilodermatous mycosis Tripathy Dermatol Pune
fungoides DM,
Neema S
Anagen effluvium after Sinha P, Int J Trichol 2020 -- -- AFMC,
methotrexate: An Bhatt S, Pune
idiosyncratic reaction Radhakrish
nan S,
Neema S,
Sinha A
Use of transient elastography Neema S, Indian 2020 -- -- AFMC,
in detection of liver fibrosis in Radhakrish Dermatol Pune
psoriasis patients–A cross- nan S, Online
sectional study Sinha P, Journal
Oberoi B
Dermoscopy of Kindler Neema S, Dermatolog 2020 -- -- AFMC,
syndrome Sinha P, y Practical Pune
Radhakrish &
nan S Conceptual
Penile edema and lichenoid Radhakrish Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,
plaques on scrotum: An nan S, Dermatol Pune
unusual presentation of Neema S Online
secondary syphilis Journal

Widespread superficial Neema S Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,

dermatophytosis in patient on dermatolog Pune
secukinumab for treatment of y online
chronic plaque psoriasis journal
. Real-life efficacy and safety Neema S, Indian J 2019 -- -- AFMC,
of secukinumab: A single- Radhakrish Drugs Pune
center, retrospective nan S Dermatol
observational study with 52-
week follow-up
Bart Syndrome Neema S Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Pediatr Pune

Immune-mediated Sinha P, Indian 2019 -- -- AFMC,

tuberculous uveitis-A rare Baveja S journal of Pune
association with ophthalmolo
papulonecrotictuberculid gy
A rare presentation of Sandhu S, Indian 2020 -- -- AFMC,
concurrent onset and Sinha P, Dermatol Pune
coexistence of generalized Bhatt S Online J
lichen planus and psoriasis in
a child
Pemetrexed and cisplatin- Vashisht D, Medical 2019 -- -- AFMC,
induced linear Sood A, Journal Pune
hyperpigmentation of skin Baveja S Armed
Forces
India
An atypical presentation of Pathania V, Medical 2019 -- -- AFMC,
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Baveja S Journal Pune
without mucosal involvement Armed
Forces
India
Hair transplantation by Neema S Medical 2019 -- -- AFMC,
follicular unit extraction for Journal Pune
male androgenetic alopecia: Armed
A retrospective observational Forces
study from two centers India
3.3.7 Faculty participation in Seminars/Conferences and Symposia during the year :
No. of Faculty International level National level State-level Local-level
Attended 19 114 30 53
Seminars/
Workshops
Presented 03 49 13 13
papers
Resource 01 16 15 22
 Persons

3.4 Extension Activities

3.4.1 Number of extension and outreach programmes conducted in collaboration with
industry, community, and Non- Government Organisations through NSS/ NCC/ Red cross/
Youth Red Cross (YRC), etc., during the year
Title of the Activities Organising unit/ Number of teachers Number of
agency/ coordinated such students
collaborating activities participated in
agency such activities
Prayas - Cancer cervix 03 faculty 03 PG students
detection camp 15 UG students
25 Nursing
students
Health education 03 faculty 02 PG students
Programme – Pregnancy- 20 UG students
related ailments in rural 10 Nursing
settings students

Health visits to Kasurdi 01 faculty 02 PG student

village – Every week 05 Nursing
students
All residents
Sonawane Maternity 01 Faculty 02 PG student
Hospital- 3 days a week 05 Nursing
students
All residents
Eye Camp AFMC 04 25
Ophthalmology
Dept/Pro-poor
society, Dignity
foundation
Eye Camp AFMC 04 25
Ophthalmology Dept

3.4.2 Awards and recognition received for extension activities from Government and other
recognized bodies during the year NA

3.4.3 Students participating in extension activities with Government Organisations, Non-

Government Organisations and programmes such as Swachh Bharat, Aids Awareness,
Gender Issue, etc. during the year
Name of Organising Name of the Number of teachers Number of students
the unit/ activity coordinated participated
scheme agency/ such activities in such
collaborating activities
 agency

- - - - -

3.5 Collaborations

3.5.1 Number of Collaborative activities for research, faculty exchange, student exchange
during the year

Nature of Activity Participant Source of

financial
support
Regional center for Antimicrobial Resistance Surveillance Brig Saurav ICMR
Network AFMC, Pune. Sen

Armed Forces Medical College: Initiating Antimicrobial Col T Murari ICMR

stewardship activities in hospitals in India.

Understanding the role of circulatory miRNAs in chronic Dr Sibin MK ICMR

alcoholics with impaired glucose tolerance.

Studies on generation of induced pluripotent stem cells Brig Shakti NCCS

from umbilical cord tissue derived adult stem cells. Vardhan
Col Sanjay
Singh

Molecular classification of high grade serous ovarian Col JK Bhatia NCCS

carcinoma

A pilot study for identification of new targets and biomarkers Gp Capt NCCS
in hematological malignancies using integrated proteomics Deepti
and metabolomics approaches. Mutreja

Capacity building and strengthing of hospital infection Brig Saurav CDC / AIIMS,
control to detect and prevent antimicrobial resistance in Sen New Delhi
India.

Intervention programme for spouse and children of Dr Kalpana DIPR (Defence

deployed soldiers under the project entitled Gender Srivastava, Institute of
Integration and Resilience building of optimizing soldier Scientist `G’ Psychological
efficiency in Military Operations. Research)

Effect of Yoga Nidra practice on cognitive function: An Lt Col Karuna Dept of

Interventional study Datta Science & Tech
(DST)
Mechanism & Therapeutic Application of Neuroimmune Gp Capt Dept of
communication in Colorectal Cancer Deepti Biotechnology
Mutreja (DBT)

3.5.2 Linkages with institutions/industries for internship, on-the-job training, project work,
sharing of research facilities etc. during the year
Nature of Title of the linkage Name of the partnering Duration participant
linkage institution/ industry (From-To)
/research lab with
contact
details
Internship Establishment of GoI Project (planned) Lt Col Bikram
NIDAN KENDRA, a Bhardwaj
genetic diagnostic
unit at AFMC
Internship A multicentric RCT Base Hospital 2018- till now Lt Col Rony
comparing efficacy (Delhi Cant) Chakravarty
of Propess vs (Ongoing)
Dinoprostone gel Command hospital,
for cervical ripening Kolkata

Command hospital,
Lucknow

NARI-HIV Patients AFMC 2020(planned) Lt Col B Roy

premalignant
Internship cervical lesions
telomerase activity
and cervical cancer
telomerase activity
premalignant
cervical lesions
Project Visit to HAMRC, HAMRC, Leh 09 Dec 2019 to Maj Abhilash U
Work Leh 01 Mar 2020 Maj Rahul Manral
3.5.3 MoUs signed with institutions of national, international importance, other universities,
industries,
corporate houses etc. during the year
Organisation Date of MoU Purpose and Activities Number of
signed students/ teachers
participated under
MoUs
ICMR 16 Jul 2020 05For entering in MoU between AFMC, Pune, 05
and ICMR for a multi-centric trial titled “A
Phase-II, Open Labeled Randomized Trial to
Assess the Safety and Efficacy of Convalescent
Plasma to Limit COVID-19 associated
Complications in Moderate Disease
CRITERION IV – INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES

4.1 Physical Facilities

4.1.1 Budget allocation, excluding salary for infrastructure augmentation during the year

Budget allocated for infrastructure Budget utilized for infrastructure

augmentation development
10,72,34,000/- 10,72,34,000/-

4.1.2 Details of augmentation in infrastructure facilities during the year

Facilities Existing Newly added
Campus area 106.44 Acre --
Class rooms 51 --
Laboratories 48 --
Seminar Halls 24 --
Classrooms with LCD facilities 38 --
Classrooms with Wi-Fi/ LAN 31 --
Seminar halls with ICT facilities 07 --
Video Centre 03 --
No. of important equipment purchased (≥ 1 lakh) during the current year
(a) High-pressure suction
(b) Portable digital radiography (DR) system
(c) ECMO Extra Corporeal Life Support System
(d) Q Switched ND Yag Laser
(e) Micro volume spectrophotometer for detection and quantification of nucleic acid
(f) Retcam for retinopathy (Wide-field digital pediatric retinal imaging system)
(g) High-End Pediatric Ventilator with Newer Modes of ventilation
(h) Surgical Micro Motor System
(j) Cardiovascular Ultrasound System (2D Echocardiography Machine)
(k) Video Polysomnography System with Bluetooth and wireless
(l) Pulse Oximeter with single extraction technology
(m) Infant care trolley with radiant warmer
(n) Phototherapy Double Surface (Neonate)
(o) Gradient PCR Thermal Cycler
(p) Maldi TOF System (Matrix-Assisted Laser Desorption/ lonisation Time of Flight) Mass
Spectrometry
(q) Single non-winged round-shaped lamp head
(r) Heated Humidifier High Flow Nasal Cannula with accessories
(s) Semi-Automated Column Agglutination Technology-based Immunohaemotology semi-
automated cross-matching machine
(t) Operating table with motorized surgeon stool
(u) MTB/RIF System for Tuberculosis
(Genexpert-IV)
(v) Elisa Reader
(x) Advanced ENT and Neurotology Microscope
(y) Elisa plate washer semi-automatic
(z) Radiovisography unit with flexible and thin image plates
(aa) Portable X-Ray machine
(ab) Slit-lamp biomicroscope with magnification, applanation tonometer, and motorized table
(ac) Transport Ventilator
(ad) IR Thermometer with battery power supply
(ae) Smart bubble CPAP unit
(af) Dermachair with derma stool
Value of the equipment purchased during the year (Rs. 763.8157
in Lakhs)
Others
(a) Renovation of Dhanvantari auditorium
(b) Renovation of Girls cadet hostel
(c) Renovation of Health Museum of Community Medicine dept
(d) Renovation of Bhardwaj auditorium
(e) Renovation of Stem cell research Lab
(f) Renovation of lecture various halls.
(g) Provision of Street lights in parade ground and boys cadet hostel area
(h) Toilet facilities to civilian defense employees at civil est.
(i) Additional washroom complex to nursing cadets at the college of nursing
(j) Covered shed over Tapovan cooking area
(k) AC facilities to stem cell research lab, MRU.
(l) Parking shed in college of nursing
(m) Parking shed for scooters/cycles at boy’s hostel
(n) Parking shed for MI Room
(o) Toilet facilities (Gents and Ladies) to dept of Pharmacy
(p) Toilet and bathroom facilities to single officers
(q) Covered shed for Central Cadet Mess
(r) Creation of AFMC Museum

4.2 Library as a Learning Resource

4.2.1 Library is automated {Integrated Library Management System -ILMS}

Name of the ILMS Nature of automation (fully Version Year of automation

software or partially)
SLIM 21 Library Partially 3.6.0 (2019) May 2010
Mangement Software
4.2.1 Library Services:
Existing Newly added Total
No. Value No. Value No. Value
Text Books 26931 3,60,45,448 530 19,11,023 27461 3,79,56,471
Reference Books -- -- -- -- -- --
e-Books -- -- -- -- -- --
Journals 335 1,36,70,946 127 60,38,697 462 1,97,09,643
e-Journals 243 -- -- -- 243 --
Digital Database -- -- -- -- 2 TB digital data
CD & Video 19 -- 07 -- 26 --
Library automation SLIM 30,975 30,975
software (Maintenance
(01) contract)
Weeding (Hard & Soft) -- -- -- -- -- --

Others (specify) (i) User initiation program organized by the library with the
representative of clinical key Ermed consortium & SLIM 21 library mang
software in E-Library at Ashoka Chakra Library.

