BGSGIMS MS FAQs
Ques. What MS specialisations does BGSGIMS offer and how do seats differ?
Ans. BGSGIMS offers MS in two surgical specializations: General Surgery and Otorhinolaryngology. Both are three-year full-time programmes affiliated to RGUHS and approved by NMC. Seat intake and fees may differ by specialization — confirm at bgsgims.edu.in and kea.kar.nic.in.
Ques. After qualifying NEET PG, what is the next step for MS admission at BGSGIMS?
Ans. After qualifying NEET PG, candidates register for Karnataka PGET counselling at kea.kar.nic.in. During counselling (expected Oct to Nov 2026), fill in specialization choices including BGSGIMS. After seat allotment, accept the seat and report with MBBS certificate, internship completion letter, and NEET PG scorecard.
Ques. Can MS General Surgery graduates from BGSGIMS apply for MCh superspecialty programmes?
Ans. Yes. MS General Surgery from an NMC-approved, RGUHS-affiliated institution is the required base degree for MCh admission in Surgical Gastroenterology, Vascular Surgery, and Surgical Oncology. BGSGIMS graduates meet this requirement and are eligible to appear for MCh entrance exams after completing the MS programme.
Ques. Are there any scholarships for MS students at BGSGIMS?
Ans. Karnataka SC/ST students may apply for state fee reimbursement via the National Scholarship Portal at scholarships.gov.in. Students engaged in ICMR-sponsored research may be eligible for ICMR SRF/JRF fellowships of INR 35,000 to 40,000 per month. Confirm current availability at bgsgims.edu.in.
Ques. Is hostel accommodation included in the MS fee at BGSGIMS?
Ans. No. Hostel charges at BGSGIMS are billed separately from the programme fee. The total fee of INR 41,64,000 for MS General Surgery covers tuition only. Confirm hostel charges and availability at bgsgims.edu.in before joining.
Ques. What is the clinical training environment for MS residents at BGSGIMS?
Ans. MS residents train within BGS Health and Education City, a multi-speciality tertiary-care hospital at Kengeri, Bangalore. Training covers gastrointestinal, trauma, laparoscopic, vascular, oncological, and paediatric surgery departments, providing a broad operative and peri-operative caseload across elective and emergency surgical settings.








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