Content Curator | Updated on - Mar 30, 2026

Kakatiya Medical College (KMC), Warangal, is one of Telangana's oldest and most reputed government medical institutions, established in 1959 and affiliated to Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS). The MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG) programme is a 3-year full-time postgraduate degree recognised by the National Medical Commission (NMC), with a seat intake of 19 per academic year. The total course fee is approximately Rs. 1,29,600 for the entire duration, making it one of the most affordable PG programmes in the country. Admission is strictly through NEET PG merit, and the course is highly sought after for its strong clinical exposure at the attached government hospitals including the Government Maternity Hospital and CKM Maternity Hospital, Warangal, which handle a very high obstetric and gynaecological caseload from across the Telangana-Andhra Pradesh region.

Admissions for the academic year 2026-27 are now closed; the stray vacancy phase of KNRUHS counselling was completed in late February 2026. The next admission cycle (2027-28) will be based on NEET PG 2027, with registration tentatively scheduled from April 7 to May 7, 2027, and the exam on June 15, 2027. KNRUHS state quota counselling for 2027-28 is expected to commence from August-September 2027 (tentative, based on previous year patterns).

Key Points

Government medical college under the Telangana state government; fees are among the lowest for any PG programme in India.
19 NMC-approved MS OBG seats; 50% filled via All India Quota (MCC counselling) and 50% via Telangana State Quota (KNRUHS counselling).
Attached to dedicated maternity hospitals including Government Maternity Hospital, Hanamkonda and CKM Maternity Hospital, Warangal, offering very high obstetric and gynaecological caseload.
PG residents receive a monthly stipend ranging from Rs. 58,289 (1st year) to Rs. 64,767 (3rd year).
A 1-year compulsory rural/government service bond is applicable post-completion; non-compliance attracts a penalty of Rs. 20 lakhs.
MS OBG is one of the most competitive PG surgical branches at KMC Warangal, with AIQ General category closing ranks typically in the range of 8,000-9,500.

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KMC MS OBG Fees

The MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology programme at KMC Warangal is a government-funded course with a very nominal fee structure. The total tuition fee for the 3-year programme is Rs. 75,000 (Rs. 25,000 per year), with one-time charges of Rs. 54,600 payable at the time of admission. The overall total course fee comes to approximately Rs. 1,29,600, excluding hostel charges. Hostel accommodation is available optionally at Rs. 7,200 per year.

Fee Components

Fee Component	Amount (Rs.)	Frequency
Tuition Fee	25,000 per year x 3 years = 75,000	Annual
College Development Society Fee	25,000	One-time
University Fee	29,600	One-time
Total Fees (excluding hostel)	1,29,600	Full course

Hostel Fee

Hostel Fee	Amount (Rs.)	Frequency
7,200 per year	Annual (Optional)

Hostel accommodation is optional and not included in the Total Fees above.
Fees are subject to revision as per state government and university norms.
PG residents receive a monthly stipend (Rs. 58,289 in Year 1, Rs. 61,528 in Year 2, Rs. 64,767 in Year 3), which effectively offsets the course fee significantly.
A seat-leaving penalty of Rs. 50 lakhs plus stipend received applies if a candidate discontinues after joining; the candidate is also debarred for 3 years.
No EMI or instalment options are typically available for government college fees; fees are paid as per university schedule.

KMC MS OBG Admission 2026

Admissions to MS Obstetrics & Gynaecology at KMC Warangal are entirely merit-based through NEET PG. The 2026-27 admission cycle has been completed, with the stray vacancy phase of KNRUHS counselling concluded in late February 2026. For the upcoming 2027-28 cycle, candidates must qualify NEET PG 2027 and participate in both MCC (AIQ) and KNRUHS (state quota) counselling. The process is highly competitive, with General category AIQ closing ranks for MS OBG at KMC typically ranging between 8,000 and 9,500 in recent years.

College/Counselling Dates

Event	Tentative Date / Period
NEET PG 2027 Registration Start	April 7, 2027
NEET PG 2027 Registration End	May 7, 2027
NEET PG 2027 Admit Card	June 11, 2027
NEET PG 2027 Exam Date	June 15, 2027
NEET PG 2027 Result	July 15, 2027
MCC AIQ Counselling (Round 1)	August 2027 (Tentative)
KNRUHS State Quota Counselling	August-September 2027 (Tentative)
Batch Commencement	September-October 2027 (Tentative)

Entrance Exam Dates

Event	Date
Registration Start	April 7, 2027 (Tentative)
Registration End	May 7, 2027 (Tentative)
Admit Card Release	June 11, 2027 (Tentative)
Exam Date	June 15, 2027 (Tentative)
Result Declaration	July 15, 2027 (Tentative)

Source: nbe.edu.in

Note: All 2027-28 dates are tentative and subject to official notification by NBE and KNRUHS. Refer to nbe.edu.in and knruhs.telangana.gov.in for official updates.

The dates mentioned above are tentative and subject to change.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates must hold an MBBS degree from an NMC-recognised institution.
Completion of compulsory rotating internship (CRRI) is mandatory before joining.
A valid NEET PG scorecard is required; minimum qualifying percentile as per NMC norms (50th percentile for General/EWS, 40th for SC/ST/OBC/PwD).

