Difference Between MC or MDC and Other Categories
MCs and MDCs are selected via GHQ selection board and have joined AM College as under training medical cadets for AMC or ADC cadre. They are bound to serve Pakistan Army for 13 years after their passing out from PMA as Capt Doctors. They complete their graduation from AM College and then go to PMA as GCs in Integrated Course. They upon qualifying in Basic Military Training get pass out from Pakistan Military Academy. For Female MCs, they get Basic Military Training in AFPGMI. So MCs are in fact Gentleman Cadets and get paid accordingly and are bound by same discipline as per Pakistan Army Act. They get stipend of about Rs 29800 per month and enjoy all other facilities such as free messing etc. While other categories are just cadets by name and are actually just students who complete their graduation and then may join army in future after completion of their course. AM Colleges' Training Branch usually provide them House Job in MH or CMH Rawalpindi.
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