Content Curator | Updated on - Mar 30, 2026

The Master of Surgery [MS] in General Surgery at Jawahar Lal Nehru Medical College (JNMC), Aligarh, is a 3-year full-time postgraduate surgical degree offered under Aligarh Muslim University (AMU). The programme provides rigorous training in all aspects of general surgery including abdominal surgery, laparoscopic surgery, trauma surgery, oncosurgery, vascular surgery, and emergency surgical care, preparing graduates for independent surgical practice and academic careers. JNMC offers 21 seats in MS General Surgery, making it one of the largest PG surgical programmes at the college. Admission is based on NEET PG scores followed by MCC/DGHS counselling. The course is offered in full-time on-campus mode and benefits from JNMC's busy surgical wards, well-equipped operation theatres, a high volume of emergency and elective cases, and experienced faculty. MS General Surgery at JNMC is highly sought after due to its excellent surgical training, subsidised fees, and the prestige of an AMU degree.

Admissions for the 2026 session are upcoming. NEET PG 2026 is tentatively scheduled for August 30, 2026, with registration expected to open in April 2026. MCC NEET PG counselling for 2026 is expected to commence from October 2026 onwards (tentative, based on 2025 pattern). For the 2025 session, MCC NEET PG counselling ran from October 17, 2025 to March 2026, and the stray vacancy round concluded in February 2026. Candidates are advised to regularly check mcc.nic.in and amucontrollerexams.com for official updates.

Key Points

MS General Surgery at JNMC offers 21 seats, one of the highest intakes among PG surgical programmes at the college, providing good accessibility for NEET PG qualifiers.
Students get extensive hands-on surgical training with a high volume of emergency and elective cases at JNMC's 1,300+ bed teaching hospital.
PG students (Junior Residents) receive a monthly stipend of approximately Rs. 80,000 (JR1), Rs. 85,000 (JR2), and Rs. 90,000 (JR3) during the course.
Graduates of MS General Surgery can pursue super-specialty (MCh) programmes in surgical gastroenterology, surgical oncology, vascular surgery, and more.
JNMC is ranked #29 in India under NIRF Medical Rankings 2025.
A penalty of Rs. 8 Lakhs is applicable if a candidate leaves the course midway after the final round of counselling.

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JNMC MS General Surgery Fees

MS General Surgery at JNMC, Aligarh is one of the most cost-effective postgraduate surgical programmes in the country, given its status as a central university under AMU. The total tuition fee for the entire 3-year course is approximately Rs. 1.54 Lakhs, with the first year fee being around Rs. 51,200. Hostel accommodation is available on campus at a highly subsidised rate, with mess charges of approximately Rs. 1,400 per month.

Fee Structure

Fee Component	Amount (INR)
Tuition Fee (Year 1)	Rs. 51,200
Tuition Fee (Year 2)	Rs. 51,200
Tuition Fee (Year 3)	Rs. 51,200
Total Tuition Fee (3 Years)	Rs. 1,53,600
Hostel Fee (per year, approx.)	Rs. 2,100
Mess Charges (per month, approx.)	Rs. 1,400
Total Hostel + Mess (3 Years, approx.)	Rs. 56,700
Total Fees (Tuition + Hostel + Mess, 3 Years)	Rs. 2,10,300

Hostel accommodation is not mandatory; students may opt to stay off-campus.
Total Fees above includes tuition, hostel, and mess for 3 years. If hostel is not availed, total fees = Rs. 1,53,600.
Examination and other nominal charges may be applicable separately.
Fees are subject to minor revision each academic year as per AMU norms.
A penalty of Rs. 8 Lakhs is applicable if the candidate leaves the course after the final round of counselling.
No EMI option is available; fees are paid annually at the time of registration.
Stipend of Rs. 80,000 - 90,000 per month is paid to PG students (Junior Residents), which effectively offsets the course fees significantly.

JNMC MS General Surgery Admission 2026

Admission to MS General Surgery at JNMC is conducted through NEET PG, followed by centralised counselling by MCC/DGHS for All India Quota (AIQ) seats and AMU Institutional Quota seats. For the 2026 session, NEET PG is tentatively scheduled for August 30, 2026. Candidates must qualify NEET PG and register for MCC counselling at mcc.nic.in. AMU also has an Institutional (Internal) Quota for candidates who completed their MBBS from AMU within the last 3 academic years.

College Admission Dates

Event	2025 Session (Actual)	2026 Session (Tentative)
NEET PG Exam	August 3, 2025	August 30, 2026
NEET PG Result	August 19, 2025	September 2026
MCC NEET PG Counselling Round 1	October 17 - November 8, 2025	October - November 2026
MCC NEET PG Counselling Round 2	December 2025	December 2026
MCC NEET PG Round 3 / Mop-Up	January - February 2026	January - February 2027
Stray Vacancy Round	February 2026	February 2027
Batch Commencement	March 2026	March 2027
AMU Application Deadline (Institutional Quota)	January 22 - January 31, 2026	January 2027 (Tentative)

Entrance Exam Dates

Event	Date
NEET PG 2026 Registration Start	April 7, 2026 (Tentative)
NEET PG 2026 Registration End	May 7, 2026 (Tentative)
NEET PG 2026 Admit Card	June 11, 2026 (Tentative)
NEET PG 2026 Exam Date	August 30, 2026 (Tentative)
NEET PG 2026 Result	July 15, 2026 (Tentative)

Source: NBE (nbe.edu.in)

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must hold an MBBS degree from an institution recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
Candidates must have completed one year of compulsory rotatory internship satisfactorily.
Candidates must possess a valid permanent or provisional registration with MCI / State Medical Council.
For AMU Institutional Quota: Candidates must have completed their MBBS from AMU as a regular student not earlier than 3 academic years from the date of admission.

