Content Curator | Updated on - Mar 30, 2026

Institute of Medical Sciences and SUM Hospital (IMS & SUM Hospital), Bhubaneswar, offers the Master of Chirurgiae [M.Ch] in Surgical Oncology, a 3-year super-specialty surgical programme under Siksha 'O' Anusandhan (SOA) Deemed to be University. The programme provides advanced training in oncological surgery, covering surgical management of cancers of the breast, gastrointestinal tract, head and neck, soft tissue, and other organ systems. The annual fee for M.Ch Surgical Oncology is Rs. 19.90 lakhs per annum, making the total course fee Rs. 59.70 lakhs over 3 years. Admission is through NEET SS, followed by MCC/DGHS counselling. IMS & SUM Hospital's oncology department is well-equipped with a dedicated surgical oncology unit, making it a strong training ground for aspiring surgical oncologists in eastern India.

Admissions for the 2026-27 academic session are currently ongoing via MCC NEET SS counselling. Round 1 of NEET SS counselling for M.Ch is in progress (March 2026), with Round 2 registration expected from March 28 to April 3, 2026. The NEET SS 2025 exam was held on December 26-27, 2025, and results were declared on January 28, 2026. Candidates who have qualified NEET SS 2025 and hold an MS in General Surgery or equivalent are eligible to apply.

Key Points

M.Ch Surgical Oncology at IMS & SUM Hospital is part of a comprehensive cancer care programme within a 1,400+ bedded super-specialty hospital.
The Surgical Oncology department handles a wide range of complex oncological surgeries, providing residents with diverse case exposure.
M.Ch Surgical Oncology residents receive a monthly stipend: Rs. 75,000 in Year 1, Rs. 78,000 in Year 2, and Rs. 81,000 in Year 3.
There is no institutional bond for M.Ch programme graduates.
The programme is NMC-recognised and affiliated to SOA Deemed to be University.

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IMS & SUM Hospital M.Ch Fees

The M.Ch Surgical Oncology programme at IMS & SUM Hospital carries a fee of Rs. 19.90 lakhs per annum for the 2026-27 session. Over the 3-year duration, the total course fee amounts to Rs. 59.70 lakhs. A one-time College Caution Money of Rs. 5,000 (refundable) is charged at admission. Residents also receive a monthly stipend which partially offsets the fee burden. Hostel accommodation is optional and available at additional cost.

Fee Structure

Fee Component	Amount
Tuition Fee (Per Annum)	Rs. 19,90,000
College Caution Money (One-time, Refundable)	Rs. 5,000
Hostel Fee - 2 Bedded Non-AC (Per Annum, Optional)	Rs. 70,000
Hostel Fee - 3 Bedded AC (Per Annum, Optional)	Rs. 1,05,000
Hostel Fee - 2 Bedded AC (Per Annum, Optional)	Rs. 1,25,000
Mess Fee (Per Annum, Optional)	Rs. 54,000
Hostel Caution Money (One-time, Refundable, Optional)	Rs. 5,000
Total Tuition Fees (3 Years)	Rs. 59,70,000
Total Fees incl. Hostel (2 Bedded Non-AC) + Mess (3 Years, Approx.)	Rs. 63,42,000

College Caution Money of Rs. 5,000 is refundable at the time of leaving the institution.
Hostel Caution Money of Rs. 5,000 is also refundable.
Residents receive a monthly stipend: Rs. 75,000 (Year 1), Rs. 78,000 (Year 2), Rs. 81,000 (Year 3).
There is no institutional bond for M.Ch programme graduates.
Fees are paid via RTGS/NEFT or Demand Draft in favour of Siksha O Anusandhan, payable at Bhubaneswar.
A refundable security deposit of Rs. 2,00,000 is required at the time of MCC counselling seat acceptance (as per MCC norms).

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IMS & SUM Hospital M.Ch Admission 2026

Admission to M.Ch Surgical Oncology at IMS & SUM Hospital is conducted through NEET SS, followed by centralised counselling by MCC/DGHS. For the 2026-27 session, NEET SS 2025 was held on December 26-27, 2025, and MCC counselling is currently ongoing. Round 1 seat allotment result is expected on March 18, 2026, with reporting from March 19-25, 2026. Round 2 registration is expected from March 28 to April 3, 2026.

