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Here's what Rakesh Sood (1977) said about MAMC Memories:

"Perhaps the best time enjoyed with friends. Hardly studied but grew a lot . Loved teachers like Drs. Tripathi (Pharmacology), B.K. Tondon/Phalelker (Anatomy) and many more. Some were terrible. Won\'t name them though. Retired from a professorship at a medical college in Richmond, Virginia, USA after 19 years. Now in private practice as a chief psychiatrist and director of sleep disorders center in a private hospital."