(ii) Six months free user trial of EBSCO discovery e-learning software

4.3 IT Infrastructure
4.3.1 Technology Upgradation (overall)

Departments
Computers

bandwidth
Computer
Computer

Browsing

(MGBPS)
Centres

Available
Internet

Others
Centers
Office
Labs
Total

Existing 493 21 14 37 38 3 33 NKN – 1GBPS

Added - 01 03 - - - 1 - -
Total 493 22 17 37 38 3 34

4.3.2 Bandwidth available of internet connection in the Institution (Leased line)

01 GBPS

4.3.3 Facility for e-content

Name of the e-content development facility Provide the link of the videos and media center an
recording facility
Through NAS ON NKN in Campus

4.3.4 E-content developed by teachers such as: e-PG-Pathshala, CEC (under e-PG-Pathshala
CEC (UnderGraduate) SWAYAM other MOOCs platform NPTEL/NMEICT/any other Governmen
initiatives & institutional (Learning Management System (LMS) etc
Name of the Name of the module Platform on which Date of launching e -
teacher module is developed content
PMO, HIS Sandeepgyan.in Moodle/MOOCs Dec 2017
Massive Open Online Course Software (MOOCS). All dept of AFMC are uploading lectures /trainin
and skill lab videos for Medical Offrs and postgraduates on monthly basis. All teaching Institutes o
Armed forces medical services can utilize the study material available on MOOCS for training a
respective teaching Institutes.

S No Depts No of topics uploaded

Under Graduate Post Graduate
(i) Anatomy 21 19
(ii) Physiology 19 13
(iii) Biochemistry 29 24
(iv) Microbiology 35 -
(v) Pathology 23 85
(vi) Community Medicine 42 41
(vii) ENT 12 06
(viii) Ophthalmology 17 19
(ix) Medicine 27 85
(x) FMT 19 21
(xi) Surgery 68 17
(xii) Paediatrics 37 31
(xiii) Psychiatry 32 23
(xiv) Orthopaedics 11 33
(xv) Obs & Gynaec 48 17
(xvi) Dermatology 09 19
(xvii) Anaesthesiology - 17
(xviii) Hosp Administration - 28
(xix) Radiology 12 23
Total 461 465

4.4 Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure

4.4.1 Expenditure incurred on maintenance of physical facilities and academic support facilities,
excluding salary component, during the year
Assigned budget Expenditure Assigned budget Expenditure incurred on
on academic incurred on on physical maintenance of physical
facilities maintenance of facilities facilities
academic facilities
88,68,270 88,68,270 33465737.56 15791477.58
4.4.2 Procedures and policies for maintaining and utilizing physical, academic, and suppo
facilities - laboratory, library, sports complex, computers, classrooms etc (information to b
available in institutional Website, provide link)

Every year budget forecasting for the financial year is done in April. Budget is allocate
centrally, and purchases are done as per academic requirement for various department
including laboratory, library, sports complex, computers, and classrooms
CRITERION V - STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION

5.1 Student Support

5.1.1 Scholarships and Financial Support

Name /Title of Number of

Amount in
the students
Rupees
scheme
Financial support Allowances, All students Rs.42,880/- per
from institution Mess, Uniform student per year

Financial support from other sources

a) National Alumni 10 students Alumni-

Rs.23,00,000/- as
corpus
ICMR 17 Students ICMR - Rs.3,40,000/-
[(2018-19)
20,000/ per student]
MUHS 17 students MUHS - Rs.4,25,000/-
(10,000/ to 25,000/ per
student)
b) International -- -- --

5.1.2 Number of capability enhancement and development schemes such as Soft skill
development, Remedial coaching, Language lab, Bridge courses, Yoga, Meditation,
Personal Counselling and Mentoring, etc.,
Name of the capability Date of Number of Agencies
enhancement scheme implementation students involved
enrolled
10.1” Tablet with pre-loaded 2019 All students Medical education
lectures & PPT presentation unit, AFMC
Attitude Ethics Communications 2019 All students Medical education
(AET COM MODULE) unit, AFMC
Military Medicine Module 2019 Passed out Medical education
students unit, AFMC
Mentors by faculty 2019 All students Teachers
/Mentors
Foundation course for M.B,B.S 2019 All students Teachers
/Mentors

5.1.3 Students benefited by guidance for competitive examinations and career counseling
offered by the institution during the year
Year Name of Number of benefited Number of Number of N
the students by benefited students who u
scheme Guidance for students by have passed m
Competitive Career in the b
examination Counselling competitive e
activities exam r
o
f
s
t
u
d
e
n
t
s

p
l
a
c
e
d
NA NA NA NA NA NA

5.1.4 Institutional mechanism for transparency, timely redressal of student grievances,

Prevention of sexual harassment and ragging cases during the year
Internal Complaints committee established as per extent rules.

Total grievances received No. of grievances redressed Average number of

days for grievance
redressal
Nil Nil Nil

5.2 Student Progression

5.2.1 Details of campus placement during the year

On-campus Off-Campus
Name of Number of Number of Name Number of N
Organizations Students Students of Students u
Visited Participated Placed Organiz Participated m
ations be
Visited r
of
St
 ud
en
ts
Pl
ac
ed
NA NA NA NA NA NA

5.2.2 Student progression to higher education in percentage during the year

Year Number of Programme Department Name of N

students graduated from graduated institution a
enrolling into from joined m
higher e
education
o
f
P
r
o
g
r
a
m
m
e

a
d
m
i
t
t
e
d

t
o
NA NA NA NA NA NA
5.2.3Students qualifying in-state/ national/ international level examinations during the year
(eg: NET/SET/SLET/GATE/GMAT/CAT/GRE/TOFEL/Civil Services/State Government
Services) Not Applicable

5.2.4 Sports and cultural activities / competitions organised at the institution level during
 the year

Activity Level Participants

Silhouettes (Inter Medical College cultural) Intercollegiate All medical

cadets
AIIMBT (All India Basket Ball Tournament) Intercollegiate All medical
cadets
College week (sports) Inter batch All medical
cadets
Sameeksha & Jigyasa (Debate & Quiz) Inter academy All medical
cadets, NDA,
CME & INA
cadets
Illuminati (Alumni Vs Cadets Quiz) Intercollegiate Cadets and
alumni

5.3 Student Participation and Activities

5.3.1 Number of awards/medals for outstanding performance in sports/cultural activities
at
national/international level (award for a team event should be counted as one)
Year Name of the National/ Sports Cultural Student Na
award/ International ID me
medal number of
the
stu
den
t
HOBBIES CLUB
2019 1st Prize National - 7168 Suya
Inter batch Feb sh
2019 Sing
h
7087 Garg
i
Chat
urve
di
7090 Hars
hita
Gupt
a
2nd Prize National - 7044 Aash
Collage Making ish
Feb 2019 Kum
 ar
7045 Abhi
gyan
Cha
krab
orty
7145 Saya
k SN
Nan
di
3rd Prize National - 6984 Paru
Collage Making l
Feb 2019 Shar
ma
6942 Ashl
ey
Mari
a
Tho
mas
7215 Atul
Kum
ar
1st Prize National - 7044 Aash
Sketching Feb ish
2019 Kum
ar
2nd Prize National - 7074 Bhaj
Sketching Feb an
2019 Prak
ash
3rd Prize National 7045 Abhi
Sketching Feb gyan
2019 Cha
krab
orty
1st Prize National - 7044 Aash
Painting Feb ish
2019 Kum
ar
2nd Prize National - 7168 Suya
Painting Feb sh
2019 Sing
h
3rd Prize National - 7181 Abhij
Painting Feb ana
2019 Heg
de
1st Prize National - 7034 Vars
Oil Painting Feb ha
2019 Renji
t
2nd Prize National - 7072 Athul
Oil Painting Feb PU
2019
3rd Prize National - 7387 May
Oil Painting Feb ank
2019 Sing
h
1st Prize National - 7068 Arju
Photography n
Feb 2019 Vino
d
2nd Prize National - 7223 Desv
Photography in
Feb 2019 Dosy
3rd Prize National - 7251 Loke
Photography sh
Feb 2019 Dag
ar
Inter batch National - 7110 Mus
1st Prize kan
Face Painting Agar
Feb 2019 wal
7106 Laks
hmi
Sud
hans
hu
7185 Abhi
shek
Men
on
2nd Prize National - 7044 Aash
Face Painting ish
Feb 2019 Kum
ar
7084 Dipe
ndra
Rath
ore
Sing
 h
7045 Abhi
gyan
Cha
krab
orty
3rd Prize - 6984 Paru
Face Painting National l
Feb 2019 Shar
ma
6988 Prak
har
P
Natu
6942 Ashl
ey M
Tho
mas
1st Prize National - 7168 Suya
T- Shirt Painting sh
Feb 2019 Sing
h
7414 Priya
Rani
2nd Prize National - 7110 Mus
T- Shirt Painting kan
Feb 2019 Agar
wal
7106 Laks
hmi
Sud
hans
hu
3rd Prize National - 7079 Bush
T- Shirt Painting ra
Feb 2019
7161 Snig
dha
Surb
hi
2nd Prize National - 7110 Mus
SPANDAN kan
JIPMER Agar
Collage Making wal
02-08 Sep 2019 7090 Hars
hita
 Gupt
a
7106 Laks
hmi
Sud
hans
hu
2nd Prize National 7261 Neel
Sketching Jain
3rd Prize National - 7181 Abhij
Painting & T- na
Shirt Painting Heg
de
3rd Prize National - 7110 Mus
Face Painting kan
Agar
wal
7123 Palla
kshi
Pras
ad
LITERARY CLUB
2019 SPANDAN National - 7138 Ros
JIPEMR han
02-08 Sep 2019 J
2nd Prize Flash Rolla
Fiction nds
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
2019 Pulse -2019 National - 7376
Inter College Kaila
Sports & s
Cultural Fest Nath
At AIIMS, New
Delhi
17-22 Sep 2019
1st Prize
Photography
CYCLING CLUB
2019 1st Prize National Cycling - - Tea
Enduro 2019 Mix team m
Feb 2019 70K Even
t
3rd Prize Cycling - - Tea
Enduro 2019 Mix team m
Feb 2019 125 Even
t
 1st Prize National Cycling - - Tea
Inaugural Inter m
batch Triathlon Even
04 batches t
participated
Mar 2019

