Amala Institute of Medical Sciences, Thrissur
 

Private medical college Amala Institute of Medical Science was established in 1978. This facility has a comprehensive medical network with educational, therapeutic, research, and outreach programmes. The Amala Cancer Hospital, which originally opened its doors in 1978, is where AIMS gets its start. It is looked after by the Devamatha Province of the CMI Congregation, which was established by St. Kuriakose Elias Chavara. This medical college strives to become a premier teaching hospital known for offering comprehensive care, excellent instruction, and cutting-edge research. This organisation, which is connected to Kerala University of Health Sciences, Thrissur, has received authorization from the Indian Medical Committee (NMC).

Infrastructure

Kerala's most picturesque city, Thrissur, is where the Amala Institute of Medical Science is situated. The campus of this college spans several acres and is surrounded by stunning scenery. This university boasts state-of-the-art facilities throughout, including the class rooms, library, museums, labs, and dorms. We constantly seek smart individuals to join our team, and we work to provide state-of-the-art facilities in an eco-friendly setting that inspires students to become devoted, forward-thinking physicians who are sympathetic toward all people, especially the underprivileged and marginalised. By mixing curricular and extracurricular activities to create a joyful learning environment, we aim to deliver high-quality education. The college also includes a dorm on-site that offers sufficient care for students and has the atmosphere of a home away from home. On-campus amenities include General Medicine, a library, a sports complex, labs, an auditorium, and many others to accommodate students' needs.

Hospital facilities
This college's hospital is renowned for its superior holistic healthcare, high-quality instruction, and research. 25 contemporary surgical facilities are covered by the full services offered by AIMC infrastructure. based on a study of 600 outpatients who were not receiving medical care. The hospital features a 24-hour blood bank and an ambulance service. The equipment of Amala Casualty Hospital is excellent. These theatres also have qualified physicians. The Amala hospital has 300 beds in total. There are 24 beds in the inpatient care ward, 60 beds in the paediatric ward, and 12 beds in the coronary care ward. The general ward had 120 beds. The hospital information system is completely networked and automated. Eight beds are available for pre-anaesthesia/pre-operative patients, and eight more are available in the post-operative recovery areas.

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Course Design   
Lecturers at Amala Institute of Medical Science are very knowledgeable and experienced. Numerous undergraduate, graduate, and fellowship programmes are offered by the college.

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Admission Eligibility

By December 31 of the entrance year, applicants to this college must be 17 years old. Students must have at least a 50 per cent grade in science, including physics, chemistry, biology, or biotechnology (for SC/ST students, a 40 per cent grade in board exams, and a 45 per cent grade for OBC students). Additionally, the National Eligibility and Entrance Examination (NEEE) is required of all students (NEET).              

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The Amala Institute of Medical Sciences is situated in Thrissur, Kerala. The city of Thrissur has excellent access to other areas of Kerala and India via various types of transportation. On the NH69 Thrissur-Kunnamkulam highway, 7.7 kilometres from Thrissur, the Medical College is situated at Amalanagar. Local transportation is available twenty-four hours a day there.

The city has successfully developed its vast network of roadways and trains throughout India as a consequence. The campus is located 9 kilometres from Thrissur Railway Station, one of Kerala's major rail junctions. The distance from the university to the main bus terminal, which is 8 kilometres, is around 30 minutes by foot. The Medical College is 40 miles from Cochin International Airport, which has good connections to nearby countries and the domestic airline network.