UCMS, New Delhi admits students to Doctor of Medicine (MD) and Master of Surgery (MS) courses through NEET-PG. The total three-year fee is ₹1,52,000 for MD and ₹1,92,000 for MS. Direct admission and management quota seats are not available.
Half of the PG seats come under the All India Quota (AIQ) and are filled through MCC PG counselling. The other 50% belong to the Delhi State Quota and are allotted through FMSC Delhi counselling to students with a valid Delhi domicile. UCMS MBBS graduates also receive Delhi University institutional quota preference for PG admission at DU-affiliated medical colleges. MCC's online counselling process is organised, but students should prepare early for document checks and joining formalities at GTB Hospital.
Students can apply for NEET-PG through natboard.edu.in. AIQ counselling registration is available at mcc.nic.in, while eligible Delhi State Quota applicants must use dghs.delhi.gov.in.
Table of Contents
- Important Dates
- UCMS PG Programmes and Admission Process
- UCMS MD Admission 2026
- UCMS MS Admission 2026
- Frequently Asked Questions
UCMS PG Admission Important Dates 2026
| Event | Date |
|---|---|
| MCC AIQ PG Counselling 2026-27 | October to November 2026 |
| FMSC Delhi PG Counselling 2026-27 | November to December 2026 |
Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm
UCMS PG Programmes and Admission Process
UCMS conducts MD and MS admissions once each year. Selection depends entirely on the applicant's NEET-PG rank. Students may seek admission through either MCC counselling for AIQ seats or FMSC Delhi counselling for Delhi State Quota seats, subject to the applicable eligibility conditions.
| Degree | Course Information | Accepted Exam and Selection Route |
|---|---|---|
| Doctor of Medicine (MD) | 16 specialisations | NEET-PG followed by MCC AIQ PG counselling or FMSC Delhi counselling |
| Master of Surgery (MS) | Obstetrics and Gynaecology, General Surgery, and Orthopaedics | NEET-PG followed by MCC AIQ PG counselling or FMSC Delhi counselling |
The counselling process includes Round 1, Round 2, and a Mop-up round. Applicants arrange their preferred specialisations online, and a provisional allotment letter is issued after each round. A student who receives a seat must report to UCMS before the deadline printed on the allotment letter and present every required original document for verification.
UCMS MD Admission 2026
Admission to all 16 MD specialisations is decided by NEET-PG rank. MCC fills 50% of the seats under AIQ, while FMSC Delhi manages the remaining 50% under the Delhi State Quota. Delhi domicile is compulsory for the state quota. Each MD specialisation follows the same fee structure.
Eligibility Criteria
- Applicants must hold an MBBS degree from an institution recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC).
- Registration with the MCI, NMC, or a State Medical Council must be valid.
- The compulsory rotating internship must be finished before the student joins the allotted MD seat.
- The applicant must have a valid NEET-PG 2026 score that meets or exceeds the cutoff percentile announced by MCC or FMSC Delhi for the relevant quota.
Admission Process
After the NEET-PG result is released, applicants enter their MD specialisation choices during the relevant counselling rounds. AIQ applicants complete this process through MCC, while Delhi State Quota applicants use FMSC Delhi. Those allotted a seat receive a provisional letter and must complete reporting, original-document verification, and admission formalities by the stated joining date.
Fees and Programme Details
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Total fee for three years | ₹1,52,000 for all 16 specialisations |
| Number of MD specialisations | 16 |
| Seat allocation | 50% AIQ through mcc.nic.in and 50% Delhi State Quota through dghs.delhi.gov.in |
| Monthly stipend during the course | ₹1,10,500 to ₹1,16,673, paid by GTB Hospital |
| Basis of selection | NEET-PG rank, with no management quota |
Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm
- The Year 1 charge is ₹73,120. It covers the annual academic fee and one-time payments for admission, DU registration, the ID card, alumni membership, and university enrolment.
- From Year 2 onward, the annual fee is ₹39,440.
- A refundable caution deposit of ₹10,000 is due at admission and is not part of the total fee. It is returned after course completion.
- Hostel accommodation is optional and costs ₹40,200 per year, payable separately from the total fee.