MARATHONER’S CLUB
2019 1st Prize National Marathon - 6991 Pran
Run for Lungs shu
Marathon Agar
28 Apr 2019 wal
1st Prize National Marathon - 6908 Prat
Run for Lungs yush
Marathon a
28 Apr 2019 Yedl
a

2nd Prize National Marathon - 7416 Rah

Run for Lungs ul
Marathon Mag
28 Apr 2019 gon
COMPUTER CLUB
2019 2nd Prize National Counter - 6896 Touti
Counter strike strike 1.6 Red
1.6 (E-Sports) dy
(E-Sports) 7331 Anim
22 Feb 2019 esh
Gupt
a
6827 Hass
an J
Jam
eel
6954 Gala
y
Phu
ntso
7088 Hari
sh
Tak
1st Prize FIFA National FIFA 19 - 7283 S
19 Mad
Silhouettes husu
2018 dhan
23 Feb 2019
 1st Prize Call of National Call of duty - 6917 Adity
duty 4: Modern a
4: Modern Warfare 1 Saxe
Warfare 1 na
20-23 March 7043 Dani
2019 el
Magl
oire
6931 Anku
r
Shar
ma
6918 Agas
tya
Mish
ra
6971 Miraj
KC
2019 2nd Prize National Call of duty - 7054 Adity
Call of duty 4: Modern a
4: Modern Warfare 1 Puni
Warfare 1 yani
20-23 March 7088 Hari
2019 sh
Tak
7063 Ansh
Cha
van
7157 Shu
bha
m
Singl
a
7086 Dus
hyan
t
Cho
uhan
Sing
h
3rd Prize National Call of duty - 7205 Anur
Call of duty 4: Modern ag
4: Modern Warfare 1 Mitta
Warfare 1 l
20-23 March 7204 Anur
2019 ag
 Goy
al
7209 Arka
Basu
7288 Sart
hak
Shar
ma
7203 Anuj
Kum
ar
Shib
ajee
COMPUTER CLUB
2019 1st Prize National Rise of - 6971 Miraj
Rise of Nations: Nations: KC
Extended Extended 6931 Anku
Edition Edition r
20-23 March Shar
2019 ma
2nd Prize National Rise of - 7205 Anur
Rise of Nations: Nations: ag
Extended Extended Mitta
Edition Edition l
20-23 March 7261 Neel
2019 A
Jain
7049 Abhy
am
Gupt
a
7096 Joel
Math
ews
1st Prize FIFA National FIFA 2019 - 7178 Sure
2019 sh
20-23 March Vish
2019 nu
1st Prize FIFA National FIFA 2019 - 6914 Adil
2019 Ham
20-23 March eed
2019
CRICKET
2019 1st prize - Cricket - 7257 Mohi
B J Medical t
College Cricket Kum
Tournament ar
20 Mar 2019 6915 Adity
a
Kum
ar
7042 V
Prith
veraj
7156 Shu
bha
m
Saini
7141 Sanj
u
Ver
ma
7076 Bhu
man
yu
Arun
7125 Pran
ay
Pinn
ama
neni
7244 Kulli
Prab
haka
r
7264 OM
Shuk
la
7184 Abhi
shek
Kum
ar
Sah
7237 Hars
h
Gupt
a
7417 Raj
Prak
ash
Sinh
a
1st prize - Cricket - 7108 Mohi
AIIMBT t
Silhouettes Kum
23 Feb 2019 ar
6917 Adity
a
Kum
ar
7042 V
Prith
ve
Raj
7156 Shu
bha
m
Saini
7141 Sanj
u
Ver
ma
7076 Bhu
man
yu
Arun
7125 Pran
ay
Pinn
ama
neni
7244 Kulli
Prab
haka
r
7264 OM
Shuk
la
7184 Abhi
shek
Kum
ar
Sah
7237 Hars
h
Gupt
a
7417 Raj
 Prak
ash
Sinh
a
ATHLETICS
2019 1st Prize National Athletics - 7085 Dom
SPANDAN paka
JIPMER Kum
02-08 Sep 2019 ar
Aksh
it
2nd Prize National Athletics - 7141 Sanj
SPANDAN u
JIPMER Ver
02-08 Sep 2019 ma
HOCKEY CLUB
2019 1st Prize National Hockey - Team B3
Inter batch 2019 Event Batc
Feb 2019 h
2nd Prize National Hockey - Team Colle
SPANDAN Event ge
JIPMER 2019 Tea
01-08 Sep 2019 m
FOOTBALL
2019 1st prize National Football - Tea
SKNMC – m
SYNCYTIUM Even
2019; 19 -24 t
Mar 2019
ATHELETICS CLUB

2019 1st Prize National Atheletics - 7085 Dom

SPANDAN paka
JIPMER Kum
02-08 Sep 2019 ar
Aksh
it
2nd Prize National Atheletics - 7141 Sanj
SPANDAN u
JIPMER Ver
02-08 Sep 2019 ma
DANCE
2019 1st Prize National - Duet 7134 Rau
NICMAR Dance nak
10 Feb 2019 Mall
 Kum
ar
7075 Bhav
ani
Kum
ar
Sha
nkar
1st Prize National - Duet and Team C3
Dance solo Event Batc
Interbatch eastern h
Completion and solo
07 Mar 2019 western
categories
2nd prize National - Duet 7128 Priya
Syncytium, Dance l
Shree Kashibai Bhar
Navale Medical gava
College 7120 Omk
24 Mar 2019 ar
Agra
wal
7134 Rau
nak
Mall
Kum
ar
1st & 2nd Prize National - Eastern Team C3 &
SPANDAN Solo Event D3
JIPMER Western Batc
02-08 Sep 2019 Solo h
Theme
Group
Duet
3rd Prize National - Western 7325 Aksh
Pulse- 2019 Duet at
Inter college Khar
Sports & e
Cultural Fest 7372 Jagr
at AIIMS, New uti
Delhi Mog
Western Duet he
17-22 Sep 2019
DRAMATICS
2019 1st Prize National - Drama Team C3,
Nukkad at Street event D3 &
Flames play E3
University Batc
03 Feb 2019 h
2nd prize National - Drama Team C3,
Nukkad at Army Street event D3 &
Institute of play E3
Technology Batc
17 Feb 2019 h
3rd Prize National - Drama Team C3,
Nukkad Street event D3 &
Symbiosis play E3
Institute of Batc
Economics h
22 Jan 2019
1st Prize Narrative Team E3 ,
Silhouettes Event D3 &
2019 C3
20 Feb 2019 Batc
1st Prize Adzap h
1st Prize Mime
1st Prize Variety
group
1st Prize Variety
Solo
2nd Prize Stage
play
1st Prize National - Alaap - Tea
SPANDAN (Eastern m
JIPMER Band) Even
02-08 Sep 2019 t
1st Prize National - Eastern 7185 Abhi
SPANDAN Solo shek
JIPMER Singing Men
02-08 Sep 2019 on
2nd Prize National - Instrumen 7209 Arka
SPANDAN tal solo Basu
JIPMER
02-08 Sep 2019
3rd Prize National - Euphony - Tea
SPANDAN (Western m
JIPMER acoustic Even
02-08 Sep 2019 band) t
3rd Prize National - Instrumen 7054 Adity
SPANDAN tal solo a
JIPMER Puni
02-08 Sep 2019 yani
MUSIC
2019 1st Prize National - Battle of 7525 MS
Battle of Bands Bands T
at Sriva
National stav
Institute of a
Construction Astit
Management va
and Research 7416 Rah
08 Feb 2019 ul
Mag
gon
6848 Om
Prak
ash
Nay
ak
7032 V
Vive
k
7016 Sidd
harth
Nay
ak
6928 Ana
ntha
krish
na
Var
ma
2019 2nd Prize National - Solo 6985 Pava
Solo Events at Events n
AIT, Pune Hari
12 Feb 2019 Niha
r
Dud
du
7064 Ansh
ul
Prab
haka
ar
7071 Ash
win
Naik
7059 Amin
 ath
Ana
na M
7179 Aad
arsh
Cha
udha
ry
7209 Arka
Basu
7185 Abhi
shek
Men
on
2nd Prize National - Battle of 7102 Kaus
Battle of Bands Bands tubh
Silhouettes Jyoti
2019 7078 Brati
22 Feb 2019 sh
Pod
dar
7445 Sree
rag
C
7096 Joel
Math
ews
7054 Adity
a
Puni
yani
7064 Ansh
ul
Prab
haka
r
7071 Ash
win
Naik
7179 Aad
arsh
Cha
udha
ry
7209 Arka
Basu
 7288 Sart
hak
Shar
ma
7185 Abhi
shek
Men
on
7435 Shas
hwat
Josh
i
2nd Prize National - Battle of 7102 Kaus
Battle of Bands Bands tubh
at Jyoti
Smt Kashibai 7096 Joel
Navale Medical Math
College ews
23 Mar 2019 7179 Aad
arsh
Cha
udha
ry
7209 Arka
Basu
7288 Sart
hak
Shar
ma
7185 Abhi
shek
Men
on
7204 Anur
ag
Goy
al
7435 Shas
hwat
Josh
i
3rd Prize National - Solo 6985 Pava
Solo Events at singing n
Smt Kashibai Hari
Navale Medical Niha
College r
24 Mar 2019 Dud
du
7064 Ansh
ul
Prab
haka
ar
7071 Ash
win
Naik
7059 Ana
na
Moh
amm
ad
7185 Abhi
shek
Men
on
1st & 3rd Prize National - Duet 6985 Pava
Smt Kashibai n
Navale Medical Hari
College Niha
24 Mar 2019 r
Dud
du
7064 Ansh
ul
Prab
haka
ar
7071 Ash
win
Naik
7059 Ana
na
Moh
amm
ad
2nd Prize National - Instrumen 7071 Ash
Smt Kashibai tal win
Navale Medical Naik
College 7399 Part
24 Mar 2019 h
Giris
h
 Des
hmu
kh
7209 Arka
Basu
2019 1st Prize National - Battle of 7102 Kaus
Battle of Bands Bands tubh
at Jyoti
Bharti 7096 Joel
Vidyapeeth Math
College of ews
Engineering 7164 Sren
28 Mar 2019 anth
an G
R
Abhi
shek
7048 Sind
haw
al
7064 Ansh
ul
Prab
haka
r
7054 Adity
a
Puni
yani
7078 Brati
sh
Pod
dar
7098 Kam
aljit
Sing
h
7179 Aad
arsh
Cha
udha
ry
7204 Anur
ag
Goy
al
 7435 Shas
hwat
Josh
i
1st Prize National - Alaap - Tea
SPANDAN (Eastern m
JIPMER Band) Even
02-08 Sep 2019 t
1st Prize National - Eastern 7185 Abhi
SPANDAN Solo shek
JIPMER Singing Men
02-08 Sep 2019 on
2nd Prize National - Instrumen 7209 Arka
SPANDAN tal solo Basu
JIPMER
02-08 Sep 2019
3rd Prize National - Euphony - Tea
SPANDAN (Western m
JIPMER acoustic Even
02-08 Sep 2019 band) t
3rd Prize National - Instrumen 7054 Adity
SPANDAN tal solo a
JIPMER Puni
02-08 Sep 2019 yani
DEBATE AND QUIZ
1st Prize National - 7332 Anir
AIT Debate udh
Feb 2019 Josh
i
7055 Adva
y
Aun
dhek
ar
Atul
3rd Prize National - 7388 Meer
AIT Debate a
Feb 2019 7451 Km
Yash
Gupt
a
1st Prize National - 7342 Arna
SBI Numero b
Uno Quiz Patr
General Quiz a
Mar 2019 6929 Anir
 udh
Anil
Kum
ar
7060 Ana
nya
Men
on
3rd Prize National - 7168 Suya
1st IPCA sh
National Sing
Dermatology h
Quiz at Seth GS
Medical 7107 Km
College, M
Mumbai 30 Aug Gay
2019 athri
1st Prize National - 7388 Meer
SPANDAN a
JIPMER Dub
Turncoat ey
Debate
02-08 Sep 2019
1st Prize National - 7055 Adva
SPANDAN y
JIPMER Aun
College Quiz dhek
02-08 Sep 2019 ar
7060 Ana
nya
Men
on
2nd Prize National - 7451 Km
Pulse -2019 Yash
Inter College Gupt
Sports & a
Cultural Fest at 7347 Ashv
AIIMS, New in
Delhi Vara
Topic- British dhar
Parliamentary ajan
Debate 17-22
Sep 2019
2nd Prize National - 7045 Abhi
Eye Quiz gyan
(Ophthalmology Cha
 quiz) BMCRI’s krab
Annual orty
Undergraduate
Medical 7049 Abhy
Conference am
“PANACEA” Gupt
at Bangalore a
Medical College
& Research
Institute
15-19 Oct 2019
2nd Prize National - 7297 Sou
Pune Zonal bhik
Intercollegiate Cha
Pharmacology krab
Quiz orty
Competition at 7200 Amli
Dy Patil Medical na
College, Pune Priya
05 Nov 2019 dars
hini
7191 Ajay
Kuri
an
Tho
mas
CHESS
2019 1st Prize National Chess - 7439 Shru
Pulse -2019 ti
Inter College Cha
Sports & uhan
Cultural Fest
At AIIMS, New
Delhi 17-22
Sep 2019
2nd Prize National Chess - 7355 CHI
Pulse -2019 RAG
Inter College K
Sports &
Cultural Fest
At AIIMS, New
Delhi
17-22 Sep 2019
VOLLEYBALL
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5.3 Alumni Engagement
The Armed Forces Medical College, Pune is among the best medical colleges in
India and is a ‘one of its kind’ unique institution, adroitly straddling the line between
being an Armed Forces Tri-Services establishment with a military ethos, and a vibrant
academic institution with medical science and research as its forte. It produces not
just outstanding Doctors, but a breed of men and women who are confident, fearless,
well rounded and yet, grounded - that puts this college in a class of its own that is
incomparable. A melting pot of traditions, customs, and cultures, this great institution,
has for decades taken in rough uncut gems from all over the country to produce
polished diamonds who have gone on to conquer the world not just in medicine but
just about any field that they have taken a fancy to or set their eyes upon.

