| College Type | Public Sector |
| Recognized By | Pakistan Medical Commission (PMC) |
| Affiliated With | Lahore General Hospital |
The Ameer-ud-Din Medical College Lahore was established in 1973 within King Edward Medical College. Its goal was to provide postgraduate education and training to doctors in clinical and basic subjects. This college is the fifth public sector medical college in the city. It is affiliated with Lahore General Hospital, and its students are taught by PGMI’s experienced faculty.
The PGMI faculty suggested the name of the college to honor the services of Professor Dr. Ameer-ud-Din, the Emirates Professor of Surgery. In 1974, they officially established Medical College in the Experimental Medicine Department of King Edward Medical College and Lahore General Hospital.
Ameer-ud-Din College aimed to provide postgraduate education in clinical and basic disciplines. The opening of new medical colleges highlighted the shortage of medical teachers, especially in basic medical sciences.
Mission
To produce professional, knowledgeable, clinically competent, and self-directed medical graduates. They achieve this through evidence-based educational practices and the continuous professional development of the faculty.
Vision
To enhance community healthcare services through excellence in undergraduate medical education.
Courses and Programs by Ameer-ud-Din Medical College
Ameer-ud-Din Medical College offers a diverse range of 60 programs, including 12 Diploma and 48 Degree Courses. These programs aim to provide comprehensive postgraduate training in both clinical and basic medical sciences, equipping doctors with advanced skills and knowledge for their professional development.
| MBBS | 5 years |
| M. Phil. Forensic Medicine | 2 years |
| MS Paediatrics Surgery | 3 years |
| MS Cardiac Surgery | 3 years |
| MS Plastic Surgery | 3 years |
