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Mysore Medical College and Research Institute (MMCRI), Mysore, established in 1924, is one of Karnataka's most prestigious government medical institutions affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bangalore. The M.Ch. in Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a 3-year super-specialty surgical program for MS/DNB (General Surgery) holders. The course provides advanced training in reconstructive surgery, aesthetic surgery, burn management, microsurgery, craniofacial surgery, and hand surgery. MMCRI's Department of Plastic Surgery is well-equipped and handles a diverse range of complex cases, offering excellent surgical training. The total fee for the 3-year program is Rs. 6.73 lakhs, which is significantly lower than private medical colleges. Admission is through NEET SS counselling, and the application window for 2026-27 was from November 4 to November 24, 2026.

Admission to the M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery for 2026-27 has been completed through the NEET SS 2026 counselling process. NEET SS 2026 was held on December 26-27, 2026, with results declared on January 28, 2027. The MCC (Medical Counselling Committee) conducted the national-level counselling for super-specialty seats. For the upcoming 2027-28 session, NEET SS 2027 is expected to be conducted in December 2027, with registration tentatively in November 2027.

Key Points

Affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Bangalore, and recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a 3-year super-specialty program, one of the most sought-after surgical super-specialties in India.
MMCRI's Plastic Surgery Department handles a wide range of cases including burns, trauma reconstruction, congenital deformities, and aesthetic procedures.
Being a government medical college, MMCRI offers this program at a significantly lower fee (Rs. 6.73 lakhs total) compared to private medical colleges.
Super-specialty residents at government medical colleges receive a monthly stipend during their training period.
Graduates are eligible to practice as Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons and can pursue academic careers or set up private practice.

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MMCRI M.Ch. Plastic Surgery Fees

The M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI is offered at a subsidised fee as it is a government institution. The total fee for the 3-year program is Rs. 6.73 lakhs. This is significantly lower than private medical colleges in Karnataka where similar super-specialty programs can cost Rs. 15 to 30 lakhs or more.

Fee Breakdown

Fee Component	Amount (INR)
Year 1 Tuition Fee	Rs. 2,24,333 (approx.)
Year 2 Tuition Fee	Rs. 2,24,333 (approx.)
Year 3 Tuition Fee	Rs. 2,24,334 (approx.)
Total Fees	Rs. 6,73,000

The total fee of Rs. 6.73 lakhs is as per available data for MMCRI M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery. The year-wise breakdown is approximate.
Fees are subject to revision by the Government of Karnataka and RGUHS from time to time.
Hostel facility is available at MMCRI campus. Hostel fees are approximately Rs. 12,000 per year (rent) plus mess charges of approximately Rs. 4,500 per month. Hostel is not mandatory.
Super-specialty residents at government medical colleges in Karnataka receive a monthly stipend, which partially offsets the fee expenditure.

MMCRI M.Ch. Plastic Surgery Admission 2026

Admission to the M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI is conducted through the NEET SS (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Super Specialty) counselling process managed by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) at the national level, and by KEA Karnataka for state quota seats. For 2026-27, the admission process has been completed based on NEET SS 2026 scores. The 2027-28 admission cycle will be based on NEET SS 2027 scores.

MMCRI M.Ch. Plastic Surgery Admission Schedule

Event	Date / Period
NEET SS 2026 Registration	September 4 - October 24, 2026
NEET SS 2026 Exam	December 26-27, 2026
NEET SS 2026 Result	January 28, 2027
MCC Super Specialty Counselling (Round 1)	February - March 2027
Application Deadline (MMCRI 2026-27)	November 4 - November 24, 2026
NEET SS 2027 Registration	November 2027 (Tentative)
NEET SS 2027 Exam	December 2027 (Tentative)

Relevant Exam Dates

Exam	Purpose	Exam Date
NEET SS 2026	Mandatory for admission to M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery	December 26-27, 2026
NEET SS 2027	For 2027-28 admission cycle	December 2027 (Tentative)

Note: Actual dates for 2027-28 will be notified on the official NBE website (nbe.edu.in) and MCC website (mcc.nic.in).

