Maulana Azad Medical College
Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg, Delhi
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At a glance
- Type
- Affiliated college
- Run by
- Government
- Degree from
- University of Delhi
- Started
- 1958
- Hostel
- Yes
A Delhi government college started in 1958 with Lok Nayak Hospital; MBBS seats: 37 all-India quota, 207 Delhi quota and 6 central pool. Hostel room rent is very low (₹30-50 a month under 2018 hostel rules), with mess paid separately.
Approvals and rankings
- NIRF 2025: Medical: rank 26✓ Source: nirfindia.org
NAAC grades expire. Check the cycle and year on naac.gov.in before you rely on one.
Courses
The most-asked courses, not the full list. Fees change every year: confirm on the college's own fee page before you pay.
Rankings
- NIRF Medical2025 · official list ↗#26
From the Ministry of Education, Government of India's NIRF 2025 lists, checked 25/10/2026. Ranks 101 and below are given in bands.
How to read rankings
- The course rank matters more than the overall rank. A college can be average overall and excellent for law.
- Each list measures different things. NIRF scores teaching, research, results after graduation, how inclusive a college is, and its reputation.
- Small gaps mean little. Ranks 12 and 18 are close; don't choose on a few places.
- Not ranked isn't bad. Colleges choose whether to take part, and new or small ones often don't.
Where this comes from
Checked on 30/10/2026 on these official pages:
- NIRF 2025 Medical ranking
- MAMC FAQ (seats, admission)
- MAMC welcome page (history)
- MAMC UG hostel charges
- University of Delhi FMS MBBS/BDS Bulletin 2026-27
Couldn't confirm yet: MBBS fee: a 2024-25 MAMC fee notice was found but the scan was unreadable; DU bulletin says fees are paid at the college without stating amounts; MAMC home page blocked automated reading; B.Sc. Nursing and allied courses: none found at MAMC itself (not listed on official pages read); College type (constituent vs affiliated college of DU) not stated on MAMC pages; MD/MS seat count and fees; FAQ still uses older exam wording; NAAC grade (none found); 250 MBBS seats is from MAMC's FAQ page (not dated); DU 2026-27 seat table was unreadable.