AFMCiites are a band of proud, close-knit Clansman who understand each other
perfectly well, even three generations apart. If there is an AFMCiites anywhere
around, you know he has got your back. The Alumni Association is the formal link to
our Alma Mater that brings all AFMCiites on one platform – A place that reflects the
vibrant community, that home away from home for the place to come to, when you
feel that tug of nostalgia, the urge to give back, the need to feel the vibe of being in
the campus again
Tracing back its history to just around Independence, AFMC has accumulated some
 amazing traditions and an awe-inspiring and rich heritage.

AFMC is constantly evolving and reinventing itself to keep pace with modern
times and requirements. When any Institution grows in leaps and bounds, it also
behooves well for taking a step aside, to look back into the past, to document,
research, and celebrate our years of scintillating brilliance. To remember the past and
celebrate the present, while planning all the while for the future, is the hallmark of a
dynamic institution. Thus, was born the ‘Heritage Society of the Alumni Association”
with its student limb, the History Society.
The Society has also started the development of the Heritage Museum, work for
which is underway and would hopefully materialize into reality sooner than later.

On 15 Jul 2002, during the Meeting of AFMC Alumni Association, a Committee

was constituted to design a Memorial. The name decided upon was ‘PRERNA
STHAL’ and the foundation stone was laid on College Day - 04 Aug 2003. The
magnificent memorial was completed in 2004 and is casting its imposing presence
overlooking the Capt Devashish Sharma, KC Parade Ground since then. The Prerna
Sthal is maintained by the Alumni Association. Whenever you are in Pune, or
thereabouts, you are welcome to stop by at Prerna Sthal and pause for a minute to
remember those of our friends, batchmates, and colleagues who are no longer with
us.

The AFMC Alumni Association has taken on the responsibility of formally

creating the AFMC Hall of fame and the AFMC Heritage Museum. The first floor
above the Deans Building has been designated as the location for the Hall of Fame
and the AFMC Heritage Museum. The Hall of Fame is inaugurated on the 04th of Aug
2018 with fresh induction being carried out annually on every 04th Aug. Nominations
for the induction into the hall of fame in the prescribed format are solicited from all
Alumni in the Hall of Fame.
5.3.2 No. of registered enrolled Alumni: 6,976
5.3.3 Alumni contribution during the year (in Rupees): 8.5 Lakhs for AFMC Alumini
Museum
5.3.4 Meetings/activities organized by Alumni Association:
Executive meetings : 06
Reunion meetings : 02
General body meeting : 03
CRITERION VI –GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

6.1 Institutional Vision and Leadership

6.1.1 Mention two practices of decentralization and participative management during the last
year
(maximum 500 words)

6.1.1 Decentralization: Institute has a mechanism for delegating authority and providing
operational autonomy to all the various functionaries to work accordingly.

1. Dean Level: The Governing Body delegates all the academic and operational
decisions based on policies to the Academic Committee headed by the Dean to fulfill
the vision and mission of the institute. Academic Committee formulates common
working procedures and entrusts the implementation with the faculty members.

2. Faculty Level: Faculty members are given representation in various

committees/clubs/societies and are allowed to conduct various programs to showcase
their abilities. They are encouraged to develop leadership skills by being in charge of
various academic, co-curricular, and extracurricular activities. They are given the
authority to conduct seminars/workshops/conferences. For effective implementation
and improvement of the institute, various clubs/committees are formed.

3. Students Level: Students are empowered to play an active role as a

secretary/coordinator of co-curricular and extracurricular activities, social service
groups.

Participative management: The institute promotes a culture of participative management

by involving the staff and students in various activities. All decisions of the institution are
governed by the management of facts, information, and objectives. Both students and
faculties allowed to express themselves of any suggestions to improve the excellence in
any aspect of the Institute.

1. Strategic Level: The Dean, academic co-coordinator, and staff members are
involved in defining the policies and procedures, framing guidelines and rules &
regulations about admission, placement, discipline, grievance, counseling, training &
development, and library services, etc., and effectively implementing the same to
ensure smooth and systematic functioning of the institute. For the various programs to
be conducted by the institute all the staff members meet, discuss, share their opinion
and plan for the event and form various committees involving students and coordinate
with others. Staff members are also involved in deciding academic activities and
examinations to be conducted by the college.

2. Functional Level: At the functional level the faculty members participate in sharing
the knowledge by discussing the latest trends in technology during faculty meetings.
Staff members are involved in the preparation of the annual budget of the institute.
 They also correspond with the University. Faculty members also write joint research
papers and share their knowledge.

6.1.2 Does the institution have a Management Information System (MIS)?

Yes - There is a well organized Management Information System in place. The department
of Medical informatics collects, collates, and stores data regarding patient-related activities.
It also has a database for all procurement, maintenance, and distribution of computers and
other IT equipment. The HQ Coord collects, collates, and maintains data regarding general
administration and personal documentation of faculty members. HQ training collects,
collates, aligns, integrates, and maintains data regarding academic and training matters
pertaining to PG courses and paramedical courses. The Col Trg(GW) in the UG wing does
a similar activity for UG students. The Civil Establishment office collects, collates, and
maintains data regarding general administration and personal documentation of civilian
staff. There is separate accounts section dealing with all the financial aspects of the
institution. All departments function in a coordinated manner for effective output

6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment

6.2.1 Quality improvement strategies adopted by the institution for each of the following
(within 100 words each):

Curriculum Development –
(a) AFMC follows a curriculum as per the norms and guidelines by MCI and the MUHS,
Nashik. The teaching standards are in parallel with the best global standards. The
students are taught to become doctors to cater to the medical needs of the nation, the
community, and with special relevance to the Armed Forces of India. There is a constant
endeavour by the faculty to improve upon the syllabi from time to time and as per the
changing trends of the environment. Contemporary issues and problems are taken up as
and when they arise. Knowledge is updated and training is provided to deal with new
problems that may arise. Topics of special relevance to the Indian subcontinent viz
Tuberculosis, Malaria, Diabetes, Liver Diseases, Communicable Diseases, and Cancer
are covered as modular multidisciplinary symposia with faculty members as well as
students as panellists. Topics of socio-medical importance like Smoking, Alcoholism, and
Sex Education are covered in the form of faculty-supervised student symposium
coordinated by the Student Scientific Society. Topics like military medicine and CBRN
warfare are also covered in these symposia.

