About Fellowship
Geetanjali Medical College and Hospital, Udaipur offers 3-year Fellowship programmes in Head and Neck Oncology and Surgical Oncology for qualified specialists seeking advanced training in oncological surgery. As a NAAC-accredited private medical institution with a large oncology department, Geetanjali provides focused subspecialty training with mentorship from experienced oncology surgeons. Fees are ₹18,00,000 for the full 3-year programme. Admissions open in March/April 2026 through an institutional application process.
Admissions for the 2026 Fellowship cycle are open. Applications are accepted in March/April 2026 with entrance evaluation (if applicable) in May 2026 and classes commencing in June/July 2026.
Key Points
- Fellowship programmes in Head and Neck Oncology and Surgical Oncology; 3-year full-time duration
- Designed for MS or MCh surgeons seeking advanced subspecialty training in oncological surgery
- Training at Geetanjali Hospital’s dedicated oncology unit with surgical and radiotherapy facilities
- Head and Neck Oncology covers resection, reconstruction, and multidisciplinary tumor board management
- Surgical Oncology fellowship covers solid tumor surgery including GI, breast, and urological oncology
Geetanjali Fellowship Fees 2026
Fee Structure
| Course | Total Fees |
|---|---|
| Fellowship in Head and Neck Oncology | ₹18,00,000 |
| Fellowship in Surgical Oncology | ₹18,00,000 |
| Total Fees | ₹18,00,000 |
- Annual management quota fee is ₹6,00,000, payable at the start of each year across 3 years.
- Fees is subject to change, Please verify with the official sources before taking admission.
Geetanjali Fellowship Admission 2026
Important Dates
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| Application/Registration | March/April 2026 |
| Entrance Evaluation (if applicable) | May 2026 |
| Merit List | May/June 2026 |
| Admission Closure | June 2026 |
| Programme Commencement | June/July 2026 |
- Fellowship admissions are through an institutional process; verify current entry requirements with Geetanjali’s oncology department.
The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.
Eligibility Criteria
- MS General Surgery or MCh (relevant surgical subspecialty) from a recognized university for surgical oncology fellowships.
- Head and Neck Oncology: MS/MCh with interest in ENT oncology, head and neck surgery, or plastic surgery.
- Valid registration with Indian Medical Council or state medical council.
- Candidates should have completed postgraduate surgical training before applying.
Admission Process
- Contact the Geetanjali Medical College oncology department for fellowship admission notification.
- Submit application with MS/MCh degree certificate, council registration, and statement of purpose.
- Selection may include an interview or written evaluation by the department committee.
- Pay first-year fees and confirm seat upon selection.
Geetanjali Fellowship Scholarships 2026
Available Scholarships
| Scholarship | Amount | Eligibility |
|---|---|---|
| Merit Scholarship | Variable | Outstanding academic and clinical record |
| Education Loan | Variable | All students through nationalized banks |
- Fellowship-level scholarship availability is limited; confirm details with the Geetanjali admissions office.
Geetanjali Fellowship FAQs
Ques. Is an MS General Surgery sufficient to apply for the Surgical Oncology Fellowship at Geetanjali?
Ans. Yes. MS General Surgery is the standard qualifying degree for a Surgical Oncology fellowship. The fellowship builds on general surgical skills to develop expertise in oncological resections and multi-disciplinary cancer management. Candidates with MS from an NMC-recognized institution are eligible; final eligibility confirmation should be sought from Geetanjali’s oncology department.
Ques. What is the difference between a Fellowship in Surgical Oncology and an MCh Surgical Oncology?
Ans. MCh Surgical Oncology is an NMC-recognized super-specialty degree (3 years) entered through NEET SS. A Fellowship in Surgical Oncology is an institutional programme providing subspecialty surgical training but does not carry the same degree-level recognition as MCh. The fellowship is valued for skill development and institutional experience, while MCh provides formal regulatory recognition for super-specialist designation.
Ques. How many fellowship seats are available at Geetanjali in oncology surgery?
Ans. The number of fellowship seats is determined annually by the Geetanjali oncology department based on faculty capacity and surgical caseload. Candidates should inquire directly with the department about current seat availability before applying, as institutional fellowships do not follow the NBE centralized seat matrix.
Ques. Does the Head and Neck Oncology Fellowship at Geetanjali include training in reconstructive surgery?
Ans. Head and Neck Oncology typically involves both ablative resection and reconstructive procedures including flap repair, microvascular reconstruction, and prosthetics. The extent of reconstructive training depends on the departmental case mix and faculty expertise at Geetanjali. Candidates should confirm the specific surgical training scope with the department head during the application process.
Ques. After a 3-year Fellowship at Geetanjali, can a surgeon apply for government hospital oncology positions?
Ans. Fellowship certificates from institutional programmes may be recognized for private hospital roles and some government positions depending on the specific recruitment notification. However, for formal government super-specialist designation, an MCh or DM from an NMC-recognized institution is typically required. Fellowship training complements but does not substitute for NMC-recognized degree qualifications in most government recruitment contexts.