IMS & SUM Hospital M.Ch Surgical Oncology Admission Dates

Event	Date
NEET SS 2025 Exam	December 26-27, 2025
NEET SS 2025 Result	January 28, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 1 Registration and Fee Payment	March 10-15, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 1 Choice Filling	March 11-16, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 1 Choice Locking	March 16, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 1 Seat Allotment Processing	March 17, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 1 Result	March 18, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 1 Reporting	March 19-25, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 2 Seat Matrix Verification	March 26-27, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 2 Registration and Fee Payment	March 28 - April 3, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 2 Choice Filling	March 29 - April 4, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 2 Choice Locking	April 4, 2026
MCC NEET SS Round 2 Seat Allotment Processing	April 5-6, 2026

NEET SS 2025 Exam Dates

Event	Date
NEET SS 2025 Registration Start	November 5, 2025
NEET SS 2025 Registration End	November 25, 2025
NEET SS 2025 Admit Card Release	December 22, 2025
NEET SS 2025 Exam Date	December 26-27, 2025
NEET SS 2025 Result	January 28, 2026

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria:

Candidates must hold an MS in General Surgery or an equivalent NMC-recognised postgraduate degree in a relevant surgical specialty, along with a valid NEET SS score.
Candidates must have completed their postgraduate degree and be registered with the Medical Council.
A valid NEET SS 2025 score is mandatory for admission to the 2026-27 session.

Admission Process:

Qualify NEET SS with a valid score in the relevant subject.
Register on the MCC/DGHS official website (mcc.nic.in) during the NEET SS counselling registration window.
Fill in and lock college/course choices as per preference.
Seat allotment is done based on NEET SS rank and choice filling.
Report to IMS & SUM Hospital with original documents and pay the admission fee within the stipulated reporting date.
Complete document verification and joining formalities at the college.

IMS & SUM Hospital M.Ch Scholarships 2026

There are no specific institutional scholarships offered for the M.Ch Surgical Oncology programme at IMS & SUM Hospital. However, residents receive a monthly stipend (Rs. 75,000 in Year 1, Rs. 78,000 in Year 2, Rs. 81,000 in Year 3) which partially offsets the annual fee. Over 3 years, the total stipend received amounts to approximately Rs. 27.72 lakhs. There is no institutional bond, giving graduates full freedom to practice or pursue further training after completion.

Stipend Details

Benefit	Details
Monthly Stipend - Year 1	Rs. 75,000 per month
Monthly Stipend - Year 2	Rs. 78,000 per month
Monthly Stipend - Year 3	Rs. 81,000 per month
Total Stipend over 3 Years (Approx.)	Rs. 27,72,000
Institutional Bond	None

The stipend is paid monthly and is subject to satisfactory performance and attendance.
No institutional bond is required post-completion of the M.Ch programme.
Students may explore government fellowships or research grants for additional financial support.

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IMS & SUM Hospital M.Ch FAQs

Ques. What is the eligibility for M.Ch. Surgical Oncology at IMS & SUM Hospital?

Ans. Candidates must hold an MS in General Surgery or an equivalent NMC-recognised postgraduate degree in a relevant surgical specialty, along with a valid NEET SS score. Candidates must have completed their postgraduate degree and be registered with the State Medical Council or NMC before applying.

Ques. Is there a bond or service obligation after completing M.Ch. Surgical Oncology at IMS & SUM Hospital?

Ans. No, there is no institutional bond for M.Ch programme graduates at IMS & SUM Hospital. Graduates are free to pursue independent practice, join any hospital, or pursue further fellowship training after completing the programme.

Ques. What is the stipend for M.Ch. Surgical Oncology residents at IMS & SUM Hospital?

Ans. Residents receive a monthly stipend of Rs. 75,000 in Year 1, Rs. 78,000 in Year 2, and Rs. 81,000 in Year 3. Over the 3-year programme, the total stipend amounts to approximately Rs. 27.72 lakhs.

Ques. What kind of surgical oncology cases will residents get exposure to at IMS & SUM Hospital?

Ans. The Surgical Oncology department at IMS & SUM Hospital handles a wide range of oncological surgeries including breast cancer surgeries, gastrointestinal oncological procedures, head and neck cancer surgeries, soft tissue tumour resections, and other complex cancer surgeries. The high patient volume at SUM Hospital ensures diverse and adequate case exposure for M.Ch residents.

Ques. What is the current status of NEET SS 2025 counselling for M.Ch. Surgical Oncology?

Ans. NEET SS 2025 counselling for M.Ch courses is currently ongoing (as of March 2026). Round 1 seat allotment result is expected on March 18, 2026, with reporting from March 19-25, 2026. Round 2 registration is expected from March 28 to April 3, 2026. Candidates who have qualified NEET SS 2025 should register on mcc.nic.in and participate in the counselling process.

Ques. How many seats are available for M.Ch. Surgical Oncology at IMS & SUM Hospital?

Ans. The seat intake for M.Ch Surgical Oncology at IMS & SUM Hospital is limited, as is typical for super-specialty programmes. The intake is typically 1-2 seats per year as per NMC norms. Candidates are advised to check the official MCC seat matrix for the exact number of seats available in the current counselling round at mcc.nic.in.