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Armed
Forces Medical College
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The
Armed Forces Medical College (AFMC) was set up in 1948 in
the immediate post-world war period. On the recommendations
of the BC Roy Committee, remnants of the Indian Army Medical
Corps units were amalgamated into one unit to create the
Armed Forces Medical College. Over the past 50 years,
it has grown in its functions and has become one of the
premier medical colleges of the country. |
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The
college has a well stocked library with over 18000
books. It subscribes to more than 270 international
and national journals and has over 14000 bound journals.
Library has SLIM software computerised information
management system which allows immediate tracing and
retrieval of any publication in library. Medline,
an indexing and abstracting service covering over
3000 international journals, is also available on
CD-ROM. The library is connected to PUNE-NET
and INTER-NET through a dial up modern facility. |
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