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About Students Life

MAMS offers a vibrant and dynamic campus life, blending a calm yet lively atmosphere. The campus is equipped with futuristic infrastructure, including a Medical College and Hospital, a Central Library, an Auditorium, and residential facilities. The best way to immerse yourself in the community is to engage actively. The hospitality and sense of community here provide students with valuable opportunities and exposure.

The diverse and experienced faculty and staff contribute to multiple opportunities for students to enrich their talents and shape their future. Through internships and training programs within the college and hospital, students gain real-world experience that enhances their education. MAMS encourages students to pursue their hobbies and passions alongside academics, with adequate support and guidance for their well-being on campus.

Hostel life at MAMS is comfortable, with separate accommodations for boys and girls, all located within the campus. The hostel is equipped with essential amenities such as a gym, laundry facilities, and both synthetic and natural playgrounds. Living on campus provides students with a “home away from home” experience. The residential life here adds an invaluable dimension to academic learning, combining both living and learning as key elements of the overall student experience.

The college offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses, supported by a dedicated and passionate teaching faculty. The state-of-the-art infrastructure and modern equipment complement the institution’s teaching methods. Students are encouraged to pursue research opportunities, and many have earned prestigious ICMR-STS scholarships for their efforts.

For students living away from home, the well-furnished and air-conditioned hostel rooms provide a comfortable environment. The spacious canteen serves a variety of hygienic, wholesome meals, and the lively cafeteria is a favorite student hangout for exchanging ideas, building friendships, and enjoying snacks and coffee.

Becoming an excellent doctor involves more than just academics—it requires holistic development. MAMS encourages students to express their creativity through various arts and cultural activities. The annual cultural fest is a major highlight. Additionally, students with an interest in sports receive guidance from our Physical Director and our teams have won numerous accolades in sports at various levels.

Mentorship Program

Starting the MBBS course after completing their 12th standard can be a significant transition, and many students find the rigorous course challenging. To support students, MAMS offers a mentorship program. Each student is assigned a mentor from the teaching faculty, who provides guidance and support in both academic and non-academic aspects of their journey. The mentor conducts regular one-on-one meetings with the student to ensure a smoother and more comfortable experience throughout the course.

Beyond Academics

At MAMS, it’s not just about studies. In addition to academics, there are many recreational activities, sports facilities, and cultural societies that provide students with the opportunity to develop and showcase their talents. These extracurricular activities help students balance their academic life with personal growth and creativity

Student Discipline

Discipline is a cornerstone for the success of any institution, and even more so for medical colleges where students are entrusted with the care of patients. At MAMS, we firmly believe that discipline is essential for academic and professional excellence. Students are expected to uphold strict discipline both on and off-campus to ensure a conducive learning and caring environment.

Zero Tolerance for Misconduct:

• Any student found guilty of ragging (physical or mental harassment) or bullying will face immediate expulsion and may be handed over to the authorities, depending on the severity of the offense.
• Eve-teasing will not be tolerated, and offenders will be expelled immediately.
• Smoking and drinking are strictly prohibited on campus and in the hostel.
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Campus Cleanliness and Property:

Maintaining a clean and well-kept campus is essential. Students must dispose of waste only in the designated dustbins and refrain from spitting on walls or floors. Any student found responsible for damaging or losing institute property will face severe disciplinary action. 

General Discipline Expectations:

• Students are expected to maintain a high standard of academic progress and discipline at all times. This includes showing respect to faculty, staff, and peers.
• Compassion and patience should be demonstrated while interacting with patients.
• A cordial, respectful relationship with teachers, seniors, and patients is required, fostering harmony in a diverse environment.
• Punctuality is crucial; students should be on time for all academic activities, including theory classes, practical sessions, clinical postings, experiments, laboratory work, and research-related meetings.
• Mobile phones and laptops may only be used for academic purposes when directed by faculty members.
• Wearing coats is mandatory in the college and hospital premises.
• Students must contribute to maintaining an eco-friendly campus by conserving energy, such as turning off fans and lights when not in use.

Dress Code

At MAMS, we take pride in fostering a professional atmosphere. While students are not yet doctors, we expect them to behave and present themselves in a manner consistent with the values of the medical profession. The dress code is designed to promote professionalism, and students must adhere to the following guidelines for personal grooming and attire:

For All Students:

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• Students are required to wear the prescribed uniform (Except on Saturdays) as approved by the institute.
• An ID card must be worn at all times.
• Finger nails must be clean, trimmed, and neat.

Male Students:

• Male students must be clean-shaven, well-groomed, and wear pressed uniforms with a white apron. Formal shoes (only) must be worn.
• Jeans, T-shirts, or clothing with inappropriate slogans are not allowed.
• Earrings or bangles are not permitted unless for religious or cultural reasons.

Female Students:

• Female students must wear clean, well-pressed uniforms with a white apron.
• Tight clothing is not allowed.
• Hair must be neatly combed and kept off the face; loose hair is not permitted.
• T-shirts, jeans, and tight leggings paired with short Kurtas are not acceptable.
• Finger nails must be neat and trimmed.

The dress code and discipline policies aim to ensure that students maintain the highest standards of professionalism and contribute to a positive and respectful environment at MAMS.

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