UCMS MS Admission 2026
UCMS applies the same NEET-PG selection system to its MS courses. MCC conducts counselling for the 50% AIQ share, and FMSC Delhi allots the other 50% through the Delhi State Quota. Only applicants who meet the Delhi domicile condition may compete for state quota seats. The three available surgical specialisations are Obstetrics and Gynaecology, General Surgery, and Orthopaedics.
Eligibility Criteria
- An MBBS degree from an NMC-recognised institution and valid medical council registration are required.
- The applicant must complete the compulsory one-year rotating internship before joining the course.
- A valid NEET-PG score is necessary, and PG medical admission has no upper age limit.
Admission Process
Applicants select their preferred MS specialisation during the MCC or FMSC Delhi counselling rounds. Once a seat is allotted, the student must reach UCMS on the date stated in the allotment letter with all original records. Joining includes document verification at UCMS and completion of formalities at GTB Hospital, where MS residents receive their training.
Fees and Programme Details
| Particulars | Details |
|---|---|
| Available specialisations | Obstetrics and Gynaecology, General Surgery, and Orthopaedics |
| Total fee for three years | ₹1,92,000 for all three specialisations |
| Seat allocation | 50% AIQ through mcc.nic.in and 50% Delhi State Quota through dghs.delhi.gov.in |
| Monthly stipend during the course | ₹1,10,500 to ₹1,16,673, paid by GTB Hospital |
| Basis of selection | NEET-PG rank, with no management quota |
Subject to revision. Kindly check with the official sources to confirm
- The first-year payment is ₹73,120. This amount includes the yearly academic fee and one-time admission charges for DU registration, the ID card, alumni membership, and university enrolment.
- The annual charge from Year 2 is ₹59,440.
- Students pay a refundable caution deposit of ₹10,000 at admission. This deposit is excluded from the total fee and is returned when the course is completed.
- An optional hostel costs ₹40,200 per year and is charged separately.
UCMS MD MS Admission FAQs
Ques. How does the Delhi University institutional quota help an MBBS graduate from UCMS?
Ans. An MBBS graduate of UCMS can claim Delhi University institutional quota preference when applying for PG seats in DU-affiliated medical colleges. These include UCMS, MAMC, and LHMC. This preference places eligible graduates ahead of outside applicants competing through the open Delhi State Quota category.
Ques. How much do UCMS PG residents receive as a stipend compared with their course fee?
Ans. GTB Hospital credits PG residents a monthly stipend of ₹1,10,500 to ₹1,16,673 from their joining date. The complete three-year tuition fee is ₹1,52,000 for MD and ₹1,92,000 for MS. Therefore, the stipend exceeds the programme fee within the first two months.
Ques. Is a student without Delhi domicile eligible for UCMS state quota admission?
Ans. No. A valid Delhi domicile is required for Delhi State Quota seats. Applicants from other states may apply only for the 50% AIQ seats through MCC PG counselling at mcc.nic.in.
Ques. Which original records should an allotted student bring when joining UCMS?
Ans. The required records are the original MBBS degree certificate and marksheets, internship completion certificate, State Medical Council or NMC registration certificate, NEET-PG scorecard, MCC or FMSC allotment letter, valid identity proof, and passport-size photographs. The student must also bring the ₹10,000 caution money payable at admission. An incomplete set of documents may delay admission or lead to cancellation of the seat.
Ques. How do competition levels differ between AIQ and the Delhi State Quota?
Ans. AIQ has stronger competition because applicants across India compete for a limited number of seats. General category closing ranks for popular branches such as General Medicine, Paediatrics, Dermatology, and General Surgery usually fall within the top few hundred nationally. Delhi State Quota is more accessible to applicants with domicile, although high-demand specialisations fill early through both routes.
Ques. Are later MCC rounds available to someone who does not secure a UCMS seat in Round 1?
Ans. Yes. MCC PG counselling continues through Round 1, Round 2, and a Mop-up round, with vacant seats moving to the next stage. Most popular specialisations are generally filled by Round 2, so later rounds provide fewer options. Timely Round 1 registration and a wider preference list improve the possibility of receiving the desired specialisation.
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