Command Hospital Air Force, Bangalore in Bengaluru

AFMS priority system applies. Priority I-IV categories are service, sponsored or former AFMS personnel; Priority V is civilian candidates subject to AFMS eligibility, medical-board and service-bond conditions.

Command Hospital Air Force, Bangalore is an AFMS postgraduate teaching institution affiliated with Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka. Candidates register through the MCC PG counselling portal; AFMS uses a priority system, with civilian Priority-V seats subject to the applicable AFMS bulletin requirements. NEET-PG is the qualifying examination identified in the AFMS admission notice.

The MCC matrix labels these seats Armed Forces Medical Quota. The AFMS bulletin describes Priority I-V categories; the 2025 notice specifically addresses Priority-III candidates.

CH(AF) Bangalore is an AFMS postgraduate institution, not an MBBS college. The official AFMS 2025-28 bulletin lists MD/MS/DNB training, affiliation to RGUHS, and states that fees follow the University/existing Government of India regulations; no programme-wise 2026-27 fee schedule was published in the authoritative material reviewed. The 2025 bulletin identifies CH(AF) Bangalore as an 850-bed hospital and states that Priority-IV/V stipends are paid at Karnataka Government PG-student rates. Priority-V civilian candidates must execute a five-year SSC service bond or pay the applicable bond amount; accommodation was stated as unavailable for Priority-IV/V candidates in the 2023 bulletin, but current 2026-27 accommodation terms were not published.

Identity is supported by the Indian Air Force institution page, which lists Command Hospital Air Force Bangalore (CHAB). An archived official IAF page describes it as a teaching hospital and reports postgraduate MD/MS training in 10 departments affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences; this is historical evidence (2018 archive), not confirmation of 2026-27 NMC permission or intake. No authoritative 2026-27 placement, salary, recruiter, examination-result, NIRF, internship-partner, campus-drive, alumni, registration-support or abroad-pathway data was published in the reviewed sources. Treat CHAFB as a postgraduate teaching hospital/institution rather than assuming it is an MBBS college.

The official Indian Air Force description identifies CHAFB as a teaching hospital involved in postgraduate resident training. It does not publish a student higher-studies rate or outcome for 2026-27.

The record is a hospital-based postgraduate medical training institution, not an MBBS medical college. The official AFMS information bulletin identifies Command Hospital Air Force Bangalore (CHAFB) as an 850-bed multispecialty institution conducting postgraduate courses since 1976 and affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, Karnataka. The NMC page located for this name is an older housemanship/non-teaching-hospital record and does not establish current 2026-27 MBBS or PG course permissions. No authoritative current 2026-27 faculty list, principal, accreditation, clinical-posting list, research figures, academic regulations, or NMC course-wise permission/intake was located in the reviewed official material. The 850-bed figure is institution-reported in the AFMS bulletin and should not be treated as independently verified. The current AFMS notice states admission through the AFMS priority system for NEET-PG-qualified candidates and refers to the 2024-27 session, not 2026-27.