BHU MS Orthopaedics FAQs
Ques. How many MS Orthopaedics seats are available at IMS BHU?
Ans. IMS BHU has approximately 8 MS Orthopaedics seats under the BHU Central Quota. Additionally, there are seats under the All India Quota (AIQ) managed by MCC. The total seat count including AIQ and BHU quota combined is approximately 12-15 seats per year. The exact seat matrix is published by MCC before each counselling cycle.
Ques. What is the NEET PG score required to get MS Orthopaedics at IMS BHU?
Ans. Based on 2026 MCC AIQ Round 1 data, the closing NEET PG score for MS Orthopaedics at IMS BHU for the General category was 602. This is among the competitive surgical branches at BHU. The AIR (All India Rank) corresponding to this score was approximately 1,044 for General category.
Ques. What surgical training and facilities are available for MS Orthopaedics residents at IMS BHU?
Ans. The Department of Orthopaedics at IMS BHU (Sir Sunderlal Hospital) handles a very high volume of trauma cases, joint replacements, spine surgeries, and pediatric orthopedic cases from across North India. Residents get extensive hands-on training in fracture management, arthroplasty, arthroscopy, spine surgery, and limb reconstruction. The department has modern operation theaters, C-arm fluoroscopy, and arthroscopy equipment.
Ques. Can MS Orthopaedics graduates from IMS BHU pursue MCh (super-speciality)?
Ans. Yes, after completing MS Orthopaedics from IMS BHU, graduates can appear for NEET SS (Super Speciality) exams for MCh programs in Orthopedic Surgery or related specialties. They can also pursue fellowship programs in subspecialties like spine surgery, joint replacement, sports medicine, or pediatric orthopedics at various institutions in India and abroad.
Ques. Do MS Orthopaedics residents at IMS BHU receive a stipend? Is there any service bond?
Ans. Yes, all MS residents at IMS BHU receive a monthly stipend of approximately Rs. 92,000 in Year 1, Rs. 94,611 in Year 2, and Rs. 97,270 in Year 3. There is no compulsory rural service bond after course completion. However, if a student leaves the seat after joining, a seat-leaving penalty of Rs. 3 lakh is applicable.
Ques. What is the career scope after MS Orthopaedics from IMS BHU?
Ans. MS Orthopaedics from IMS BHU opens excellent career opportunities. Graduates can work as orthopedic surgeons in government hospitals, private hospitals, or set up their own practice. Orthopedic surgery is one of the highest-paying surgical specialties in India, with experienced surgeons earning Rs. 20-80 lakh per annum in private practice. IMS BHU's reputation significantly enhances career prospects in top hospitals across India.
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