Amala Institute of Medical Sciences, Thrissur

Amala Institute of Medical Sciences is a private medical institution at Amala Nagar, Thrissur. Its medical teaching sits within a broader healthcare network with cancer care, teaching and specialty hospitals, research and outreach activities. Nursing and other campus units have their own qualifications and are kept separate from this medical-college catalogue.

Amala’s network traces its history to a cancer hospital established in 1978. A central-government permission document identifies the medical-college MBBS intake from academic session 2003–04. These are different institutional milestones; the cancer hospital’s starting year should not be used as the medical college’s MBBS admission year.

Kerala CEE · State Merit (SM) · college code AMC. These are Kerala state-list ranks, not NEET All India Ranks.

CEE Phase 2 tables: 25 September 2025 and 14 September 2026. Phase 1 intervals use the corresponding published first-phase tables. These historical observations do not establish present vacancies.

Amala’s institutional history traces its origins to Amala Cancer Hospital in 1978, while the medical college and central-library account refers to 2003. The MBBS page identifies KUHS affiliation and Kerala CEE allotment from the NEET rank list. These describe different parts of the institution’s history and admission context.

The Community Medicine department describes Vellattanjoor rural training, Patturaikkal urban training and ARCH community-health activity. The central library serves several units of the wider organisation; its resource and access descriptions do not establish an individual entitlement to every facility.

NMC 2026–27 MBBS matrix as on 18 September 2026; KL/002/P/4; published total, subject to revision; not round-wise vacancies

Older institutional descriptions can retain a different intake for their own publication period. The dated matrix above is kept separate from category allocation, student strength and current counselling vacancies.

The dated matrix is an institution-published admission reference, not the number of vacancies left in a counselling round. National-board and university qualifications are distinct pathways.

Institutional matrix, 29 September 2026. Total 100 seats. Category eligibility is separate from the seat count; these are not predicted allotments.

The course page now includes the four DrNB disciplines recorded in the September matrix: Gastroenterology, Neurology, Urology and Nephrology. Older course webpages list only two of them. The newer dated document is retained as the reference for this update.

The institutional overview describes 25 operating theatres, 210 intensive-care beds, a networked hospital-information system and digital radiology. These undated hospital-network figures are kept separate from student intake. They describe the source’s facility scope, not current occupancy or a guaranteed individual training rota.

Amala’s cancer-hospital history provides context for its oncology pathways, including Radiation Oncology and Medical Oncology. Clinical learning depends on the student’s course stage, postings, supervision and assessments. A shared hospital service should not be mistaken for a degree offered by every campus unit.

The Padma Bhushan Fr Gabriel Central Library supports medical learning and research across the wider Amala network. Its service page describes Koha catalogue access, digital-document services, inter-library support and a 48-system Digital Education Centre.

Regular students and staff can obtain membership without a membership charge. The stated lending arrangements distinguish staff/PG/research users from other students. Take your institutional identity card, complete orientation and check which digital resources are available to your membership category.

The Medical Education Unit describes curriculum coordination, AETCOM activities and skills-laboratory teaching. Its programme records refer to skills logbooks and planning for undergraduate teaching. The Pharmacology department describes practical classes, computer-assisted learning, small-group work, self-directed learning and mannequin-based skills practice.

For a prospective MBBS student, these details are more useful than an unsupported “best facilities” label. Ask how skills are demonstrated, practised, recorded and assessed. For postgraduate study, compare the relevant department’s clinical or laboratory work, dissertation arrangements and supervision rather than using a campus-wide description alone.

Amala’s undated hostel page describes accommodation inside the campus. It lists 151 rooms and 252 accommodated students in the men’s hostel, and 214 rooms and 491 students in the women’s hostel. These are published accommodation figures, not a live vacancy list or a guarantee of a room for a new student.

MBBS and super-specialty accommodation schedules have different financial terms. The provisional MBBS hostel figure includes a mess caution deposit. The separate 2025 DM/M.Ch notice describes free accommodation with an electricity/maintenance deduction and no food provision. Do not apply that postgraduate arrangement to MBBS.

