VMMC MS General Surgery FAQs
Ques. What NEET-PG rank is needed for MS General Surgery at VMMC?
Ans. For the AIQ 50% quota at VMMC, the General category closing rank for MS General Surgery in 2025 was 451, making it among the most competitive surgical seats in India. For the institutional quota, the General category closing rank was 2,146 in 2025. These ranks vary each year depending on total applicants and seat availability.
Ques. How many seats are available for MS General Surgery at VMMC?
Ans. VMMC offers 25 seats for MS General Surgery. Seats are distributed between the All India Quota (AIQ 50%) filled through MCC PG counselling and the institutional quota filled through VMMC’s own process. Reservation norms for SC/ST/OBC/EWS categories apply to both quotas as per government regulations.
Ques. What is the stipend for MS General Surgery residents at VMMC?
Ans. MS General Surgery residents at VMMC receive a monthly stipend of INR 1,36,008 in Year 1, INR 1,39,680 in Year 2, and INR 1,43,568 in Year 3. The stipend is disbursed monthly and provided by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare for residents at central government teaching hospitals throughout the 3-year programme.
Ques. What surgical training is available during MS General Surgery at VMMC?
Ans. Residents at VMMC undergo training in emergency and trauma surgery, laparoscopic procedures, abdominal surgery, oncological surgery, and endoscopy at Safdarjung Hospital. With over 2,900 beds and one of Delhi’s busiest emergency departments, Safdarjung offers high case volumes and diverse clinical presentations across all areas of general surgery throughout the 3-year residency.
Ques. What is the total fee for MS General Surgery at VMMC?
Ans. The total programme fee for MS General Surgery at VMMC is INR 1,15,000 for the full 3-year course. VMMC is a central government medical college and fees are heavily subsidised. Residents also receive a monthly stipend that covers living expenses during the programme, making this one of the most affordable surgical PG programmes in India.
Ques. What career paths are available after MS General Surgery from VMMC?
Ans. Graduates from VMMC’s MS General Surgery programme can pursue MCh super-specialty programmes in GI surgery, surgical oncology, or plastic surgery through NEET-SS. Many also join government hospitals as specialist surgeons or take up assistant professor positions in medical colleges. Private hospital surgical consultancy is also a common career path after this degree from a central government institution.


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