SGT University Gurgaon MDS Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. There is a discrepancy between the fee listed on the official SGT University programme page (INR 15 Lakh per annum) and the figure confirmed by Shiksha sourced from the official college website (INR 11 Lakh per annum, INR 33 Lakh total). This discrepancy may be due to the official website reflecting a revised or updated fee for 2026-27, while the Shiksha data reflects the 2025-26 fee. Additionally, a one-time refundable caution money of INR 50,000 is payable at admission. Students are strongly advised to contact the SGT University admissions office directly or check the official brochure for the confirmed fee applicable to the 2026-27 session before making any decisions.

Ans. SGT University has 6 DCI-approved seats for MDS Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery. Since SGT is a private university, all seats fall under the Haryana State Quota and are filled through the centralised Haryana NEET MDS counselling conducted by DMER Haryana. Seats are available under the State Quota (for Haryana domicile candidates, with reservation benefits) and the Open/Management Quota (open to all Indian candidates based on NEET MDS merit, regardless of domicile). There are no All India Quota (AIQ) seats at SGT University as it is a private institution.

Ans. MDS in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS) is one of the most versatile and surgically intensive dental specialities. Graduates are trained to handle complex jaw surgeries, facial trauma, tumour excisions, dental implants, cleft lip and palate corrections, and orthognathic surgeries. Career options include working as oral surgeons in multi-specialty hospitals, trauma centres, cancer hospitals, or setting up private surgical practices. The speciality also offers opportunities in academic institutions and research. With the growing demand for facial reconstructive surgery and implantology in India, OMFS specialists are increasingly sought after, particularly in metro cities like Delhi NCR.

Ans. SGT University's Faculty of Dental Sciences has a dedicated Department of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery with fully equipped operation theatres, surgical simulation facilities, and a well-stocked dental hospital. The SGT Dental College Hospital and Research Institute provides a steady flow of trauma, oncology, and elective surgical cases from the Gurugram and Delhi NCR region. The MDS OMFS curriculum includes clinical rotations in the surgical department, exposure to general anaesthesia management, and training in advanced surgical techniques. Students are also required to complete a mandatory dissertation, contributing to research in oral surgery.

Ans. Based on 2025 Haryana counselling trends, MDS Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at SGT University (private college, state quota) typically closes at NEET MDS ranks in the range of approximately 2,500 to 7,000 for the general category through state quota, and up to 12,000-15,000 through management quota in later rounds. OMFS is generally a moderately competitive branch - more competitive than pre-clinical specialities but less so than Orthodontics or Prosthodontics at top colleges. These are indicative figures; actual closing ranks vary each year. Candidates should check the official DMER Haryana counselling data for the most recent closing ranks.

Ans. Yes, candidates from outside Haryana can apply for MDS Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at SGT University through the Open/Management Quota in the Haryana NEET MDS counselling. Since SGT is a private university, 100% of its seats are under the Haryana State Quota, but the Management Quota within this is open to all Indian candidates based on NEET MDS merit, regardless of domicile. Non-Haryana candidates need to register on the DMER Haryana counselling portal after NEET MDS result, pay the counselling registration fee of INR 2,500 (General category), and participate in the choice filling and seat allotment process. There is no separate direct admission process outside of the centralised counselling.