(b) MCI has rolled out competency-based Under Graduate curriculum which has been
implemented w.e.f. academic session 2019-20. It is subject centred & time-based.
Competency-based medical education is the need of the hour & gaining momentum
across the globe. The adoption of a competency-based approach would mean a
paradigm shift in the current approach to medical education. This CBME curriculum is
designed to give enhanced weightage to hands-on and practical training of life-saving
skills the aim that on completion of training, Indian Medical Graduate (IMG) would be a
good clinician & able to provide preventive, promotive, curative, palliative & holistic care
with compassion.
 (c) Armed Forces Medical College was the first to develop the CBME for the 1st MBBS
w.e.f. based on the guidelines issued by the MCI and finally approved by the MUHS,
Nashik. Curriculum has been implemented w.e.f. academic year 2019-20. Formulation of
CBME revised curriculum in r/o all subjects of 2nd MBBS for the batch joined in 2019-20
academic year based on the MCI guidelines has been finalized. The same shall be
uploaded on the college website & submitted to MCI & MUHS, Nashik on receipt of
directions from MUHS.

(d) On the directions of MCI one month e.g. 180 hours foundation course has been
developed & conducted for students joined the MBBS course in 2019-20.

(e) The Attitude Ethics & Communication (AETCOM) module was introduced to the 1st
M.B.B.S. students in Jul 2018 to train newly joined students about the soft skills,
However, the same has been made mandatory the MCI w.e.f. academic year 2019-20.

Teaching and Learning - The course modules, Block Training Programme, and training
schedules are documented on a six-monthly basis. The office of undergraduate has a
Brigadier & Colonel rank officer for effective implementation of the training, Curricular &
extracurricular activities. A similar organization structure exists for postgraduate
curriculum implementation and monitoring headed by Brigadier in charge of training.
Further continuous monitoring is done by the respective Heads of Departments

(a) The curriculum is prepared by Departments under the supervision of the College
Training Team. The training team also prepares a Block training programme for the whole
year.

(b) All academic departments formulate weekly training programme based on the block
training programme and strictly adhere to the same.

(c) The departments formulate departmental objectives and Specific Learning objectives
for various modules. Individual instructors then prepare lesson plans based on the
objectives.

(d) The training team formulates the evaluation blueprint based on the university
requirements and all academic departments adhere to it. Typically all departments have
formative evaluations in the form of midterm tests, terminal examination, and preliminary
examinations for university terms. Theory and practical examinations are carried out as
per the university examination pattern. The required internal assessment marks for
summative evaluation are derived from these examinations.

(e) Interactive participation is Seminars, Journal clubs symposium, and case studies are
encouraged.

(f) Objective structured practical examination forms part of formative evaluation in many
departments.
(g) Regular Counselling and feedback are offered to students for improving their
performance.
❖ (h) Clinical rotations, laboratory-based training is mandated every day in the training
programme
❖
Examination and Evaluation - As the college is affiliated to MUHS, it follows the
evaluation system prescribed by the university. The university is responsible for the
conduct of the examinations. However, the university has brought in heartening reforms in
the evaluation process, the conduct of the examinations is the responsibility of the
University. The transparency is maintained by centralised paper setting process, Central
Assessment programme for theory evaluation, dual assessment, and computerisation of
the MCQ Component of the theory paper. The practical/clinical examinations are made
more transparent by appointing external examiners of proven integrity and bringing in
objectivity. The students have mechanisms for redressal of their grievances.

Research and Development - The college encourages research activities by students.

UG students are encouraged to take on short terms studentship (STS) projects under the
aegis of ICMR and MUHS under the guidance of faculty members. PG students are
encouraged to take on Senior Residence Fellowship (SRF) under the aegis of ICMR. A
large number of projects are also undertaken by many departments as Departmental
Projects with the involvement of undergraduate, postgraduate students and faculty
members. Most of the faculty undertakes projects under the Armed Forces Medical
Research Committee by office of DGAFMS.

The College has a Medical Research Unit and Committee (MRC) which is the single
window monitoring body for all research (major/minor/college/university projects and
dissertation of MS/MD). All research proposals are to be submitted to MRC Cell, which are
then vetted by the scientific committee of the college for study design, sample size, and
sampling. The projects after the scrutiny are submitted by the Medical Research Council
for consideration of the Ethics Committee, headed by a Chairperson from outside the
institution. AFMC Alumni Association (AAA) also sponsors research activities among the
UG students.
❖
Library, ICT and Physical Infrastructure / Instrumentation -
(a) A process for planned improvement in infrastructure development is in place. New
works are initiated every year after proper need assessment.

(b) Adequate funding ensured for repair, maintenance, additions, and alterations to
existing building Military Engineering Services (MES) is available fulltime for this purpose.

(c) Standard Operating Procedures in place for demand initiation, processing and
procurement training and patient care related equipment.

(d) The institution provides excellent auditoria, lecture halls, seminar halls, and clinical
teaching facilities in the affiliated hospitals that are fully ICT enabled for a very high-quality
teaching-learning experience for its students.

(e) e-learning module for access by all students & faculty has been recently established in-
 house & is used extensively. ICT accorded high priority in all teaching-learning activities
and there is a constant endeavor for improving IT and computer infrastructure with
dedicated annual funding.

(f) Library services are a key result area and there is constant effort to bring it up to a very
high standard. A substantial annual funding is ensured for library and e-learning resources.

(g) Co-curricular, extra-curricular activities, and sports accorded the highest priority for all-
round development of students. Sports infrastructure of very high standards has been
provided to students. Fine arts, literary activities, student scientific society, and adventure
club activities are encouraged and funded adequately.

Human Resource Management - Adequate human resources are available. The

authorisation is as per the laid down Peace Establishment of Ministry of Defence, Govt of
India.

Industry Interaction / Collaboration - Research collaboration with Pharmaceutical, Bio-

Medical, and other industries is carried out. Provisions exist for establishing research
collaborations with the Biomedical and pharmaceutical industry with requisite approval
from higher authorities

Admission of Students - Admission to various medical courses are done through NEET
examinations under the supervision of O/o DGAFMS, Ministry of Defence.

6.2.2: Implementation of e-governance in areas of operations:

Planning and Development

Administration - Armed Forces Medical College is a Ministry of Defence, Govt of India

institute Headed by Director & Commandant ( Rank of Lt Gen or Equivalent Armed Forces
Medical Services officer).

Student Admission and Support - Admission to various medical courses is done through
NEET (UG/PG/Super-specialty) examinations under the supervision of O/o DGAFMS,
Ministry of Defence

Examination - College is affiliated to the Maharashtra University of Health Sciences

(MUHS), Nasik. MUHS as well as the college conducts examinations as per the approved
University/MCI guidelines
6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies

