Question 1

Does UCMS give preference to its own MBBS graduates for MD/MS admissions?

Accepted Answer

Yes. UCMS MBBS graduates are eligible for a Delhi University institutional quota preference in PG admissions at DU-affiliated medical colleges, including UCMS, MAMC, and LHMC. This gives them an edge over outside candidates competing in the open Delhi state quota category, making the path to MD/MS specialisation considerably smoother for in-house MBBS graduates.

Question 2

What is the monthly stipend for UCMS MD/MS students, and does it cover the tuition fees?

Accepted Answer

PG residents at UCMS receive a monthly stipend of 1,10,500 to 1,16,673 credited by GTB Hospital, where they train, starting from the date of joining. Given the total three-year tuition fee of 1,52,000 for MD and 1,92,000 for MS, the stipend more than covers the cost of the programme within the first two months alone.

Question 3

Can candidates from outside Delhi apply for Delhi State Quota seats at UCMS?

Accepted Answer

No. Delhi State Quota seats at UCMS require valid Delhi domicile. Candidates from other states can only compete for All India Quota (AIQ) seats through MCC PG counselling at mcc.nic.in. AIQ covers 50% of total PG seats at UCMS.

Question 4

What original documents are needed at the time of reporting to UCMS after seat allotment?

Accepted Answer

Carry the original MBBS degree certificate and marksheets, internship completion certificate, medical council registration certificate (state or NMC), NEET-PG scorecard, MCC or FMSC seat allotment letter, valid ID proof, passport-size photographs, and caution money of 10,000 payable at admission. Missing any document at the time of joining can delay or cancel your seat.

Question 5

Which is more competitive: AIQ or Delhi State Quota at UCMS for MD/MS?

Accepted Answer

AIQ is significantly more competitive since it draws applicants from across India for a limited number of seats, with closing ranks for popular specialisations like General Medicine, Paediatrics, Dermatology, and General Surgery typically falling among the top few hundred nationally. Delhi state quota is more accessible for domicile candidates, though high-demand specialisations close early in both channels.

Question 6

If I miss Round 1 of MCC counselling for UCMS, can I still get a seat in subsequent rounds?

Accepted Answer

Yes. MCC PG counselling has Round 1, Round 2, and a Mop-up round. Unfilled seats from Round 1 carry forward to later rounds. However, popular specialisations typically fill by Round 2, so late rounds offer fewer choices. Registering on time for Round 1 and keeping your preference list broad gives you the best shot at your preferred specialisation.

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