Hassan Munawar

3 months ago

Review

Its great to see such medical school here..... i hope they are delivering quality education to make good doctors.....

A Tabi

2 months ago

Review

In the late 1960s, a government study concluded that more medical colleges were needed in Pakistan to improve medical education, research and healthcare in the country. In particular, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa was in dire need of health reforms - a decision was thus made in 1972 to construct another medical college outside of the Peshawarregion. In 1975, four cities were shortlisted for the site of the new college; Abbottabad, Dera Ismail Khan, Mingora and Chitral. A decision was made in 1978 to build the new college in Abbottabad and on 9 May 1979, Ayub Medical College was established. The first batch consisted of 100 students (class of 1984) were accommodated at the Education Extension Centre, while the present college campus and teaching hospital were being constructed north of the town. On 30 December 1990, the new campus opened its doors to students and faculty. Abbottabad District Headquarters Hospital remained affiliated to Ayub Medical College upon the opening of Ayub Teaching Hospital in 1998. AMC was named after former President Ayub Khan, who hailed from nearby Haripur. The first principal of AMC was Dr. Abdul Jamil Khan. Today AMC hosts one of the largest medical college campuses in Pakistan.

Ahmad Shah Syed Shah

5 months ago

Review

2nd best medical college ok KPK and one of the best in Pakistan in academic race. But no other medical college can match the beauty and the location advantage it has. Best weather, beautiful views, make it Love.

Huma Malik

2 months ago

Review

Nice hospital

Yasir Rehman

a year ago

Review

The hospital has been improved considerably like attendance, availability of medicine, cleanliness and staff attitude. I appreciate the development and hope more and more advancements.