6.3.1 Teachers provided with financial support to attend conferences/workshops and toward
membership fee of professional bodies during the year
Year Name of teacher Name of conference/ Name of the Amount of
workshop attended for professional body support
which financial support for which
 provided membership fee is
provided
2019- Col RK Saini Continuing Artificial Limb center ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Rehabilitation Education
Department of - 2019 “principles of
psychiatry amputee rehabilitation
Current perspective”
2019- Lt Col Karuna Dutta Workshop on Scientific Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Writing and Reviewing Armed Forces India
Department of sports Armed forces
medicine Medical College
2019- Surg Cdr Arun Gupta, IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Asst Professor, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Community Medicine Medical College
2019- Lt Col VDS Jamwal, IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Reader, Department Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
of Anatomy Editors Armed forces
Medical College
2019- Captain Merlin IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Rachel Thomas Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Medical Officer, Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
anatomy
2019- Rajiv R Dubey IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Clinical Tutor, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Orthopaedics Medical College
2019- Brig AK Srivastava IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Professor and Head Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
of Department, Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
2019- Col Atul Seth IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Obstetrics and Medical College
Gynaecology
2019- Surgeon Captain IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Sushil Chawla Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Associate Professor Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
2019- Lt Col Davinder IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Bhardwaj Assistant Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Professor Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Obstetrics and
Gynaecology
2019- Lt Col Bidhan Roy IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Assistant Professor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Obstetrics and Medical College
Gynaecology
2019- Lt Col Rony IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Chakravarthy, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Assistant Professor, Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Obstetrics &
Gynaecology
Lt Col Sreenivasa Physicon-2019 Physiological ₹10,000
Assistant Professor XXXIst Annual Society of India
2019-
Department of Conference of The
20
Physiology Physiological Society of
India (PSI),
2019- Col RK Saini ANCIAPP 2019 Indian Association ₹2,000
20 Assistant Professor 21st Annual National of Private Psychiatry
Department of Conference of Indian
psychiatry Association of Private
Psychiatry
2019- Major Rajesh Mishra IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Clinical Tutor, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Obstetrics and Medical College
Gynaecology
2019- Lt Col Poonam IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Prakash Reader, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of dental Editors Armed forces
surgery Medical College
2019- Lt Col Shekhar IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Nema, Associate Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Professor, Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Dermatology
2019- Major Kaminder Bir IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Kaur, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Clinical Tutor Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Anesthesia
2019- Major Nipun Gupta, IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Clinical Tutor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Anesthesia Medical College
2019- Sqn Ldr S Patnaik IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Clinical Tutor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Anesthesia Medical College
2019- Gp Capt Pratik Kinnra IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Pathology Medical College
2019- Brig Amit Devgan IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Professor and Head Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
of Department, Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Paediatrics
2019- Col G Sridhar, IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Assistant Professor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Col Vishal Sondhi IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Col Sandeep Dhingra IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Col SC shaw IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Major Ankur Rawat IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Clinical Tutor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
pediatrics Medical College
2019- Major Apoorva IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Saxena Clinical Tutor Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Ruchika Jha IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Resident, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Sqn Ldr V Pooja IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Resident, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
 Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Major Dutta Shravani IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Uttpal Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Resident, Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Paediatrics
2019- Sqn Ldr Kiran Sonali IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Resident, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Surg Lt Cdr Parvathi IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 P Resident, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Major Raj Kumar IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Yadav Resident, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Major Sarvesh Kohli IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Resident, Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Department of Editors Armed forces
Paediatrics Medical College
2019- Major Somesh IMPACT 2019, National Medical Journal ₹2,000
20 Madhav Kaul Conference of Medical Armed Forces India,
Resident, Editors Armed forces
Department of Medical College
Paediatrics
2019- Col Sandeep Dhingra CME on Quality CME and Workshop ₹2,000
20 Associate Professor Improvement in of Department of
Department of Paediatrics: The Paediatrics,
Paediatrics Frontiers of Care Command Hospital
Southern
Command, Pune
2019- Lt Col Paresh Quality Assurance in Quality Conference, ₹8,000
20 Singhal, Reader Hospitals: Protocols and Command Hospital,
Department of Implementation Air Force,
Pathology Bangalore
2019- Col Parag Dua 47th National Indian prosthodontic ₹9500
20 Associate Professor Conference society
Department of Dental Indian prosthodontic
Surgery society
2019- Col Poonam Prakash 47th National Indian Prosthodontic 10,000
20 Reader Conference, Indian Society
Department of Dental Prosthodontic Society,
Surgery Raipur
2019- Col Vijay Kumar R 47th National Indian Prosthodontic ₹10,000
20 Reader Conference, Indian Society
Department of Dental Prosthodontic Society,
Surgery Raipur
2019- Lt Col VDS Jamwal 67th National Indian Anatomical ₹10,000
20 Reader, Department Conference of Society of India
of Anatomy Anatomical Society of
India Vardhman Medical
College and Safdar
Jung Hospital New
Delhi
2019- Captain Merlin 67th National Indian Anatomical ₹10,000
20 Rachel Thomas Conference of Society of India
Medical Officer, Anatomical Society of
Department of India Vardhman Medical
anatomy College and Safdar
Jung Hospital New
Delhi
2019- Brig SK Bhandari 44th Annual Conference Association of Oral ₹10,000
20 Professor and Head of Association of Oral and Maxillofacial
of Department, and Maxillofacial Surgeons of India
Department of Dental Surgeons of India
Surgery and Oral
Health Sciences
2019- Colonel Sanjeev 54th National Indian Orthodontic ₹10,000
20 Datana Conference of Indian Society
Department of Dental Orthodontics Society
Surgery and Oral
Health Sciences
2019- Lt Col Vishvaroop 54th National Indian Orthodontic ₹10,000
20 Reader and Instructor Conference of Indian Society
Department of Dental Orthodontics Society
Surgery and Oral
Health Sciences
2019- Lt Col SS Agarwal 54th National Indian Orthodontic ₹10,000
20 Reader and Instructor Conference of Indian Society
Department of Dental Orthodontics Society
Surgery and Oral
Health Sciences
2019- Colonel T Prashant 44th National conference Indian Society of ₹10,000
20 Associate Professor of Indian Society of Periodontology
and Instructor Periodontology
Department of Dental
Surgery and Oral
Health Sciences
2019- Lt Col Manab Kosala 44th National conference Indian Society of ₹10,000
20 Associate Professor of Indian Society of Periodontology
and Instructor Periodontology
Department of Dental
Surgery and Oral
Health Sciences
2019- Col Jyoti Prakash 35th National Marine Medicine ₹8000
20 Professor Conference of Marine and Allied Sciences,
Department of Medicine and Allied Indian Naval
Psychiatry Sciences and CME on Hospital Ship
mental health Ashvini
2019- Col Deep Sharma 67th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor and Head Medical Research Medical Research
of Department, Conference Committee, Armed
Departments of Forces Medical
Sports Medicine College, Pune
2019- Brig PS Bhatt 35th National Marine Medicine ₹8000
20 Professor and Head Conference of Marine and Allied Sciences,
of Department, Medicine and Allied Indian Naval
Department of Sciences and CME on Hospital Ship
Psychiatry mental health Ashvini
2019- Col Sanjay Jaiswal Workshop on Clinical Christian Medical ₹10,000
20 Reader Trials: Basics and College, Vellore
Department of Specialized Topics
Pharmacology
2019- Gp Capt Vivek 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Vasudev Professor Medical Research Medical Research
and Head of Conference Committee, Armed
Department, Forces Medical
Department of College, Pune
Geriatric Medicine
2019- Gp Capt Pratik Kinra CYTOCON 2019 Indian Academy of ₹8570
20 Professor, 49th Annual Conference Cytologists
Department of of Indian Academy of
Pathology Cytologists
2019- Lt Col KW Kashif CYTOCON 2019 Indian Academy of ₹6000
20 Reader, 49th Annual Conference Cytologists
Department of of Indian Academy of
Pathology Cytologists
2019- Col SC Shaw NEOCON-2019 National ₹5000
20 Associate Professor 38th Annual Conference Neonatology Forum
Department of of National Neonatology
Paediatrics Forum
2019- Lt Col Kapil Bhatia ABICON All Indian Institute of ₹6000
20 Associate Professor, Medical Sciences,
Department of Bhopal
Biochemistry
2019- Lt Col Mahima Lall MICROCON 2019 Indian Association ₹10000
20 Department of 43rd National of Medical
Microbiology Conference of Indian Microbiologist
Association of Medical
Microbiologist
2019- Brig Ravi Rautji FORENSIC Indian Academy of ₹5000
20 Professor and Head MEDICON2020 Forensic Medicine
of Department, 41st Annual National of
Department of the Indian Academy of
Forensic Medicine Forensic Medicine
and Toxicology
2019- Col KV FORENSIC Indian Academy of ₹5000
20 Radhakrishna, Assoc MEDICON2020 Forensic Medicine
Professor, 41st Annual National of
Department of the Indian Academy of
Forensic Medicine Forensic Medicine
and Toxicology
2019- Brig Saurav Sen, 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor and Head Medical Research Medical Research
of Department, Conference Committee, Armed
Department of Forces Medical
Microbiology College, Pune
2019- Lt Col Santosh 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Kharade, Medical Research Medical Research
Reader, Conference Committee, Armed
Department of Forces Medical
Microbiology College, Pune
2019- Gp Capt S Sahu 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor, Medical Research Medical Research
Department of Conference Committee, Armed
Radiology Forces Medical
College, Pune
2019- Brig SK Bhandari 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor and Head Medical Research Medical Research
of Department, Conference Committee, Armed
Department of Dental Forces Medical
Surgery and Oral College, Pune
Health Sciences
2019- Brig Amit Devgan 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor and Head Medical Research Medical Research
of Department, Conference Committee, Armed
Department of Forces Medical
Paediatrics College, Pune
2019- Col K Mohanlal 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor, Medical Research Medical Research
Department of Conference Committee, Armed
 Anatomy Forces Medical
College, Pune
2019- Lt Col Neerja 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Kushwaha Medical Research Medical Research
Associate Professor, Conference Committee, Armed
Department of IH&BT Forces Medical
College, Pune
2019- Lt Gen Nardeep 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Naithani, Medical Research Medical Research
Dir and Comdt Conference Committee, Armed
Armed Forces Forces Medical
Medical College, College, Pune
Pune
2019- Maj Gen RM Gupta 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Dean & Dy Comdt, Medical Research Medical Research
Armed Forces Conference Committee, Armed
Medical College, Forces Medical
Pune College, Pune
2019- Col Deep Sharma 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor, Medical Research Medical Research
Department of Sports Conference Committee, Armed
Medicine Forces Medical
College, Pune
2019- Col Rakesh Dutta 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Associate Professor, Medical Research Medical Research
Department of ENT Conference Committee, Armed
Forces Medical
College, Pune
2019- Gp Capt Pratik Kinra 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Professor, Medical Research Medical Research
Department of Conference Committee, Armed
Pathology Forces Medical
College, Pune
2019- Brig B Sridhar 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Brig IC Adm Medical Research Medical Research
Armed Forces Conference Committee, Armed
Medical College, Forces Medical
Pune College, Pune
2019- Surg Cmde Kaushik 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Chatterjee, Medical Research Medical Research
Professor and Head Conference Committee, Armed
of Department, Forces Medical
Department of College, Pune
Psychiatry
2019- Surg Cmde Dilip 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Raghavan, Medical Research Medical Research
 Professor and Head Conference Committee, Armed
of Department, Forces Medical
Department of ENT College, Pune
2019- Col Kunal Chatterjee 47th national Indian Association ₹5700
20 Professor, conference of Preventive and
Department of IAPSM Social Medicine
Community Medicine
2019- Arun Kumar Yadav 47th national Indian Association ₹5700
20 Associate Professor conference of Preventive and
Department of IAPSM Social Medicine
community medicine
2019- Maj Surinder Kumar 47th national Indian Association ₹5700
20 Clinical Tutor, conference of Preventive and
Department of IAPSM Social Medicine
Community Medicine
2019- Maj Saurabh 73rd National Indian Radiological ₹10000
20 Maheshwari, Conference of Indian and Imaging
Clinical Tutor Radiological and Association
Department of Imaging Association
Radiology
2019- Col DS Grewal 73rd National Indian Radiological ₹9000
20 Assistant Professor Conference of Indian and Imaging
Department of Radiological and Association
Radiology Imaging Association
2019- Lt Col U Rajesh 73rd National Indian Radiological ₹6500
20 Associate Professor Conference of Indian and Imaging
Department of Radiological and Association
Radiology Imaging Association
2019- Gp Capt Pratik Kinra 73rd National Indian Radiological ₹7500
20 Professor, Conference of Indian and Imaging
Department of Radiological and Association
Pathology Imaging Association
2019- Gp Capt S Sahu 73rd National Indian Radiological ₹7500
20 Professor, Conference of Indian and Imaging
Department of Radiological and Association
Radiology Imaging Association
2019- Col G Sridhar PEDIC0N2020, Indian Academy of ₹7500
20 Assistant Professor 57th Of Indian Academy pediatrics
Department of of Paediatrics
Paediatrics
2019- Maj Apoorv Saxena National CME on Health Department of ₹2000
20 Clinical Tutor Technology Assessment Community
Department of Medicine, Armed
Paediatrics Forces Medical
College, Pune
 2019- Surg Cmde Kaushik ANCIPS 2020 Indian Psychiatric ₹6500
20 Chatterjee, 72nd Annual Society
Professor and Head Conference of Indian
of Department, Psychiatric Society
Department of
Psychiatry
2019- Col VS Chauhan ANCIPS 2020 Indian Psychiatric ₹6500
20 Associate Professor, 72nd Annual Society
Department of Conference of Indian
Psychiatry Psychiatric Society
2019- Col Ms Ahuja 67th National Anatomical Society ₹3500
20 Reader Conference of of India
Department of Anatomical Society of
Anatomy India
2019- Air Cmde Renuka 64th National Indian Public Health ₹6000
20 Kunte, Conference of Indian Association
Professor and Head Public Health
of Department, Association
Department of
Community Medicine
2019- Air Cmde Renuka 68th Armed Forces Armed Forces ₹2000
20 Kunte, Medical Research Medical Research
Professor and Head Conference Committee, Armed
of Department, Forces Medical
Department of College, Pune
Community Medicine
2019- Lt Col Reema 64th National Indian Public Health ₹5000
20 Mukherjee Conference of Indian Association
Associate Professor Public Health
Department of Association
Community Medicine
2019- Lt Col Rajesh Sahu, 64th National Indian Public Health ₹5500
20 Associate Professor Conference of Indian Association
Department of Public Health
Community Medicine Association
2019- Lt Col Faujdar, 64th National Indian Public Health ₹5000
20 Associate Professor Conference of Indian Association
Department of Public Health
Community Medicine Association

6.3.2 Number of professional development / administrative training programmes organized by

the College for teaching and non-teaching staff during the year
Year Title of the Title of the Dates No. of No. of
professional administrative (from-to) participant participants
development training prog for s (Non-
programme organised non-teaching (Teaching teaching
for teaching staff staff staff) staff)
-- 16-18 Jul 2019 30 --
RBCW -- 09-11 Oct 2019 30 --
-- 12-14 Feb 2020 30 --
-- 19 Jul 2019 30 --
AETCOM -- 12 Oct 2019 30 --
2019 -- 14 Feb 2020 30 --
CISP -- 27-29 Aug 2019 25 --
-- 21-22 Jul 2020 38 --
Research -- 03-05 Jul 2019 48 --
Methodology
Workshop

Faculty Development programs.

