MS General Surgery at Travancore Medical College and Hospital, Kollam in Kollam, India | Docthub Courses

Course Overview

Eligibility Criteria

MBBS degree recognized by NMC/KUHS.
Completed or expected to complete the 1-year internship before admission deadline.
Valid NEET-PG qualifying score as per norms.
Permanent/Provisional registration with NMC or State Medical Council.

Travancore Medical College & Hospital, Kollam, is a private multi-specialty medical institution established in 2009, affiliated with Kerala University of Health Sciences (KUHS), and recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC). Its attached Travancore Medicity Hospital provides extensive clinical exposure across multiple surgical and medical specialties.
The MS General Surgery programme is a three-year postgraduate degree designed to train surgeons in operative and non-operative management of surgical patients. Trainees gain hands-on experience in abdominal surgery, gastrointestinal procedures, trauma surgery, hernia repair, breast surgery, endocrine surgery, and laparoscopic procedures. Training includes ward rounds, outpatient clinics, operation theatre sessions, emergency surgery postings, seminars, case discussions, and research under experienced faculty. Graduates are prepared for hospital practice, academic roles, or super-specialty fellowships.
Seat intake: Approximately 2 seats per year for MS General Surgery.

Qualify NEET-PG: Sit for the NEET-PG exam and obtain a valid score. (shiksha.com)
Register for Counselling: Apply via MCC for All India Quota and Kerala state PG counselling.
Choice Filling: Select MS General Surgery and Travancore Medical College.
Document Verification: Submit MBBS degree, internship certificate, NEET-PG scorecard, registration certificate, ID proof, and category certificates (if applicable).
Seat Allotment: Based on NEET-PG rank, category, and availability.
Fee Payment & Reporting: Pay fees and report to the college within the specified deadline to confirm admission.

Kollam, India

Private College

Est. 2009

Medical