CIMS MS FAQs
Ques. How many seats are available in MS General Surgery at CIMS Bilaspur?
Ans. CIMS Bilaspur has 6 seats in MS General Surgery as per the NEET PG 2025 seat matrix. These are divided between AIQ (3 seats) and State Quota (3 seats). Candidates with Chhattisgarh domicile can apply through both routes.
Ques. What is the NEET PG rank required to get MS General Surgery at CIMS Bilaspur?
Ans. MS General Surgery is a highly competitive specialty. Based on the 2025 state counselling data, the closing rank for UR-NC category was approximately in the range of 3,000 to 8,000 across different rounds. Only candidates with a high NEET PG rank can secure this seat.
Ques. What is the monthly stipend for MS General Surgery PG students at CIMS Bilaspur?
Ans. PG residents at CIMS Bilaspur receive a monthly stipend of Rs. 42,500 in the 1st year, Rs. 45,000 in the 2nd year, and Rs. 47,000 in the 3rd year, as per state government norms.
Ques. Is there a bond obligation after completing MS General Surgery at CIMS Bilaspur?
Ans. Yes. All PG students admitted to CIMS Bilaspur must sign a 2-year compulsory government service bond. Failure to complete the bond service attracts a penalty of Rs. 50,00,000 (Rs. 50 lakh).
Ques. What career options are available after MS General Surgery from CIMS Bilaspur?
Ans. MS General Surgery graduates can work as surgeons in government hospitals, set up private surgical practices, pursue MCh super-speciality courses in surgical oncology, GI surgery, vascular surgery, or paediatric surgery, work as faculty in medical colleges, or join multispecialty hospitals. MS General Surgery is the foundation for most surgical super-specialities in India.
Ques. What surgical training is available for MS General Surgery students at CIMS Bilaspur?
Ans. The Department of General Surgery at CIMS handles a high volume of elective and emergency surgical cases including laparoscopic cholecystectomy, appendicectomy, hernia repairs, bowel surgeries, trauma surgeries, and oncosurgical procedures. PG students get extensive hands-on operative training under senior faculty, with exposure to both open and laparoscopic surgical techniques.
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