NIRF 2026 disclosure; PG three-year cohorts. Counts, not a placement percentage or a promise of recruitment.

Different tables within the submission use different programme scopes. The figures above come from its PG three-year outcome table. They are historical institution-reported outcomes; they do not establish a blanket 100% placement record.

Amala’s 2026–27 MBBS instructions require a CEE allotment before reporting. They request academic and identity records, the NEET admit card and score sheet, CEE records, fitness and vaccination documents, and category evidence where applicable. NRI applicants have additional sponsorship requirements.

Organise original documents and copies by purpose: admission/allotment, educational eligibility, identity, medical requirements and category/sponsorship. The course section gives a grouped checklist. A MedCollege enquiry does not replace counselling registration or an allotment.

The college’s 2026–27 joining sheet expressly uses 2025 FRC rates until the fee is revised. Merit tuition is ₹8,56,840 and NRI tuition ₹22,49,006 in that provisional reference. Special and hostel collections have separate amounts. These figures should not be labelled as final 2026 tuition or a full-course bill.

For a concession or reimbursement, distinguish the authorised tuition demand from the scheme’s eligibility, approving authority and timing. Keep approved category evidence and payment receipts. Do not assume an income/category label covers accommodation, deposits or personal expenses, and do not rely on a reimbursement arriving before a joining deadline.

These are Kerala state-list ranks, not NEET All India Rank. Match year, phase, eligible category and college code. Special-category references are displayed separately in Cutoffs. A better historical rank does not guarantee a new allotment.

Original editorial illustrations; not campus photographs or evidence of a specific facility.

NIRF 2026 institution disclosure · PG three-year programmes. Placement rate below = reported placed graduates ÷ graduates in minimum stipulated time × 100. This is a calculated cohort ratio, not the percentage of job-seekers placed.

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Higher studies is shown separately and is not counted as placement. Historical figures do not guarantee recruitment or salary.

NIRF 2026 disclosure · UG five-year programmes · all years combined.

Two named Kerala institutions · NIRF 2026 UG five-year groups · all years combined. This is not a comparison of adjacent ranking positions.

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Amala Institute of Medical Sciences describes an integrated network of medical education, treatment, research and outreach. Its clinical infrastructure includes operating theatres, intensive-care facilities, digital radiology and a hospital information system. These services support interaction across medical specialities within the institution.

2026-09-17 · Institutional evidence

The medical-college website lists a library, classrooms, medical facilities, a secured campus, sports facilities, and canteen and coffee spaces. It publishes undergraduate, postgraduate and super-speciality academic information and links to the institution’s medical journal.

2026-09-17 · Institutional evidence

This chart counts named programme entries for Amala Institute of Medical Sciences. It does not measure seats, enrolled students, student preference or placement shares.

NEET-UG → Kerala CEE

For Amala Institute of Medical Sciences, first identify your exact programme and seat category. The entrance examination, counselling authority and college reporting instructions have different roles. The course catalogue below retains the recorded selection route for each qualification; it should not be treated as one admission rule for all programmes.

The tables and college-specific descriptions retain the source periods recorded in the supplied college profile. Dated historical information is not a confirmation of current capacity, vacancies, charges or personnel. Official-page observations added in this revision are identified separately.

• Official institution / government directory
• Institutional academic reference · institutional catalogue; dates vary
• Programme selection · 2025–26 document
• Fee evidence · 2026–27 provisional collection at 2025 rates
• CEE MBBS Phase 1 last-rank table · 2026
• CEE MBBS Phase 2 last-rank table · 2026
• CEE MBBS Phase 1 last-rank table · 2025
• CEE MBBS Phase 2 last-rank table · 2025
• Teaching, clinical care and outreach · 2026-09-17
• Student learning environment · 2026-09-17
• Official reception · 2026-09-17
• Kerala CEE: admission year and allotment notices
• Medical Counselling Committee: UG, PG and super-specialty resources
• Kerala Directorate of Medical Education
• NMC: college and course information