MCh Neuro Surgery

1. MBBS from an NMC-recognized medical college.
2. Completed MS (General Surgery) or recognized equivalent (as specified for super-speciality).
3. Qualified in NEET-SS (national super-specialty entrance) or the relevant state/institute selection process.
4. Fulfil institute/university documentation & registration requirements.

Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences (AIMS), Bellur, runs a functional Department of Neurosurgery with experienced faculty and surgical services — the department performs neurosurgical procedures, maintains academic activities, and supports undergraduate and PG clinical exposure. The department lists consultants and faculty with MS / MCh qualifications and runs clinical services, teaching rounds and academic programmes for trainees. However, AIMS’s official PG seat-matrix and admissions lists show MD / MS and other PG courses but do not show a sanctioned MCh Neurosurgery programme (2024–25). If you are looking specifically to pursue an MCh in Neurosurgery you will need to verify whether AIMS has applied for or received sanction (this is not yet reflected on their public PG documents). For now, neurosurgical clinical exposure at AIMS is available via the department (for MBBS / MS training and clinical work), but super-speciality (MCh) training is not officially published.

1. Complete MBBS → MS (General Surgery) or equivalent recognised surgical postgraduate degree.
2. Register with the Medical Council (NMC / State).
3. Appear for NEET-SS (or any current national/state super-speciality entrance applicable that year).
4. Participate in national/state counselling for MCh seats and apply to institutes that have sanctioned MCh Neurosurgery seats.
5. If AIMS introduces an MCh in future, follow their official admission notification, counselling and document verification process (AIMS posts PG seat-matrix and admitted student lists on its website). At present, AIMS’s PG-admission page lists other MD/MS seats but no MCh Neurosurgery seats.