BHU M.Ch Plastic Surgery: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

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The Master of Chirurgiae [M.Ch] in Plastic Surgery at Banaras Hindu University (BHU), Varanasi is a 3-year full-time super-specialty surgical programme offered by the Institute of Medical Sciences (IMS BHU). The programme provides comprehensive training in plastic, reconstructive, and aesthetic surgery, covering areas such as burn management, hand surgery, craniofacial surgery, microsurgery, and cosmetic procedures. IMS BHU is ranked #6 out of 50 in NIRF Medical Rankings 2025, making it one of the premier institutions for super-specialty surgical training in India. The total fee for the programme is approximately Rs. 1.21 Lakhs for the entire 3-year duration, and residents receive a monthly stipend as per NMC norms. Admission is based on NEET-SS scores followed by MCC All India Quota counselling.

Admissions for the 2026 academic session are currently ongoing through MCC SS Counselling 2026. Round 1 results were declared on March 18, 2026, and Round 2 choice filling is currently open (March 28 - April 4, 2026). The academic session for super-specialty courses is set to commence from April 10, 2026. NEET-SS 2026 was conducted on December 26-27, 2026, with results declared on January 28, 2027.

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IMS BHU is ranked #6 in NIRF Medical Rankings 2025, making it one of the top institutions for plastic surgery training in India.
The Department of Plastic Surgery at IMS BHU is one of the busiest plastic surgery departments in North India, handling a high volume of burn, trauma, and reconstructive cases.
M.Ch Plastic Surgery residents at IMS BHU receive a monthly stipend as per NMC norms.
The programme provides training in all sub-specialties of plastic surgery including burns, microsurgery, hand surgery, craniofacial surgery, and aesthetic surgery.
IMS BHU has a dedicated Burns Unit and Plastic Surgery OT with advanced infrastructure.
The programme follows NMC-prescribed curriculum for M.Ch Plastic Surgery.
Admission is through NEET-SS, a national-level super-specialty entrance exam conducted by NBEMS.
NEET-SS 2026 closing rank for MCh Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at IMS BHU was 375 (General category).

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06 May, 2026 BHU Fee Structure 2026-27 is out for M.Ch Plastic Surgery programs. The total academic fee is ₹ 1.21 Lakhs. Learn more.

BHU M.Ch Plastic Surgery Fees

The M.Ch Plastic Surgery programme at IMS BHU is extremely affordable, with a total fee of approximately Rs. 1.21 Lakhs for the entire 3-year programme. In addition to the low fee, residents receive a monthly stipend as per NMC norms, which significantly offsets the cost of the programme. Hostel accommodation is available separately at approximately Rs. 5,375 per year for male students.

Fee Structure

Fee Component	Year 1 (INR)	Year 2 (INR)	Year 3 (INR)	Total (INR)
Tuition Fee	5,000	5,000	5,000	15,000
Admission Fee (one-time)	50	-	-	50
Other Charges	9,276	9,276	9,276	27,828
Yearly Fee	14,326	14,276	14,276	-
Total Fee				~1,21,000
Hostel Fee (per year, Male)	5,375	5,375	5,375	16,125

Fees are refundable as per BHU's refund policy if admission is withdrawn before the last date.
Residents receive a monthly stipend as per NMC norms: approximately Rs. 99,263 (Year 1), Rs. 1,02,071 (Year 2), and Rs. 1,16,507 (Year 3).
Hostel accommodation is not mandatory and is allotted on a merit-cum-distance basis.
Sponsored candidates (from other institutions) do not receive stipend from IMS BHU.
MCC SS Counselling registration fee is Rs. 5,000 (non-refundable) for General/OBC; Rs. 2,500 for SC/ST/PwBD.

BHU M.Ch Plastic Surgery Admission 2026

Admissions to M.Ch Plastic Surgery at IMS BHU are conducted through NEET-SS (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test - Super Specialty), a national-level exam conducted by NBEMS. Candidates qualifying NEET-SS participate in MCC All India Quota counselling for seat allotment. The 2026 admission cycle is currently ongoing with Round 2 counselling in progress.