Admission Process

Register and appear for NEET PG conducted by NBEMS (nbe.edu.in).
Check NEET PG result and qualify the minimum cutoff.
Register for MCC NEET PG counselling at mcc.nic.in and pay the registration fee.
Fill and lock college/course choices including JNMC, AMU under AIQ or Institutional Quota.
Receive seat allotment result and report to JNMC with original documents within the stipulated time.
Complete admission formalities including fee payment and document submission at the Dean's office, Faculty of Medicine, AMU.
Execute the bond on non-judicial stamp paper as prescribed by the university within the specified period.
AMU Internal candidates should opt for AIQ seats of AMU as a higher preference and Institutional Quota seats as a lower preference during MCC counselling.

JNMC MS General Surgery Scholarships 2026

MS General Surgery students at JNMC, AMU benefit primarily from the monthly Junior Resident stipend, which substantially reduces the financial burden of the course. Additionally, AMU and external bodies offer limited scholarships for meritorious and economically weaker students. The fee structure itself is highly subsidised as JNMC is a central government institution.

Scholarship Details

Scholarship / Financial Support	Amount	Eligibility
Junior Resident (JR) Stipend - JR1	Rs. 80,000 per month	All enrolled MD/MS students (Year 1)
Junior Resident (JR) Stipend - JR2	Rs. 85,000 per month	All enrolled MD/MS students (Year 2)
Junior Resident (JR) Stipend - JR3	Rs. 90,000 per month	All enrolled MD/MS students (Year 3)
IMCS Group Scholarship (AMU)	Rs. 2,500 per month (Rs. 30,000 per year)	Selected AMU students based on merit/need
National Scholarship Portal (NSP)	Varies	SC/ST/OBC/Minority/EWS students

The JR stipend is the primary financial support for all PG medical students at JNMC and is paid for a maximum of 36 months.
Stipend is not paid beyond the prescribed course duration.
Students who leave the course midway must return the full stipend received along with a penalty of Rs. 8 Lakhs.
NSP scholarships are available for eligible categories; candidates must apply separately at scholarships.gov.in.
No separate merit scholarship is offered by AMU specifically for MS General Surgery.

JNMC Aligarh M.S General Surgery Ranking

Collegedunia Ranking

#79 out of 632 in India 2025

#7th in Uttar Pradesh

NIRF Ranking

#46 out of 50 in India 2025

#5th in Uttar Pradesh

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JNMC MS General Surgery FAQs

Ques. What are the career prospects after MS General Surgery from JNMC, AMU?

Ans. MS General Surgery opens up a wide range of career options. Graduates can practice as general surgeons in government or private hospitals, pursue MCh super-specialty programmes in surgical gastroenterology, surgical oncology, vascular surgery, or paediatric surgery, join academic institutions as faculty, or work in the defence medical services. The high surgical volume at JNMC ensures graduates are well-prepared for independent practice.

Ques. How many seats are available in MS General Surgery at JNMC?

Ans. JNMC has a total of 21 seats in MS General Surgery, which is one of the highest intakes among all PG programmes at the college. These are divided between All India Quota (AIQ) via MCC counselling and AMU Institutional Quota (for AMU internal candidates).

Ques. What is the NEET PG score required for MS General Surgery at JNMC?

Ans. Based on 2023 MCC counselling data, the NEET PG score for MS General Surgery at JNMC (AIQ) was approximately 609 marks. This is a moderately competitive branch. Scores may vary each year depending on the number of applicants and seat availability.

Ques. What surgical facilities and operation theatres are available at JNMC for MS General Surgery students?

Ans. JNMC has multiple dedicated operation theatres for general surgery, including facilities for laparoscopic surgery, trauma surgery, and emergency procedures. The surgical department handles a very high volume of cases including abdominal surgeries, hernia repairs, appendectomies, cholecystectomies, and oncosurgical procedures. Students also get exposure to trauma cases through the 24x7 emergency and trauma centre.

Ques. Can MS General Surgery graduates from JNMC pursue MCh (super-specialty) programmes?

Ans. Yes, after completing MS General Surgery, graduates are eligible to appear for NEET SS (Super Specialty) examination to pursue MCh programmes in surgical gastroenterology, surgical oncology, vascular surgery, paediatric surgery, and other surgical super-specialties. JNMC's strong surgical training provides an excellent foundation for these competitive programmes.

Ques. Is there a bond or service obligation after completing MS General Surgery at JNMC, AMU?

Ans. JNMC, being a central university institution under AMU, does not impose a mandatory rural service bond post-MS completion. However, candidates must execute a bond at the time of joining the course committing to complete it. The penalty for leaving midway is Rs. 8 Lakhs plus return of stipend received. There is no post-completion service obligation.