Master of Surgery [M.S]

Jaipur National University offers three three-year full-time M.S. specialisations at the JNU Institute for Medical Sciences and Research Centre (JNUIMSRC), Jagatpura: M.S. Anatomy, M.S. Obstetrics and Gynaecology, and M.S. Orthopaedics. All are NMC-recognised postgraduate medical programmes open to MBBS graduates. The total fee is ₹2,32,000 per specialisation (hostel charges separate). Admission is governed by NEET-PG, with 50% seats through MCC All India Quota counselling and the remaining through Rajasthan state counselling rounds. Classes commence in December 2026.

Admissions for the 2026-27 batch are upcoming. Applications are open until July 2026. NEET-PG is scheduled for August 30, 2026, with MCC and state counselling running from September through November 2026.

Key Points

• Three M.S. specialisations at JNUIMSRC: Anatomy (gross, microscopic, developmental, and neuroanatomy), Obstetrics and Gynaecology (antenatal care, gynaecological surgery, infertility), and Orthopaedics (trauma, joint replacement, spine surgery, sports medicine).
• Uniform total fee of ₹2,32,000 across all three specialisations; annual tuition of ₹69,000 payable in two semester-wise instalments.
• Admission is fully centralised via NEET-PG rank and MCC or Rajasthan state counselling; no direct or management quota route outside the NMC counselling framework.
• Completion of the one-year compulsory rotating medical internship before the counselling cut-off date is a hard eligibility requirement alongside the MBBS degree.
• JNU MBBS graduates joining an M.S. specialisation at JNUIMSRC qualify for an Alumni Concession of up to 10% on tuition.

JNU Jaipur M.S. Fees 2026

The total fee of ₹2,32,000 is uniform across all three M.S. specialisations and covers tuition over three years, a refundable caution deposit, and a one-time institutional charge. Hostel and mess fees are billed separately at the Jagatpura campus.

Fee Structure

• Tuition fee of ₹2,07,000 is payable over three years at ₹69,000 annually in two equal semester instalments.
• Caution money of ₹10,000 is refundable on programme completion; a one-time other charge of ₹15,000 is collected at enrolment.
• Hostel charges of ₹40,000 to ₹60,000 per year plus separate mess fees apply for residents on the JNU Jagatpura campus.
• Fees is subject to change, Please verify with the official sources before taking admission.

JNU Jaipur M.S. Admission 2026

M.S. admissions at JNUIMSRC follow NMC norms. All candidates must appear for NEET-PG and participate in MCC All India Quota counselling for 50% of seats; the remaining seats are filled through Rajasthan state counselling. No separate application to the university is required alongside the MCC process.

Important Dates

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Entrance Exam Dates

Eligibility Criteria

• MBBS degree from a college recognised by the National Medical Commission, with valid permanent or provisional registration with the State Medical Council or NMC.
• Completion of the one-year compulsory rotating medical internship on or before the cut-off date notified for the relevant counselling round.
• Valid NEET-PG score meeting the NMC qualifying percentile is mandatory for all M.S. specialisations.

Admission Process

• Appear for NEET-PG and secure the NMC qualifying percentile.
• Register for MCC All India Quota counselling and Rajasthan state counselling, and fill JNUIMSRC as a preference with the preferred M.S. specialisation.
• After seat allotment, complete document verification at the JNUIMSRC campus and pay the first-year fee to confirm the seat.
• Register with the State Medical Council for the PG programme and report to the institute for induction and commencement of the session in December.

JNU Jaipur M.S. Scholarships 2026

JNUIMSRC offers tuition concessions for top NEET-PG rankers and JNU MBBS alumni, with additional support for need-based and sports achievers across all three M.S. specialisations.

Available Scholarships

• Concessions are recommended by the school admission committee and approved by the university scholarship cell; merit-linked concessions continue subject to satisfactory academic performance.
• Concessions are offered against the published fee and are not applicable on management quota fee structures.

JNU Jaipur M.S. FAQs

Ques. Is the M.S. Anatomy at JNUIMSRC a good choice if I want to move into teaching rather than clinical practice after my PG?

Ans. Yes, M.S. Anatomy is one of the few surgical PG specialisations specifically aligned with academic medicine. Anatomy MS holders are eligible for assistant professor and associate professor positions at medical colleges under NMC teaching faculty norms. The workload is less clinically intensive than surgical specialisations like Orthopaedics, making it suitable for doctors who prefer dissection-based research, morphology, and teaching cadaver anatomy to MBBS students. Several medical colleges in Rajasthan actively recruit Anatomy MS holders, so placement in a faculty role is realistic after completing the degree from a recognised institution like JNUIMSRC.

Ques. How many PG medical seats does JNU Jaipur offer in M.S. Anatomy, Obs-Gynae, and Orthopaedics, and how competitive is each?

Ans. Seat intake for each M.S. specialisation at JNUIMSRC is regulated by NMC and is typically two to three seats per specialisation per year. Obstetrics and Gynaecology and Orthopaedics attract the highest NEET-PG competition because of strong career demand; Anatomy tends to attract candidates specifically targeting academic careers. The exact seat matrix is published on the MCC website before each counselling round. Check the MCC seat matrix for JNUIMSRC to confirm the current intake before building your preference list.

Ques. Does JNUIMSRC follow the NMC stipend norms for M.S. residents, and is the stipend deducted from the fee?

Ans. Private medical colleges are not mandated by NMC to pay a stipend to PG residents, unlike government medical colleges. JNUIMSRC is a private deemed university medical college, so the ₹69,000 annual tuition is payable separately and a formal NMC-mandated stipend is not guaranteed. Some private institutions in Rajasthan voluntarily offer a token stipend, but this should be confirmed directly with JNUIMSRC’s PG admission office before accepting the seat. The fee concessions available (NEET-PG Topper, Alumni, Need-based) partially offset the tuition cost.

Ques. Can I apply for M.S. Orthopaedics at JNUIMSRC if I completed my MBBS internship before July but NEET-PG is in August?

Ans. Yes. The key eligibility condition is completing the MBBS internship on or before the cut-off date specified for the counselling round, not before the NEET-PG exam itself. The internship cut-off for MCC counselling is typically set several months after the exam, allowing candidates who completed their internship by mid-year to participate. Check the exact cut-off date on the MCC website when the 2026-27 counselling schedule is published, as it varies slightly each year.

Ques. What is the process for filling JNUIMSRC as a preference in MCC counselling for M.S. seats?

Ans. During MCC All India Quota counselling, after registering and locking your NEET-PG score and payment, you enter the choice-filling window where you select college-specialisation combinations in order of preference. To fill JNUIMSRC Orthopaedics or Obs-Gynae as a preference, search for the institution by name or code in the MCC portal and add the specific M.S. specialisation. Fill as many options as you want but prioritise by your own preference; the allotment is based on NEET-PG rank and availability. Once allotted, you must report for document verification or lose the seat.