MS General Surgery

• MBBS from a recognised institution.
• Completed internship by the date specified in the admission notification.
• Appeared for and qualified the NEET PG exam (or relevant PG medical entrance exam) and taken part in counselling.
• Domicile/residency requirements: For GMC Jammu, many PG seats appear to favour candidates from the Union Territory of J&K (or Ladakh) or as per state counselling norms.
• Other institutional criteria such as category-wise minimums, medical fitness, submission of documents, etc.

The MS in Orthopaedics at GMC Jammu is a rigorous three-year postgraduate surgical programme geared towards providing in-depth training in orthopaedic surgery. The curriculum includes trauma management, bone and joint disorders, paediatric orthopaedics, arthroplasty (joint replacement), spine surgery, arthroscopy, sports injuries, deformity correction, and allied clinical postings. With a seat intake of 16 as listed in one source, students receive hands-on clinical exposure in a government medical college setting that handles a high patient load and wide variety of orthopaedic cases. The tuition fee is approximately ₹ 75,000 for the full three-year duration as per one listing. The favourable cost, along with government institution status, makes it a competitive choice for aspiring orthopaedic surgeons. The college’s infrastructure and orthopaedic department faculty—as per the department listing—supports academic, clinical and research training.

1. Complete MBBS and internship, and obtain medical registration.
2. Appear for and secure a qualifying score in the NEET PG examination (or equivalent).
3. Register for the PG medical counselling process (for Jammu & Kashmir state quota / all-India quota as applicable).
4. In choice filling, select “MS Orthopaedics – GMC Jammu”. Seat allotment is based on NEET PG rank, category/quotas, domicile/eligibility and availability of seats. For example, cut-off ranks listed for MS Orthopaedics at GMC Jammu: Round 1 ~ 7,362 (General) and Round 2 ~ 13,652 (General) in one year.
5. After allotment, report to the college with the required documents (MBBS certificate, internship certificate, NEET PG scorecard, registration certificate, identity and domicile proofs etc).
6. Pay programme fees, complete registration with the department, attend orientation and commence the academic/clinical schedule.