Azeezia Medical College Kollam M.D Anaesthesiology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The course runs for 3 years full-time at the Meeyannoor teaching hospital. Training combines supervised ward duties, daily clinical postings, operation-theatre and critical-care postings, emergency rotations, and academic seminars. Residents rotate through allied departments and present regular case discussions and journal clubs. They must clear the university theory and practical examinations and submit a research dissertation to KUHS, which is mandatory for the award of the postgraduate degree in the speciality.

Ans. Admission is based purely on a valid NEET-PG score, followed by Kerala state PG medical counselling conducted by CEE Kerala. There is no separate institutional entrance test. State, management, and NRI seats are filled through this merit-based counselling against the candidate’s percentile and rank, so tracking the official schedule closely is important. Candidates from outside Kerala can also compete for management and NRI seats subject to the same NEET-PG eligibility, and seat availability per speciality is confirmed through the published counselling seat matrix.

Ans. The full-course fee is INR 18,49,748 for the complete 3-year residency. A refundable caution deposit is also collected separately at admission and returned on course completion. The fee level broadly reflects the clinical training the speciality involves at the self-financing teaching hospital, and NRI-quota fees are charged at a higher slab. Candidates should confirm the year-wise payment schedule with the college office at the time of admission.

Ans. Yes. PG residents at Azeezia Medical College are paid a monthly stipend in line with Kerala government and KUHS norms applicable to self-financing-college residents. The amount is revised periodically and generally increases across the first, second, and third years of training as clinical responsibilities and on-call duties grow. Residents take part in round-the-clock ward, casualty, and outpatient duties as part of the salaried clinical residency at the teaching hospital.

Ans. Candidates need an MBBS degree from an NMC-recognised college, a completed compulsory rotating internship, and a permanent medical registration certificate. A qualifying NEET-PG percentile in the current cycle is essential, since the seat is allotted strictly through merit and preference in the Kerala state counselling rounds conducted by CEE Kerala. Candidates should keep their internship-completion and registration certificates ready for verification at the time of reporting to the allotted college after counselling concludes.

Ans. Eligible students can apply for the Kerala e-Grantz Post-Matric Scholarship, the Central Sector Scholarship, and the Kerala Minority Professional-Course Scholarship. These are processed through the Kerala e-Grantz and National Scholarship portals, and depend on domicile, community, income limits, and annual government sanction linked to satisfactory attendance and academic progress.