MS General Surgery
Every seat, with its own quota, its own closing rank and its own fee — read from the counselling authorities’ published results.
- Colleges
- 518
- Seats
- 3,963
- Best R1 (GEN)
- 2
- States
- 0
Read the quota column with the rank. The same college often has a government seat closing at a few thousand and a management or NRI seat open to two lakh — at many times the fee. A large rank here does not mean a cheap seat.
MS General Surgery seats in the GEN-FEMALE category
One row per college and quota, widest reach first — the seats most ranks can actually get to. Everything on a row describes that one seat.
No GEN-FEMALE seats are published for this branch. Try another category above.
Common questions about MS General Surgery
- What rank is needed for MS General Surgery?
- It depends on the quota as much as on the rank. In the GEN-FEMALE category, round 1 closed from rank 2 at the most competitive college. Management and NRI seats at the same colleges stay open to far larger ranks, but cost several times more — so a large rank does not mean a cheap seat. The table on this page keeps each seat's rank and its own fee on the same row for exactly that reason.
- How many MS General Surgery seats are there?
- 3,963 seats across 518 colleges in 0 states, counted from the published seat matrix.
These are historical closing ranks, not a forecast. They say where the cut actually landed in published rounds; nothing here predicts what this year will do.
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Where does MS General Surgery actually sit for your rank?
The table above is every seat, not your shortlist. Bring your rank, category and quota and our counsellors will tell you which of these are realistic, which are a stretch, and the order to put them in.