MAMC Delhi issues detailed admission notice for PG MD/MS-2025 batch

Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), Delhi, has issued a crucial admission notice for the NEET PG 2025 batch. This document is essential for all candidates provisionally allotted MD/MS seats. Get the full details on the mandatory ₹20 Lakh Service Bond and the ₹10 Lakh Surety Bond. The notice specifies the strict document checklist, the fee submission process, and the dates for physical reporting. Ensure all formalities are completed, including the registration with the Faculty of Medical Sciences, University of Delhi, before the deadline.

Maulana Azad Medical College (MAMC), one of India's premier medical institutions, has released a highly detailed and critical admission notice for candidates provisionally allotted seats in the Postgraduate (MD/MS) Batch of 2025. Issued in line with the extended schedule of the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC), this notification serves as the essential blueprint for joining the college, explicitly detailing the document requirements, fee submission protocol, and mandatory bond formalities that every newly admitted candidate must fulfill.

​As a college affiliated with the prestigious University of Delhi (DU), the admission process adheres to both MCC guidelines and DU's procedural requirements, including the coordination for the final annual examination scheduled for August 2028 (for the 2025-28 batch). This notice requires immediate and meticulous attention from all successful aspirants to ensure their seat allocation is confirmed without delays or forfeiture.

​The Strict Document & Fee Submission Checklist 

​The notice emphasizes the need for candidates to arrive at the designated reporting venue—the MAMC Auditorium—with their documents organized in a specific sequence. Non-compliance with the checklist or arrangement order can severely delay the final admission process.

• ​Mandatory University Registration: Candidates must first complete the online registration on the portal of the Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS), University of Delhi, and present the printout of the form along with the ₹17,965/- fee receipt for the first year's University fees.
• ​Core Academic Credentials: The most crucial documents to be submitted in Original plus TWO sets of photocopies are: 
  • ​Provisional Allotment Letter issued by the MCC.
  • ​NEET-PG 2025 Admit Card and Scorecard/Result.
  • ​High School/Higher Secondary Certificate (for Date of Birth verification).
  • ​MBBS Degree Certificate (or Provisional Certificate).
  • ​MBBS I, II, and Final Year (Part-I & Part-II) Professional Mark Sheets.
  • ​Internship Completion Certificate, which must explicitly state completion on or before the eligibility date of July 31, 2025.
  • ​Registration Certificate from the Medical Council of India (MCI) now National Medical Commission (NMC), or the respective State Medical Council (e.g., Delhi Medical Council).
• ​Category and Other Certificates: Applicable candidates must present valid SC/ST/OBC/EWS/PwD certificates along with proof of inclusion in the Central OBC List (for OBC candidates) and a No Objection Certificate (NOC) from the employer for in-service candidates.
• ​Fee Deposit: The college requires a swift payment of ₹25,075/-, which includes a refundable security deposit of ₹25,000/- and a nominal fee of ₹75/- for the identity card. Fee submission is generally done via the Canara Bank, MAMC Branch, or the MAMC Office.

​Navigating the Compulsory Bond Formalities 

​A critical highlight of the MAMC admission notice for the 2025 batch is the introduction and enforcement of a strict Service Bond and an accompanying Surety Bond. This policy, aligned with the Government of NCT of Delhi's directive, aims to ensure that trained doctors serve in the state's public healthcare system.

• ​The Service Bond (₹20 Lakh Penalty):
  • ​Undertaking: At the time of admission, candidates must submit an Undertaking on plain paper acknowledging the mandatory one-year service commitment. The formal Affidavit for the Service Bond (with a penalty of ₹20 Lakh for non-compliance) will be executed at a later date, which will be intimated by the college.
  • ​Mandatory Service: The bond mandates that all PG students must commit to one year of service in a healthcare facility under the Government of NCT of Delhi immediately upon course completion. This is a crucial financial and career consideration for all admitted aspirants.
• ​The Surety Bond (₹10 Lakh Security):
  • ​Candidates are required to submit an Affidavit for a Surety Bond of ₹10 Lakh on a ₹100 stamp paper. This document must be executed and notarized after November 22, 2025.
  • ​Surety Requirements: The candidate must provide the details and signed copies of the Aadhaar Cards of two sureties (guarantors) who take responsibility for the bond amount.
• ​No Excuse for Non-Compliance: The notice strictly warns that non-submission or improper execution of these bond affidavits will result in the delay or even cancellation of the admission. The college office will remain open on Sunday, November 23, 2025, to facilitate the timely completion of these mandatory formalities.

​Admission Schedule and Academic Outlook 

​The admission process is tied closely to the MCC schedule, demanding timely physical reporting to formalize the allotment. The successful completion of this phase transitions the candidate into the rigorous academic life of MAMC.

• ​Reporting Period: Candidates must adhere strictly to the reporting dates as specified in the notice, typically within the timeframe set by the MCC after the release of the final allotment list (e.g., Round 1 reporting expected between November 23 and December 1, 2025).
• ​Batch Commencement: Following the completion of admissions, the new PG MD/MS Batch of 2025 will commence its academic and clinical responsibilities. The three-year curriculum is managed by the University of Delhi's Faculty of Medical Sciences (FMS).
• ​University Examination Alignment: The academic rigor is structured to align with the University of Delhi's examination schedule, with the final annual examination for the batch expected to be held in August 2028. This timeline provides the framework for thesis submission, clinical postings, and academic assessments over the three-year residency.

​Conclusion

​The detailed admission notice released by Maulana Azad Medical College for the NEET PG 2025 batch is a testament to the college's commitment to procedural integrity. For the provisionally allotted aspirants, securing the highly coveted MD/MS seat at MAMC now requires a meticulous and urgent response to the requirements, particularly the strict ₹20 Lakh service bond and the necessary legal affidavits. Timely submission of all documents and proper execution of the bond formalities are the final steps that transform a provisional allotment into a confirmed residency at one of the nation's premier medical teaching hospitals.

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