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5 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.

5 programmes · 1 institution. Check the admission year and requirements.
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SGPGIMS's course index and programme pages combine several different kinds of education at one Lucknow campus. The official course index lists undergraduate BSc and BPT; postgraduate MD/MS, MHA and MSc; DM/MCh; PhD; and post-doctoral certificate or fellowship routes. This is not a single medical degree ladder: the entry qualification, authority, duration, training status, fee components and housing rules depend on the exact programme. The institute course index does not list MBBS.
The institute postgraduate list names MD Anaesthesiology, Emergency Medicine, Immuno Hematology and Blood Transfusion, Microbiology, Nuclear Medicine, Pathology, Radiodiagnosis and Radiotherapy, with MS Ophthalmology. It identifies national NEET-PG selection and counselling through relevant authorities. Use the programme's current prospectus and the live seat matrix for the academic year: a website list does not establish that every listed department has an open seat in a particular round.
The super-specialty catalogue includes DM pathways such as Cardiology, Clinical Immunology and Rheumatology, Critical Care Medicine, Endocrinology, Gastroenterology, Clinical Hematology, Medical Genetics, Nephrology, Neonatology, Neurology, Pediatric Gastroenterology and Pulmonary Medicine. Listed MCh options include Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, Endocrine Surgery, Neurosurgery, Pediatric Surgery, Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, and Surgical Gastroenterology. Admission uses NEET-Super-Specialty and counselling. The department page's seat figures are a catalogue snapshot, not a promise for 2027-28; read the live counselling matrix for the exact specialty, category, quota and round.
The College of Medical Technology and Allied Health Sciences lists BPT plus BSc routes in Radiodiagnosis and Imaging, MLT Haematology, Operation Theatre and Anaesthesia, Perfusion, Renal Dialysis, Radiotherapy, and MLT Transfusion Medicine. Its six MSc routes are Medical Biotechnology/Hematology, Genetic Counselling, MLT Medical Virology, Molecular Medicine and Biotechnology, Nuclear Medicine Technology, and Radiopharmacy and Molecular Imaging. The institute says CMT offers eight BSc and six MSc courses overall. Nursing programmes are listed separately under the College of Nursing. Undergraduate BSc/BPT listings are not MBBS.
The institute's general examination page says ABVMU runs the state common entrance for Nursing and BSc CMT technology routes from 2023, while MSc CMT uses an institute entrance. That broad route description helps applicants find the right authority, but the specific current prospectus governs eligibility and test details. For example, the 2026-27 MSc Nuclear Medicine Technology brochure described a three-year course with two years' coursework and one-year residency/dissertation, with eight seats and a science-degree eligibility route. Those are past-cycle terms, not default requirements for every MSc course.
SGPGIMS lists a two-year Master in Hospital Administration (MHA), PhD, PDAF and PDCC. The official examination information describes MHA as an institute-advertised entrance course, and PhD as a Research Cell process with published supervisor/guide information and selection by a board. PDAF and PDCC also have separate notices. Do not assume these courses share an admission calendar or fee basis with MD/MS or DM/MCh.
The institute's central fee structure page has no visible effective date. It presents an MD schedule with totals of ₹61,000 in year one, ₹35,500 in year two and ₹38,600 in year three; DM/MCh totals are ₹71,000, ₹45,500 and ₹48,600 across the three years. Each listed row contains admission/course/exam or other institutional charges, with a refundable caution deposit in the first year, and the page displays a separate medical subscription of ₹1,800 per year. These should not be restated as tuition-only amounts or as confirmed 2027-28 fees. Verify the current notice and admission letter before budgeting.
The dated 2026-27 MHA brochure listed year-wise instalment totals of ₹58,800 and ₹43,600 for its two-year course. The initial year includes a ₹10,000 refundable caution amount in its itemisation; accommodation and other living expenses are separate. The 2026-27 Nuclear Medicine Technology brochure lists two course-year totals of ₹91,300 and ₹76,100, with its own fee components and hostel charges additional. Although it describes a three-year programme, the provided fee table contains only the first and second course years, so a full-course total cannot be calculated from that document. Neither 2026 schedule should be carried into the 2027-28 edition as a current quote.
Keep the schedules separate when comparing offers. On the undated central page, MD's listed totals are ₹61,000, ₹35,500 and ₹38,600 across years one to three; DM/MCh lists ₹71,000, ₹45,500 and ₹48,600 for those years. Each has an additional ₹1,800 medical subscription per year on the page. For the named MHA 2026-27 intake, the dated brochure lists ₹58,800 in year one and ₹43,600 in year two. For MSc Nuclear Medicine Technology in 2026-27, the brochure gives ₹91,300 and ₹76,100 in the first two course years; it describes a three-year course but does not show a third-year fee amount. These are different programmes and source periods, not directly comparable tuition-only prices.
Amounts labelled as yearly totals may include refundable deposits and one-time charges; confirm the original itemisation. Hostel, mess, exam, medical subscription, caution refund, late-payment rules and fee revisions can alter the amount actually payable. Do not add or subtract a refundable deposit unless the exact current notice explains when it is returned.
Residents and students are not all in the same financial arrangement. SGPGIMS says on its Training/Stipend page MD students are simultaneously appointed Junior Residents, and DM, MCh and PDCC students Senior Residents, paid at the relevant resident scale with applicable allowances and furnished campus accommodation. The institute page does not give a current monthly rupee figure. The MHA and MSc Nuclear Medicine Technology 2026-27 brochures explicitly state no stipend for those named courses. Do not extend a resident salary statement to Nursing, CMT, MHA, PhD or every post-doctoral offering.
The institute's official student-support material lists UP Government Samaj Kalyan scholarship support for many Nursing and Technology students, PMSSS support for Nursing students from Jammu and Kashmir, CSIR-UGC JRF/SRF or project-funded fellowships for PhD scholars, and a Trained Nurses Association of India scholarship for meritorious student nurses. It does not provide a current 2027-28 award amount, application window, renewal rule or assurance that every eligible applicant will receive aid. Confirm scheme ownership, domicile or category eligibility, income/merit criteria and documents with the current scheme administrator. Scholarships, fellowships, fee reimbursement and a resident salary are distinct forms of support.
The institute describes separate postgraduate/research hostels and Nursing/CMT hostels. Room types and eligibility differ; the CMT boys' and girls' hostels list twin sharing and common toilets, while Nursing accommodation is separately grouped. Some hostel categories use waitlist points or programme-based eligibility; CMT/Nursing allocation is described as subject to availability and priority rules. The institute also calls an additional CMT hostel under development, which is not proof that it is complete. The 2026-27 MHA and Nuclear Medicine brochures say accommodation is subject to availability. Confirm charges, mess, allotment priority, vacancy and whether the applicant has a guaranteed room before accepting.
Choose by the kind of work and qualification you want, not by a broad “medical college” label. Compare prior degree prerequisites, duration, clinical or laboratory training, dissertation and residency requirements, selection authority, total payable schedule, income during training, and hostel availability. For the next intake, use the exact 2027-28 prospectus and counselling seat matrix; published 2026-27 examples and an undated central fee page are reference points only.
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-08
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-08
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-08
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-08
Programme information: Official source · Source as of: 2026-11-08
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