(a) The faculty development programme is conducted throughout the training year at
AFMC Pune. Details are as appended below-

i. Faculty is conducting regular formative and summative training for UG/PG/Nursing,

Paramedical and Paradental Students.

ii. Faculty is submitting Research papers in indexed journals.

iii. Faculty regularly attends state, national and international professional conferences in
various medical disciplines, in which they present research papers.

iv. CMEs/ Workshops/ Conferences/ Seminar is conducted as per list approved by O/o
DGFAMS.

v. Symposia’s/Panel discussions/integrated teaching are conducted for faculty and

residents.

vi. Faculty attends Monthly clinical meetings and clinicopathological conferences held by
various Medical colleges/hospitals in Pune-Kirkee complex.

vii. Guest lectures/Faculty lectures/Clinical meetings and Death Review meetings are
conducted as centralized academic activities for faculty and residents on monthly basis on
every Thursday.

viii. Faculty assists MUHS/MCI/DNB/statutory/Regulatory bodies/TD as External examiner,

paper settler and evaluation of papers, & subject expert for review of syllabus

(b) MCI Regional Centre for Medical Education – Training sessions conducted by the
Regional Centre are appended below :

i. Undergraduate Curriculum Implementation Support Programme (CISP) started

 under aegis of MCI. CISP workshops conducted in AFMC and other allocated
colleges including online CISP-2 in 2020.

ii. MCI RBCW & AETCOM workshop conducted for faculty of AFMC Pune & affiliated
Hospitals in Pune.

iii. Webinar on ‘Introduction to online teaching’ was conducted on 17 Aug 2020.

iv. Formulated integrated curriculum design for ‘First and Second Pre Commissioning
comprehensive military medicine module’ (3 M Module).

v. Attitude Ethics Communication Module (AETCOM) 2018 from MCI implementation

of model formulated for Undergraduates, AETCOM portfolio designed for
undergraduates.

vi. Formulated an innovative strategy of teaching communication skills to

undergraduates using ‘Standardised Family Module’.

vii. Panel discussion on ‘Choosing a thesis topic’ for PG Residents: 26 Jul 2019.

viii. Two faculties selected for FAIMER fellowship in 2020.

ix. Developed foundation course feedback form & professionalism module for UGs.

x. Education videos on SNAPPS, DOPS and OMP made by Resource Faculty of

MCIRC.

6.3.3 No. of teachers attending professional development programmes, viz., Orientation

Programme, Refresher Course, Short Term Course, Faculty Development Programmes
during the year

Title of the Number of teachers who attended Date and Duration

professional (from-to)
development
programme
30 16-18 Jul 2019
RBCW 30 09-11 Oct 2019
30 12-14 Feb 2020
30 19 Jul 2019
AETCOM 30 12 Oct 2019
30 14 Feb 2020
CISP 25 27-29 Aug 2019
38 21-22 Jul 2020
Research Methodology 48 03-05 Jul 2019
Workshop

6.3.4 Faculty and Staff recruitment (no. for permanent/fulltime recruitment):

 Teaching Non-
teaching
Permanent Fulltime Permanent Fulltime/temporary
357 357 489 489

6.3.5 Welfare schemes for

Teaching • Institute organizes many conferences at state and national level.
• Encourages participation at various national regional& international events.
• All faculty has attended Basic workshop on research methodology and
Health sciences education facility.
• Maternity leave 180days
• Childcare leave 60days/year till18 years of the child
• Furlough leave of 60 days (30 days half pay + 30 days no pay.)
• Annual educational tour is planned for all faculty
• Education facility for all wards of all faculty in Army public school
• Children Education Allowance of Rs 28000/child/year
• Medical Camps
• Dental Camps
• Cinema Facility at Dhanvantri auditorium

Non • Health education

teaching • Free health facility
• Integrated tally education for accountants
• Anti-ragging software training workshop by MUHS
• AISHE uploading training
• GEMs software training
• IT training
• Medical Camps
• Dental Camps
• Cinema Facility at Dhanvantri auditorium
• Welfare Club
• Joint Consultative Machinery meeting for Class IV employee
• Annual General Body Meeting

Students • Guidance and Counseling

• Dedicated mentorship
• Free Annual health checkup and medical facilities
• Library services
• Laundry services
• Free messing & accommodation
• Insurance
• State Nurses Activities
• Facilities to participate in various state national & international competitions
• Meditation& Zumba classes
• Sports facilities
 • Gym & swimming pool facilities
• Medical Camps
• Dental Camps
• Cinema Facility at Dhanvantri auditorium
• Welfare Clubs including
• Prayas Club
• Cycling Club
• Computer Club
• Scientific society
• Adventure Club
• Sports activities
• Wifi facility at hostel
• 24 hrs open Central Library

6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization

6.4.1 Institution conducts internal and external financial audits regularly

Financial Audits are carried out at a regular interval and time bound manner by internal
audit board through board of Officers nominated by the administrative authority of the
institution and external audit is carried out through Chartered accountant and Board of
Officers. All the audit boards are put up to the administrative authority for the approval.

6.4.2 Funds / Grants received from management, non-government bodies, individuals,

philanthropies during the year (not covered in Criterion III)

Name of the non-government Funds/ Grants received in Purpose

funding agencies/ individuals Rs.
10,72,34,000.00 Incidental & Miscellaneous Grant

24,270.00 Educational Training Grant

18,00,000.00 Annual Training Grant

O/o DGAFMS,
IHQ MoD
35,911.00 Amenity

70,44,000.00 Information & Technology Grant

6.4.2 Total corpus fund generated Rs 11,61,38,181.00

6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System
6.5.1 Whether Academic and Administrative Audit (AAA) has been done?
Audit Type External Internal
Yes/No Agency Yes/No

Academic Yes MCI Yes

 LIC
NAAC
DGAFMS
Administrative Yes GOC-In-C Yes
(Southern
Command)

6.5.2 Activities and support from the Parent-Teacher Association (at least three)
Not Applicable, No such Association exist in the college, however inputs are sought during
interaction at the time of academic passing out of the cadets and regular follow up through
Email & personal connect is carried out as on required basis

6.5.3 Development programmes for support staff (at least three)

a. Hindi Typing course
b. Stenographer course
c. Meditation course

6.5.4 Post Accreditation initiative(s) (mention at least three)

6.5.5
a. Submission of Data for AISHE portal : (Yes /No)
b. Participation in NIRF : (Yes /No)
c. ISO Certification : (Yes /No)
d. NBA or any other quality audit (NABL) : (Yes /No)

6.5.6 Number of Quality Initiatives undertaken during the year

Name of quality initiative Date of Number of
Year by conducting Dates participants
IQAC activity
2019-2020 Successful 10 Aug 2019 10 Aug 2019 All the civilian and
preassessment of NABL Military personnel
Accreditation for and their
Hematology lab of dependent
AFMC patients availing
the laboratory
services
2019-2020 MELAP training of 27 Jun 2019 27-30 Jun 135
Medical Officers and 2019
Nursing Assistants in the
accreditation process
2019-2020 A Workshop on 03 Sep 2019 03 Sep 2019 175
ultrasonography of
shoulder joint
2019-2020 CME on Health 25-26 Nov 25-26 Nov 250
Technology Assessment 2019 2019
(HTA)
2019-2020 Successful NABL O1 Nov 2019 O1 Nov 2019 All the civilian
accreditation of and Military
Pathology lab personnel and
their dependent
patients availing
the laboratory
services
2019-2020 Panel Discussion on 148
“Role of Nurse and
Midwives during COVID
Pandemic
2019-2020 AHA certified BLS and 10 Feb 2020 10-17 Feb 120
ACLS course conducted 2020
for passing out Medical
cadets of B3 batch in
three batches

CRITERION VII – INSTITUTIONAL VALUES AND BEST PRACTICES

7.1 - Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities

7.1.1 Gender Equity (Number of gender equity promotion programmes organized by the
institution during the year)
Title of the Period (from-to) Participants
programme Female Male
1. Gender 28 Aug 2019 102 87
sensitisation
lecture for girl
cadets and
nursing
students on
International
Women’s Day
2. Health lectures Quarterly 156 56
in various units meetings
regarding
gender issues,
female foeticide
3. Sports & All clubs and 40 76
Adventure societies have
activities gender equity
4. Meeting of Quarterly 198 78
internal meetings
committee on
redressal of
complaints
related to
sexual
harassment of
women
employees at
workplace
5. Lecture on 07 Mar 2020 50 70
Gender
Equality

6. Lecture on 19 Dec 2019 128 80

Gender
Equality and
women
leadership
development in
academia
7. Janani 20 Feb 2020 123 110
Suraksha
Yojana
8. Strict 23 Jan 2020 97 123
implementation
on PC-PNDT
Act

7.1.2 Environmental Consciousness and Sustainability/Alternate Energy initiatives such

as: Percentage of power requirement of the College met by the renewable energy
sources

1. World Environment Day celebration by planting over trees on campus by all faculty,
residents, and medical cadets.
2. Use of bicycles by medical cadets & electric shuttle vehicles for movement of
patients thus reducing carbon emission.
3. Switch off Something (SOS) campaign: Cadets were motivated to switch off lights,
fans, and electrical equipment which are switched on when not in use.
4. Procuring high energy efficient electronic appliances.
5. Reduction of paper usage by generating electronic lab reports and the use of picture
archiving.
6. Use of LED street lights in the campus.
7. Rainwater harvesting and Solar energy harvesting (Solar water heater and Solar
street lamps)
8. Controlled use of air conditioner with restricting temp to 24 degrees Celsius.
 9. Swatch Bharat Abhiyan
10. Quiz on environment consciousness
11. Percentage of power requirement of the College met by the renewable energy
sources – 30% approximately

