Campus Size: Sprawls over a vast 113-acre campus that houses the college, military hospital, training facilities, and residential quarters.

Academic Facilities: Features modern, well-equipped Lecture Halls, extensive departmental Laboratories, and a substantial Central Library with a dedicated digital section.

Unique Facilities: Includes specialized Combat Medical Training areas, advanced simulation labs, and dedicated military sports facilities.

Teaching Hospital: The college is attached to the integrated Command Hospital (Southern Command) and Military Hospital, Kirkee.

Bed Capacity: The affiliated hospital complex provides 1000+ teaching beds.

Clinical Focus: Provides high-level tertiary care to armed forces personnel, veterans, and their families, ensuring a high and diverse patient load for clinical training.

Advanced Care: Equipped with state-of-the-art specialized units and advanced ICUs for medical, surgical, and cardiac cases.

Mandatory Residency: Hostel stay is compulsory for all selected cadets (both boys and girls) for the entire duration of the MBBS course.

Rooms: Students are provided with well-furnished, single-occupancy rooms from the first year onwards. This is a unique and significant advantage compared to most colleges where single rooms are reserved for post-graduates or seniors.

Facilities: Hostels are secure, featuring attached or common toilet/bath facilities for a set number of rooms. They include common rooms, reading rooms, basic recreational areas, and essential services (laundry, barber shop, etc.) managed within the campus complex.

Discipline: The residential areas are governed by strict military discipline and rules, including fixed timings, roll calls, and dress codes within the campus premises.

Mess System: The mess operates under a centralized system governed by the college administration, similar to defense establishments.

Food Quality: The food quality is generally reported as good, hygienic, and nutritious, with a menu designed to cater to a diverse national demographic (North Indian, South Indian, and mixed cuisine).

Diet: The diet is typically fixed, balanced, and strictly monitored to ensure the nutritional requirements of the cadets are met, emphasizing physical fitness and discipline.

Eligibility: Must be an Indian citizen and medically fit. Candidates must take NEET-UG and meet the high academic cutoffs.

Selection Process: The selection is two-tiered after the NEET cutoff:

1. Screening: Based on NEET score and performance in the Test of English Language, Comprehension, Logic, and Reasoning (ToGGER) and a Psychological Assessment Test (PAT).

2. Interview: A formal personal interview (50 marks).

Service Obligation (Compulsory Bond): All successful Indian candidates must sign a bond and agree to serve as Commissioned Officers in the Armed Forces Medical Services (AFMS) after graduation for a period of 7 years (subject to medical fitness and the requirements of the AFMS).

Penalty for Non-Compliance: If a candidate defaults on the service bond, the financial penalty is exceptionally high, reportedly ₹60,00,000/- (Sixty Lakhs), which the candidate or guardian must pay.

NRI/Foreign Seats: 5 seats are available for sponsored foreign students, with separate, high fees set by the Ministry of External Affairs.