OMC Hyderabad M.Ch Plastic Surgery FAQs
Ques. What is the total fee for M.Ch Plastic Surgery at Osmania Medical College Hyderabad?
Ans. The total fee for M.Ch Plastic Surgery at Osmania Medical College Hyderabad is INR 90,000 for the 3-year programme (INR 30,000 per year), under the Telangana government-regulated fee structure for KNRUHS-affiliated government medical colleges. Contact OMC or KNRUHS Warangal (knruhs.telangana.gov.in) to confirm the current-session fee.
Ques. How many seats are available in M.Ch Plastic Surgery at OMC Hyderabad?
Ans. Osmania Medical College Hyderabad offers 8 seats in M.Ch Plastic Surgery. Seats are divided between the All India Quota (MCC super-specialty counselling) and the state quota (KNRUHS counselling). Allotment is strictly on NEET SS merit rank.
Ques. What is the eligibility for M.Ch Plastic Surgery at OMC Hyderabad?
Ans. Candidates must hold MBBS and MS (General Surgery) or equivalent NMC-recognised PG surgical qualification in the relevant specialty. A valid NEET SS score in the applicable specialisation group is mandatory. Refer to the NBE NEET SS information bulletin for the specific qualifying PG degrees for M.Ch Plastic Surgery.
Ques. How does admission work for M.Ch Plastic Surgery at OMC Hyderabad?
Ans. Candidates qualify through NEET SS (held in December by NBE). AIQ seats are allotted through MCC Super-Specialty Counselling at mcc.nic.in. State quota seats at OMC go through KNRUHS state counselling. After allotment, candidates report to OMC for document verification and fee payment before the programme begins.
Ques. Do M.Ch students at OMC Hyderabad receive a stipend?
Ans. Yes, M.Ch super-specialty trainees at government medical colleges in Telangana receive a monthly stipend as per KNRUHS norms. The stipend is intended to support trainees during the 3-year programme. Contact KNRUHS Warangal or the OMC administrative office for the current stipend rates applicable to the 2026-27 batch.
Ques. What are the career prospects after M.Ch Plastic Surgery from OMC Hyderabad?
Ans. Graduates work as plastic and reconstructive surgeons in government hospitals, trauma centres, corporate super-specialty hospitals, and independent practice. Career pathways include faculty positions at government and private medical colleges, specialist roles in corporate hospitals, and government service through TSMEDCOS, ESIC, or central government health services. OMC’s high surgical caseload ensures extensive operative experience that is valued in competitive recruitment.


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