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Master of Chirurgiae [M.Ch]

at All India Institute of Medical Sciences - [AIIMS]

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Fees

Fees at All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) for the Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) program include a one-time fee of approximately Rs. 11,450- Rs. 19,500, encompassing registration, tuition, hostel, and other academic fees. Specific components include a tuition fee of Rs. 1,350, a library fee of Rs. 1,000, a hostel security deposit of around Rs. 1,000, and a mess security deposit of Rs. 1,000. Examination fees are charged at Rs.

500 per subject, and approximately Rs. 2,000 per year during professional exams. Hostel fees are either included in the main fee structure or are nominal, and mess fees are additional and vary between Rs. 3,000 and Rs. 6,000 per month, based on dietary intake. Scholarships may be available through platforms like the National Scholarship Portal, though tuition fees remain unaffected by student categories. A notable portion of the fees, up to Rs.

8,500, may be refundable following course completion.

Eligibility

Entry into an M.Ch programme at AIIMS Rishikesh requires candidates to hold the broad postgraduate surgical qualification recognised as the feeder degree for the specific super-speciality on offer, together with any registration or standing requirement fixed for that admission cycle. Selection is through the national super-speciality entrance process AIIMS runs for M.Ch admissions, which ranks applicants competitively for the available seats rather than admitting by direct merit review. Since the accepted feeder qualification, any minimum eligibility condition and the timeline for applying and counselling are decided independently for every admission cycle, candidates should treat the current year's official notification, not an earlier one, as the source to follow.

About Master of Chirurgiae [M.Ch]

Master of Chirurgiae [M.Ch] at AIIMS Rishikesh, Uttarakhand, is the institute's super-speciality surgical doctorate for surgeons who have completed a broad postgraduate surgical qualification and want to specialise further in one focused surgical discipline. Training centres on supervised operating-theatre work in that discipline, alongside ward rounds, outpatient surgical clinics and, in most units, structured exposure to the specific technical and instrument-based skills the super-speciality demands, with residents taking on more independent operative responsibility as they progress. Because entry follows an MS or an equivalent broad surgical degree, the years spent in M.Ch are used to convert that general surgical training into the narrower operative expertise consultants in that super-speciality are expected to have. The course is meant for surgeons planning a consultant career in that specific surgical field or an academic posting in a medical college with a strong surgical department. AIIMS Rishikesh fixes the sanctioned intake for its M.Ch seats each admission year, and the category-wise seat matrix for the relevant super-speciality is published through the institute's own admission notice for that session, worth reading fresh every year rather than carried over from before.

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