History of AMC

Aichi Medical College (AMC) was established in 2012, with its academic activities commencing in the 2014–2015 session at the Uttara campus. In 2019, the college was relocated to its permanent campus at Amalia, Demra. The name “Aichi” is derived from a Japanese word meaning “beautiful.” The institution is operated and managed by the Sky View Foundation.

Within a short period, the college has achieved significant milestones under the expert guidance of its faculty members and the careful supervision of the Principal. AMC has earned a strong reputation through the dedication of its teachers, the sincerity of its students, and the commitment of its administrative staff.

Aim and Objectives

The primary aim of Aichi Medical College is to produce qualified medical graduates capable of serving the nation according to its healthcare needs. The institution also aspires to develop into a leading medical research center, where medical professionals can acquire, apply, and enhance their knowledge and clinical skills.

Instructions for Students

• All students must carry their identity card while on campus.
• Students are required to wear decent trousers, mild-colored shirts, and proper shoes during college hours. Jeans, sandals, and inappropriate attire are strictly prohibited. Violation of the dress code will result in disciplinary action without prior notice.
• Attendance in classes must be in clean, well-pressed white aprons with a nameplate displayed on the left front side.
• Smoking is strictly prohibited within the college and hospital premises. The AMC campus is a non-smoking zone.
• Posting or pasting posters on the walls of the college or hospital is not allowed.
• Demonstrations, slogans, or protests within the college or hospital premises are strictly forbidden. Students involved in such activities will face severe disciplinary action, including possible expulsion.
• Students must maintain proper conduct with faculty members, staff, and hospital employees. Any form of misbehavior will be treated as indiscipline and dealt with accordingly.
• Students are expected to uphold the highest standards of academic integrity and personal discipline. Upon admission, students and their parents/guardians must sign an undertaking to comply with all college rules and regulations.
• Each student must arrange their own prescribed textbooks, dissecting instruments, and medical equipment, as the college will not provide these items.
• In case of absence due to illness or unavoidable circumstances, a written explanation from parents/guardians along with a medical certificate must be submitted to the concerned teachers and forwarded to the Principal for approval.
• Continuous absence of four weeks from any class without valid reasons will result in the student’s name being struck off from the rolls. Re-admission will be required to continue classes or appear in examinations.