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must hold an MS (General Surgery) or DNB (General Surgery) degree from an NMC/NBE-recognised institution.
Candidates must have completed the required residency/training associated with the MS/DNB degree.
Candidates must qualify NEET SS conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).
Candidates must have a valid registration with the NMC or State Medical Council.

Admission Process:

Candidates register for NEET SS on the official NBE website (nbe.edu.in) and appear for the examination.
After NEET SS results are declared, candidates register for MCC super-specialty counselling on the MCC portal (mcc.nic.in).
State quota seats are filled through Karnataka NEET SS counselling conducted by KEA.
Seat allotment is made based on NEET SS rank, category, and seat availability.
Allotted candidates report to MMCRI with original documents for verification and admission confirmation.
Fees are paid as per the RGUHS/Government of Karnataka fee structure.

MMCRI M.Ch. Plastic Surgery Scholarships 2026

Super-specialty residents at MMCRI receive a monthly stipend from the Government of Karnataka during their training period. Additionally, various central and state government scholarships are available for eligible candidates.

Scholarships and Benefits

Scholarship / Benefit	Eligibility	Amount
Monthly Stipend (Government Medical College)	Super-specialty residents enrolled in government medical colleges in Karnataka	Varies; typically Rs. 25,000 to Rs. 50,000 per month (subject to government notification)
NSP Post-Matric Scholarship (Central Govt.)	Students from SC/ST/OBC/Minority categories; family income below prescribed limit	Varies by category

The stipend amount for super-specialty residents at government medical colleges in Karnataka is subject to revision by the Government of Karnataka.
Scholarship eligibility and amounts are subject to change. Students should verify current details from official government portals.

MMC Mysore M.Ch Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Ranking

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MMCRI M.Ch. Plastic Surgery FAQs

Ques. What is the NEET SS cutoff for M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI Mysore?

Ans. Based on available data, the NEET SS cutoff for M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI Mysore was around rank 232 (General category) in 2024. This is a highly competitive super-specialty with limited seats. Candidates with strong NEET SS scores and a solid MS General Surgery background have the best chances of securing admission.

Ques. How many seats are available for M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI?

Ans. MMCRI typically offers a very limited number of seats for M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery (usually 1-3 seats per year). The exact number of seats is notified by RGUHS and MCC each year. Given the limited seats and high demand, competition is extremely intense.

Ques. What is the fee for M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI compared to private colleges?

Ans. At MMCRI (government college), the total fee for the 3-year M.Ch. program is Rs. 6.73 lakhs. In contrast, private medical colleges in Karnataka and other states charge Rs. 15 to 50 lakhs or more for similar super-specialty programs. Additionally, super-specialty residents at government medical colleges receive a monthly stipend, which significantly reduces the financial burden.

Ques. What are the career prospects after completing M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery from MMCRI?

Ans. After completing M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, graduates can practice as Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeons in government hospitals, private hospitals, and their own practice. They can apply for senior resident/faculty positions at government medical colleges through KPSC and DMER Karnataka. The field offers diverse career opportunities including reconstructive surgery, aesthetic surgery, burn management, microsurgery, and craniofacial surgery. Plastic surgery is one of the highest-paying surgical specialties in India.

Ques. Is NEET SS mandatory for admission to M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI?

Ans. Yes, NEET SS is mandatory for admission to M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at MMCRI. Candidates must qualify NEET SS conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) and participate in the MCC super-specialty counselling process. There is no separate entrance exam for this program.

Ques. What is the difference between M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and DNB Plastic Surgery? Which is better for a career in India?

Ans. M.Ch. Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery is a university-based super-specialty degree awarded by RGUHS (or other universities), while DNB Plastic Surgery is awarded by the National Board of Examinations (NBE). Both are recognised by the NMC and are equivalent in terms of clinical training and career prospects. M.Ch. from a government medical college like MMCRI is generally preferred for academic positions in government medical colleges. DNB is more widely available across the country. For private practice, both qualifications are equally valued.