AMC Dibrugarh M.Ch Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. Candidates must hold an MD or MS degree in a relevant surgical specialisation from a recognised medical institution, possess valid Medical Council registration, and have a qualifying NEET SS score. Applicants must meet the clinical experience requirements set by the National Medical Commission for super-specialty admissions. Only candidates with the prescribed pre-qualification in relevant disciplines are eligible to apply.

Ans. M.Ch admission is merit-based on NEET SS scores. Candidates must register and appear for the NEET SS exam, obtain a valid qualifying score, and participate in the Assam state super-specialty counselling process. Seats are allocated by merit. Shortlisted candidates undergo document verification to confirm MBBS, MD/MS degrees, and experience criteria before completing admission formalities.

Ans. M.Ch residents are posted in the relevant surgical department for three years, progressively taking on operative responsibilities under direct faculty supervision. Training covers advanced surgical procedures, preoperative assessment, operative technique, postoperative patient management, management of complications, and surgical research. By the final year, residents are expected to manage complex surgical cases independently under faculty oversight.

Ans. M.Ch at Assam Medical College is a government super-specialty programme with fees significantly lower than private institutions. Annual tuition fees range from INR 80,000 to INR 1,00,000 per year. The total 3-year programme cost in tuition fees is INR 2,40,000 to INR 3,00,000. Hostel and material charges are payable separately as per the college’s annual schedule.

Ans. M.Ch graduates can practice as super-specialty surgeons in tertiary care hospitals across Assam and Northeast India, apply for faculty positions in medical colleges, or develop specialist surgical units. Graduates are eligible for senior surgical positions in government health services, AIIMS, and other central health institutions. The M.Ch credential enables independent super-specialty practice and academic teaching.

Ans. Yes, M.Ch residents are required to complete a research dissertation as part of the programme. The dissertation involves clinical or experimental research under faculty guidance and must be submitted and evaluated for successful degree completion. Residents are also encouraged to present case studies and research findings at medical conferences and submit papers to peer-reviewed surgical journals.