AMC High Scoring Initial Test Preparation Online Course: Course Overview

"Challenge yourself until you master every concept"

Getting admission in Army Medical College (AMC) is not an easy job to do. Thousands of aspirants apply for admission in Army Medical Colleges throughout Pakistan. Although the basic process is the same if you’re preparing to join Pak Navy, Pak Army, or Pak Air Force, some confusions still remain in the mind of candidates. Tabir Academy clears out all the uncertainties and gives you confidence to excel in the test.

Course Features

- A proven method to achieve great results

Score High in Test with Special Tabir Academy Technique through 

•  Learning Box to understand complex or difficult concepts
•  Top-quality MCQs from various difficulty levels (Low, Medium, and High)
•  Progress tracking and Time management

- Streamline your test preparation journey - by planning and execution.  Making the complex simple. 

- Accelerate your Test Preparation -  Smart and Fast-paced preparation using a Targeted Learning approach which not only helps students cover the area where they are lagging but also saves time and energy. 

- Boost confidence level - Tabir has a level-wise system. With every level, your confidence is boosted.

- Prepare yourself to deal with any kind of question in the test - Challenge-based approach and testing-retesting mechanisms prepare you for any question being asked.

- Prepare yourself to face the exam - Content according to the paper pattern, hence, candidates do not panic when they see the actual test as they are used to the pattern already.

The course covers topics from All Subjects featured in the Initial Test for admission in the AMC

English

Biology

Physics

Chemistry

Intelligence

Eligibility Criteria

General

Age: 17-21 years (relaxable for three months - upper and lower)

Gender: Male

Marital Status: Unmarried

Nationality:

• Pakistani Citizens

• Candidates who are domicile holders of Azad Kashmir/Gilgit Baltistan

Please note that candidates possessing dual nationalities will have to surrender nationalities other than Pakistani upon final selection.

Provincial Entry Test: Another important point to note is that candidates applying must have appeared or registered in a fresh (i.e. the same year) provincial entry test as eligible (for example MCAT, NUMS, ETEA etc.).

Physical

Height: 5 ft. 4 inches (162.5 cm)

Weight: As per BMI (Body Mass Index)

Educational

• Candidates having passed FSc pre-medical with at least 70% marks, or having cleared their A-level with minimum C grade with subjects of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.

• Candidates who have domiciles from the following areas can apply with 65% marks,

1. Balochistan

2. Sindh (District Tharparkar, Omar Kot)

3. Northern Areas

4. Azad Kashmir (Upper Neelum Valley)

5. Fata

• Candidates coming from an O-A level background (or any other foreign qualification) will have to obtain Equivalence Certificate along with marks conversion from the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC), Islamabad.

• Hope Certificate: Candidates who have cleared their FSc Part-I (with at least 70% marks) and have appeared/are appearing in the final examination for Part-II can apply through Hope Certificate by their respective Head of Institutions. 
  Please note that you’ll have to submit attested copies of your FSc Part-II marksheet/certificate within five days of announcement of the result to PA Directorate (PA-3C) at the GHQ.

Academic Disciplines Offered

• MBBS: Five year course offered at AMCs in Rawalpindi, Karachi, Lahore, Quetta & Multan.
• BDS Course: Four year course at AMC Rawalpindi.

PMA Kakul: After completion of final professional exam, cadets will go through 22 weeks of Basic Military Training (BMT) at PMA, Kakul.

Entry Test Syllabus

The test will be entirely based upon MCQs. The following subjects are covered in the test:

• Intelligence (Verbal & Nonverbal)

• English

• Biology

• Physics

• Chemistry

Physical Test

Candidates having cleared the entry test will have to undergo physical test, in which they’ll have to pass the following:

• 1.6 km run in 9 minutes

• 15 push-ups in 2 minutes

• 20 sit-ups in 2 minutes

• 3 chin-ups in 2 minutes

• Crossing a ditch which is 7 feet four inches wide and 4 feet deep

AMC Admissions: Steps in the Selection Procedure

Thousands of aspirants apply for admission in Army Medical Colleges throughout Pakistan. Although the basic process is more or less the same if you’re preparing to join Pak Navy, Pak Army, or Pak Air Force, some confusions still remain in the mind of candidates. Mentioned below are the steps you’ll need to clear for AMC admissions.

Step 1A: Online registration for AMC Admissions

The very first step for AMC admissions is registration. For online registration, you can register through www.joinpakarmy.gov.pk (during June, July), where you’ll fill out an online form. The form will ask for biographical details, as well as other details such as priority list of AMCs in different cities.

A date and time for the test will be communicated to you via your email account, and you’ll need to bring important documents along with you at the test center (the list of documents is mentioned on official advertisements). You’ll also have to pay prospectus fee on the test day.

Step 1B: Registration at Army Selection and Recruitment Centers (AS&RCs)

Another registration method for AMC admissions is by visiting the nearest AS&RCs. You’ll need to bring your required documents and fee to the center to clear the procedure. The same document will have to be brought on the test day as well.

Step 2: Written Test for AMC Admissions

The next step you’ll need to clear for AMC admissions is the written test. The test will be entirely based on MCQs. It’ll have an intelligence portion, which will have questions related to verbal and nonverbal intelligence. And the other is the academic portion which will have questions from English, Biology, Physics, and Chemistry.

Step 3: Physical & Medical Test

If you successfully clear the written test, the next step is the physical test. This involves clearing the following hurdles,

• 1.6 km run in 9 minutes
• 15 push-ups in 2 minutes
• 20 sit-ups in 2 minutes
• 3 chin-ups in 2 minutes
• Crossing a ditch which is 7 feet four inches wide and 4 feet deep

After clearing this, you’ll go through an initial medical test at one of the AS&RCs.

Step 4: Personality Test & Interview  

The next step for AMC admissions is the intelligence/personality test. This is more of an assessment, where your personality will be assessed through psychological testing. In addition, interviews will also be conducted. This test and interview shall be conducted by the GHQ selection board at AMC, Rawalpindi (you’ll get a call up for this as well as it being notified on the website).

Step 5: Final Medical Examination & Selection

The last step for AMC admission is the final medical examination. If you clear all previous steps successfully and are recommended, you’ll have to go through a final medical examination at your nearest CMH. If you successfully clear this examination, then all that’s left is the final selection by the GHQ, which will be based on your overall performance.

Now that you’re aware of all the steps involved in the AMC admissions, you’re ready to begin this journey. Enroll at our course today so that you can ace the written test!