Admission Process

Qualify NEET PG 2027 conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE).
Register for MCC counselling (mcc.nic.in) for 50% All India Quota seats.
Register for KNRUHS counselling (knruhs.telangana.gov.in) for 50% Telangana State Quota seats.
Submit required documents including MBBS degree, internship completion certificate, NEET PG scorecard, caste/EWS certificate (if applicable), and local status certificate.
Report to the college after seat allotment and complete bond/admission formalities including submission of PG bond documents.
Candidates allotted under state quota must fulfil local/non-local status requirements as per Telangana norms.

KMC MS OBG Scholarships 2026

Students pursuing MS OBG at KMC Warangal, being a government institution, benefit primarily from the state-funded Telangana ePASS scholarship scheme and central government post-matric scholarships for SC/ST/BC/EBC/Minority category students. Given the very low fee structure and the substantial monthly stipend provided to all PG residents, the financial burden is minimal. The scholarships listed below are applicable to eligible students.

Scholarship Details

Scholarship	Eligibility	Amount / Benefit	Application Portal
Telangana ePASS Post-Matric Scholarship	SC/ST/BC/EBC/Minority students domiciled in Telangana	Tuition fee reimbursement + maintenance allowance	telanganaepass.cgg.gov.in
Central Sector Scholarship (GoI Post-Matric)	SC/ST students from any state	Tuition fee + maintenance allowance as per GoI norms	scholarships.gov.in (NSP)
ONGC Scholarship	SC/ST/OBC students; family income below Rs. 2 lakh/year	Rs. 48,000 per year	ongcscholar.org
PG Resident Stipend (not a scholarship, but financial support)	All PG residents at KMC Warangal	Rs. 58,289 - Rs. 64,767 per month	Paid by college/state government

Telangana ePASS applications for 2026-27 were open until March 31, 2027; fresh registrations for 2027-28 are expected to open in July-August 2027.
Students must maintain 75% attendance to remain eligible for ePASS scholarship benefits.
The monthly stipend is not a scholarship but is a significant financial support provided to all PG residents regardless of category.
Scholarship amounts and deadlines are subject to annual revision by the respective authorities.

KMC Warangal M.S Obstetrics & Gynaecology Ranking

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#240 out of 632 in India 2025

#6th in Telangana

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KMC MS OBG FAQs

Ques. What NEET PG rank is needed for MS OBG at KMC Warangal under the All India Quota?

Ans. Based on recent years' data, the AIQ closing rank for MS OBG (General category) at KMC Warangal has been in the range of approximately 8,000 to 9,500. For EWS it has been around 9,800 to 10,000, and for OBC around 9,800 to 10,000. These ranks vary each year depending on the total number of candidates and seat availability. Candidates should check the MCC official website for the most recent round-wise closing ranks.

Ques. How is the clinical exposure for MS OBG at KMC Warangal?

Ans. KMC Warangal has dedicated maternity hospitals attached to it, including the Government Maternity Hospital, Hanamkonda and CKM Maternity Hospital, Warangal. These hospitals handle a very high volume of normal deliveries, complicated obstetric cases, gynaecological surgeries, and emergency obstetric care from across the Warangal region and surrounding districts. The caseload is diverse and substantial, making it an excellent training ground for OBG residents. The lower trainee-to-case ratio compared to larger Hyderabad colleges often means more hands-on operative experience per resident.

Ques. Is MS OBG at KMC Warangal a good choice for female candidates?

Ans. Yes, MS OBG is a popular choice among female MBBS graduates. KMC Warangal provides separate hostel facilities for female PG students, a safe campus environment, and strong clinical training. The college is located in Warangal, a well-connected Tier-2 city in Telangana, with good transport links to Hyderabad. The stipend of Rs. 58,289 to Rs. 64,767 per month is also a significant financial advantage.

Ques. What is the bond obligation after completing MS OBG from KMC Warangal?

Ans. After completing the MS programme, graduates are required to serve in a government/rural posting for 1 year as per the bond conditions. Failure to comply attracts a penalty of Rs. 20 lakhs. If a candidate leaves the seat after joining, the penalty is Rs. 50 lakhs plus the total stipend received, and the candidate is debarred from PG admissions for 3 years.

Ques. Can candidates from outside Telangana apply for MS OBG at KMC Warangal?

Ans. Yes. 50% of the MS OBG seats (approximately 9-10 seats) are filled through the All India Quota (AIQ) via MCC counselling, which is open to candidates from all states. The remaining 50% are filled through KNRUHS Telangana State Quota counselling, primarily for candidates with local/non-local status in Telangana. Out-of-state candidates can participate in AIQ rounds and, if eligible, in the state quota as non-local candidates.

Ques. What is the difference between the AIQ and state quota seats for MS OBG at KMC Warangal, and which is more competitive?

Ans. The AIQ (All India Quota) comprises 50% of seats and is filled through MCC counselling open to candidates from all states across India, making it highly competitive nationally. The state quota (50% seats) is filled through KNRUHS counselling and is primarily for Telangana domicile candidates, with separate sub-categories for local/non-local and in-service candidates. Historically, AIQ closing ranks for MS OBG at KMC have been slightly higher (more competitive) than state quota closing ranks, as the AIQ pool includes top-ranked candidates from across the country.