7.1.3 Differently abled (Divyangjan) friendliness

Items Yes/No No. of Beneficiaries

Facilities
Physical
Yes
facilities
Provision for lift Yes
Ramp/ Rails Yes All the Civilian, Military Personnel and their
Braille dependents visit AFMC for Healthcare Services
Software/faciliti No
es
Rest Rooms Yes
Scribes for
No
examination
Special skill
development
No
for differently
abled students
Any other
Nil
similar facility

7.1.4 Inclusion and Situatedness

Enlist most important initiatives taken to address locational advantages and

disadvantages during the year
Year Number of Number of Date and Name of Issues Numbe
initiatives to initiatives duration the addressed r of
address taken to of the Initiative particip
locational engage with Initiative ating
advantages and studen
and contribute to ts and
disadvantages local staff
Community
Health visits Pregnancy- Faculty
to Kasurdi related PG
02 village every Health Visits problems & student
2019- Every
week to to Kasurdi Gynecologi UG
20 Tuesday
provide Village cal students
Obstetrics & problems Nursing
Gynecology Contracepti staff
 cover and on advise
call these
patients for
advanced
treatment to
the hospital
if required
Drug Faculty
Internation
Symposium - Addiction Residen
2019- al day
02 Insight into AFMC and Its ts
20 against
Addiction Effects on Nursing
drug abuse
Society staff
01
Republic
2019- Faculty
01 01 26 Jan 20 PRAYAS Day
20 54
Activities
Cadets
Webinars Faculty
2019- During and
01 01 Daily
20 COVID-19 Cadets
Pandemic
Prescripti Faculty
on of and
walking Cadets
devices
for elderly
Preventio
n of
anemia in
school
going girls
Health
2019-
04 04 Quarterly IEC activities assessme
20
nt in
urban
slums
Rationalis
ation of
antihypert
ensives in
elderly
hypertens
ive
patients
Prevention Faculty
2019- Community and control and
02 02 Quarterly
20 education of vector- Cadets
borne
 diseases

Blood
Celebration
2019- donation
01 01 14 Jun 20 of Blood 50
20 and
Donor Day
importance
Celebration
Thalassemi
2019- on
01 01 8 May 20 a and 60
20 Thalassemi
treatment
a Day

7.1.5 Human Values and Professional Ethics

Code of conduct (handbooks) for various stakeholders

Title Date of Follow up (maximum 100 words each)

Publication
Code of AFMC Pune is controlled by the Ministry of
Conduct Defense and has been established to train doctors
for Armed Forces, the country, and even some
friendly nations. the college endeavors to train
2019 medical cadets to develop into humane,
compassionate, and caring doctors along with
development of officer-like qualities – honesty,
integrity, resilience, fortitude, discipline, initiative
as well as development of social and soft skills.

7.1.6 Activities conducted for promotion of universal Values and Ethics

Activity Duration (from-to) Number of participants
1. AET-COM (attitude, ethics & 40 mins every All the students till they
communication skills) Thursday pass out from this college
(150 medical cadets)
2. Mentor – mentee programme All the days of the 160 faculty and 1000
year students
3. Central Ethics Programme Jan 20 150 medical cadets
conducted by Dept of Community
Medicine
4. Research ethic committee and Mar 2020
ethics workshop
5.Leadership development programme Sep 2019 180
6.Emotional intelligence in health care Nov 2019 160

7.1.7 Initiatives taken by the institution to make the campus eco-friendly (at least five)
1. Walk or ride a bicycle instead of drive.
2. Lush green campus with trees, lawns, and nursery which is a source of
arboriculture.
 3. Deforestation is strictly prohibited in the campus.
4. Reduce reuse & recycle policy.
5. Composting of leaf litter.
6. Rooftop solar energy harvesting for providing hot water to hostels and wards.
7. Recycling of wastewater.
8. Awareness programs and guest lectures on environment protection & carbon
footprint reduction.
9. Well defined waste categories and segregation at source, trained waste
collection and processing.
10. Swatch Bharat education in roll call and Sainik Sammelan

7.2 Best Practices

Describe at least two institutional best practices
Upload details of two best practices successfully implemented by the institution as
per NAAC format in your institution website, provide the link www.afmc.nic.in

1. Title of the First Practice - Fostering Global Competencies

(a) Goal
To provide medical students the opportunities to interact with students and faculty
from other reputed national and international medical schools in academic, co and
extracurricular aspects and promoting the use of technology so that they are
competitive at the global level.

(b) Context
The mission statements of AFMC reflect to desire of the institution to be amongst the
best medical and research institutions nationally as well as internationally. Towards
this end AFMC management has been tirelessly working for improving its
infrastructure, the quality of training imparted, and motivating and changing the
attitude of its students towards the quest for excellence.

(c) Practice
The teaching infrastructure, best faculty of the Armed Forces, excellent opportunity
for academic development and research are the key focus areas of this college. A
culture of innovation and best practices is inculcated in students to foster global
competencies. Besides, the students are provided opportunities to interact with
students and faculty from other reputed national and international medical schools in
academic, co, and extracurricular aspects so that they are competitive at a global
level.
The college IT infrastructure and medical equipment are state of the art. There is
productive integration of computers in teaching/learning activities both by students
and faculty. Self-learning is promoted by the provision of internet facilities. The
college has a LAN on which Classes of Undergraduate students are preloaded
before their lectures.

(d) Problems Encountered and Resources Required

Resources in terms of finance are continuously required to upgrade technology and
infrastructure requirements.

(e) Notes (Optional)

Dedicated teaching and non-teaching staff are the pillars of strength of the
teaching/learning process. Without a dedicated team, success cannot be achieved.
The Director and Commandant with his dynamic leadership style and constant
guidance and support gives a prominent shape to these goals and objectives.

2. Title of The Second Practice- Inculcating Value System in Medical Students (UG &
PG)

(a) Goal
To Inculcating value system in students by providing a value-based education so that
the finished product is disciplined and of good moral character who follows medical
ethics to the core.

(b) Context
AFMC is one of its kind institutions in the country that seeks to holistically develop
the students to be better citizens and serve the nation. The College accordingly
provides an inspiring and fulfilling campus life, and facilities for sports and games to
bring in a positive change in the attitude of the students.

(c) Practice
The institution offers an excellent campus life that is comparable to the facilities
offered at best medical schools. Value-based education is accorded the highest
priority. Emphasis on discipline, character building, and all-round development,
compassion, and medical ethics is noteworthy. All students of the UG wing
participate in the NCC wing, for developing discipline, human values, and teamwork.
The College encourages students to participate in co-curricular activities and sports.
This includes music, dance, and drama. Involvement in community work and their
problems is encouraged. ‘PRAYAS’ – a student social work enterprise has made
rapid strides in the welfare of the poor and needy civilians and patients.

(d) Evidence of Success

The college is rated amongst the first three best three medical institutions of the
country

3 Title of Practice: Mentor-Mentee program.

(a)Goal:
The goal is to identify the strengths & the weakness of the students in terms of
understanding of the subject & clinical skills.

(b)The context:
This program aims to provide attention in terms of student training by dedicated
mentors who are given some students to be monitored & trained. The mentors look
into the problems faced by the students & give necessary corrections.

(c)The Practice:
Medical cadets are divided into groups. Each group is assigned to a mentor. The
mentor interacts personally with the medical cadets on an individual bases to identify
the strengths & weaknesses of the students. During the term, the mentor guides the
mentees to improve the learning ability & proper learning of clinical skills. This
practice provides proper overall development of the student training with individual
attention.

(d)Evidence of success:
The mentor program has increased significantly the student performance in internal
assessment & in the university results.

(e)Problems encountered: Nil

7.3 Institutional Distinctiveness

Provide the details of the performance of the institution in one area distinctive to its
vision, priority, and thrust
Provide the web link of the institution is not more than 500 words
www.afmc.nic.in

Vision: To establish Armed Forces Medical College as one of the foremost

institutions of the world in medical education and research in the field of Health
Sciences.

Priority and thrust: To impart comprehensive education to young medical cadets,

nursing cadets, paramedical trainees along with emphasis on physical training,
military ethos, moral, social, and environmental responsibilities with an aim to
produce technically competent, highly motivated, physically fit, compassionate and
courteous medical officers for the Armed Forces who are capable of providing quality
health care to the soldiers and their dependents in war and peace thus serving the
nation in true sense of patriotism.
8. Future Plans of action for the next academic year (500 words):

(a) The whole healthcare system including the college is tackling the COVID
epidemic. The college is committed to providing continuous training and resources
regarding prevention, safety, and treatment of this disease. The college is providing
trained manpower for treatment of COVID positive patients at the following COVID
treatment facilities (Pune and outstation):
(i) AICTS Pune
(ii) CH (SC) Pune
(iii) Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel COVID Hospital, New Delhi
(iv) PM Cares COVID Care Hospital Bihta Patna
(v) PM Cares COVID Care Hospital, Patahi, Muzaffarpur

(b) The online teaching through the MOOCs platform has already been started and
the college plans to impart the education online on an ongoing basis.

(c) The case of initiating MD Geriatric Medicine is in the final stage (One inspection is
due). It is planned to start 02 seats of MD Geriatric Medicine by the next academic year.

(d) The college has also initiated the case for starting MD Emergency Medicine in
accordance with MCI regulations. This case is underway, and it is planned to start MD
Emergency Medicine by the year 2022.

(e) The college has proposed a “Centre of Excellence for differently-abled children”
for holistic management of these children including occupational therapy as also a
Genetic center to allow for timely recognition of genetic diseases & counseling of parents
of children with genetic diseases. Currently, there is no center in the Armed Forces which
can cater to all the needs of these differently-abled children under one roof. The creation
of a dedicated facility for these children at this institute will go a long way in generating a
center of excellence which will be one of its kind. The dept has also planned to integrate
the other teaching hospitals to impart best practices to the postgraduate students in
these hospitals.

(f) It is also planned to start a course in Military Medicine within existing resources.

(g) MCI has rolled out competency based Under Graduate curriculum which has been
implemented in AFMC w.e.f. academic session 2019-20. Competency based medical
education is need of the hour & gaining momentum across the globe. The adoption of
competency based approach even for post graduate medical residents would mean a
paradigm shift in the current approach to Post graduate medical education. This CBME
curriculum is designed with the aim that on completion of training would transform
residents into good clinicians, able to provide preventive, promotive, curative, palliative &
holistic care with compassion.

(h) The case has been taken up to impart Competency-based medical education to
impart competency-based medical education to 13 BSc Paramedical courses approved
by Maharashtra University of Health Sciences, Nashik at AFMC, Pune and to start the
following 07 additional BSc paramedical courses at AFMC: -
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