MS Orthopedics

1. MBBS degree recognized under NMC / relevant regulations.
2. Completed or due to complete the required rotating internship before cut-off date for admission.
3. Qualified in NEET PG with required percentile/rank (as per category) to be eligible for counselling for MS seats.
4. Registered (or to obtain) permanent/ provisional registration certificate with NMC / State Medical Council as per PG admission norms. (As per general MS orthopaedic admission norms)

1. CIMS is a government medical college established in 2016, situated in Yadapura village, Chamarajanagar district, Karnataka. The institute spans about 42 acres and is affiliated to RGUHS, under the regulation of NMC.
2. The MS – Orthopaedics program at CIMS is a 3-year postgraduate course, with a sanctioned intake of 3 seats. The course trains postgraduate doctors in orthopaedic surgery and musculoskeletal medicine: managing trauma (fractures, dislocations), degenerative disorders, joint problems, orthopedic surgeries, pre- and post-operative care, emergency orthopaedic care, and rehabilitation. Given the hospital associated with CIMS is a tertiary-care facility serving a large patient population from district and surrounding rural/tribal areas, trainees are likely to get practical exposure to a diverse range of orthopedic cases — trauma, accidents, fractures, degenerative conditions, etc. This exposure is valuable for clinical and surgical experience.
3. The tuition fee for the whole 3-year MS Orthopaedics program under government quota is listed as ₹ 3,42,450. As a government-run institution, CIMS aims to contribute to healthcare accessibility in the underserved and rural districts around Chamarajanagar, while offering medical education and postgraduate specialization.

Step 1: Candidate must appear for NEET PG and obtain a valid score/rank.

Step 2: Register for PG counselling (state quota / all-India quota as per seat allocation). CIMS participates in PG seat allotment for MS/MD courses.

Step 3: Seat allotment is done based on rank, quota (state or all-India), reservation category, seat availability. For MS Orthopaedics at CIMS there are 3 seats as per latest seat-matrix.

Step 4: Once seat is allotted — complete admission formalities: document verification (MBBS degree, internship completion certificate, registration certificate, NEET PG scorecard, identity proof), payment of tuition/other fees as per government-college fee structure.

Step 5: After admission, join the course at CIMS; register under RGUHS; begin academic sessions & orthopaedic surgical/clinical postings, training and rotations as per institute curriculum.