MCC SS Counselling 2026 Schedule

Event	Date
NEET-SS 2026 Exam	December 26-27, 2026
NEET-SS 2026 Result	January 28, 2027
MCC SS Counselling 2026 Information Bulletin	March 10, 2026
Round 1 Registration	March 10-15, 2026
Round 1 Choice Filling	March 11-16, 2026
Round 1 Result	March 18, 2026
Round 1 Reporting	March 19-25, 2026
Round 2 Registration	March 28 - April 3, 2026
Round 2 Choice Filling	March 29 - April 4, 2026
Round 2 Result	April 7, 2026
Round 2 Reporting	April 8-16, 2026
Academic Session Commencement	April 10, 2026

NEET-SS 2026 Exam Dates

Event	Date
NEET-SS 2026 Registration	November 5, 2026 - November 25, 2026
Admit Card Release	December 22, 2026
Exam Date	December 26-27, 2026
Result Declaration	January 28, 2027

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must hold an MS in General Surgery or equivalent from an NMC-recognised institution.
Minimum 55% aggregate marks in the qualifying MS degree (50% for SC/ST/OBC candidates).
Must have qualified NEET-SS 2026 in the relevant super-specialty group (Surgical Group).
Candidates must be registered with the Medical Council of India or State Medical Council.

Admission Process:

Qualify NEET-SS conducted by NBEMS.
Register on MCC portal (mcc.nic.in) for SS Counselling 2026.
Pay the counselling registration fee (Rs. 5,000 for General/OBC; Rs. 2,500 for SC/ST/PwBD).
Fill in college and course preferences during choice filling window.
Participate in seat allotment rounds based on NEET-SS rank and category.
Report to IMS BHU within the stipulated reporting period with original documents.
Complete document verification and pay admission fee to confirm seat.

BHU M.Ch Plastic Surgery Scholarships 2026

M.Ch Plastic Surgery residents at IMS BHU receive a monthly stipend as per NMC norms, which is the primary form of financial support for super-specialty residents. The stipend is substantial and covers living expenses for most residents. Additionally, government scholarship schemes such as the UP Government Scholarship and NSP are available for eligible candidates. Sponsored candidates from other institutions do not receive stipend from IMS BHU.

Financial Support Details

Financial Support	Details
Monthly Stipend (Year 1)	Rs. 99,263 per month (as per NMC norms)
Monthly Stipend (Year 2)	Rs. 1,02,071 per month (as per NMC norms)
Monthly Stipend (Year 3)	Rs. 1,16,507 per month (as per NMC norms)
UP Government Scholarship	Available for UP domicile students meeting income criteria
National Scholarship Portal (NSP)	Available for eligible students from other states

Stipend amounts are as per NMC norms and may be revised periodically.
Sponsored candidates (deputed by other institutions) are not eligible for stipend from IMS BHU.
Students must maintain satisfactory academic performance to continue receiving stipend.
The low fee structure combined with the stipend makes this programme financially very attractive.

BHU M.Ch Plastic Surgery FAQs

Ques. How many seats are available for M.Ch Plastic Surgery at IMS BHU?

Ans. IMS BHU offers seats for M.Ch Plastic Surgery through MCC All India Quota SS Counselling. As per NEET-SS 2026 seat matrix data, IMS BHU participates in the Surgical Group counselling. The seats are distributed across categories as per the Government of India reservation policy. The NEET-SS 2026 closing rank for MCh Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at IMS BHU was 375 for the General category.

Ques. What is the stipend for M.Ch Plastic Surgery residents at IMS BHU?

Ans. Residents receive a monthly stipend as per NMC norms: approximately Rs. 99,263 in Year 1, Rs. 1,02,071 in Year 2, and Rs. 1,16,507 in Year 3. This stipend is paid by IMS BHU to all regular (non-sponsored) residents.

Ques. What is the eligibility for M.Ch Plastic Surgery at IMS BHU?

Ans. Candidates must hold an MS in General Surgery or equivalent from an NMC-recognised institution with at least 55% marks (50% for SC/ST/OBC). They must also qualify NEET-SS in the Surgical Group. Registration with MCI/State Medical Council is mandatory.

Ques. What sub-specialties are covered in the M.Ch Plastic Surgery programme at IMS BHU?

Ans. The programme covers all major sub-specialties of plastic surgery including burn management and reconstruction, hand surgery, microsurgery and free flap reconstruction, craniofacial surgery, cleft lip and palate surgery, aesthetic and cosmetic surgery, and skin grafting. The high patient volume at IMS BHU ensures excellent exposure to diverse cases.

Ques. Is the M.Ch Plastic Surgery at IMS BHU recognised by NMC?

Ans. Yes, the M.Ch Plastic Surgery programme at IMS BHU is fully recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC). IMS BHU is one of the premier medical institutions in India and all its super-specialty programmes are NMC-approved.

Ques. What are the career prospects after completing M.Ch Plastic Surgery from IMS BHU?

Ans. M.Ch Plastic Surgery graduates from IMS BHU can pursue careers as consultant plastic surgeons in government hospitals, private hospitals, and their own practice. They can also pursue academic careers as faculty in medical colleges. The specialisation is in high demand given the growing need for reconstructive surgery (burns, trauma, cancer reconstruction) and aesthetic surgery in India. IMS BHU's reputation ensures strong career prospects for its graduates.

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