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Programme confirmed; current intake unconfirmedOfficial source · Level A

Subspecialty training programme

Vascular Surgery Fellowship / DNB (NBE-approved)

Jain Vascular (JIVAS), BMJH Hospitals

Bengaluru · India

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Programme overview

NBE-approved vascular training programme open to completed general surgeons, taking three candidates per intake through centralised selection.

Documented training exposure

  • ✓Three candidates selected per intake
  • ✓Around nine fellows at a time with 24/7 patient coverage
  • ✓Participation in national and international phase 2 and 3 clinical trials
  • ✓Mandatory thesis with topics selected to represent clinical trials
  • ✓The department requires DNB candidates to submit a thesis and describes selection of clinical-trial-related topics. Its nine-fellow/24-hour service description is not a current vacancy count.

Training exposure does not guarantee independent operating. Participation depends on registration, credentialing and programme decisions.

Eligibility and prior training

Completed general surgical training (MS or DNB); selection is centralised. Contact jainvascular@hotmail.com for current requirements.

International applicants: National NEET-SS 2026 rules allow foreign nationals, including OCI cardholders, to sit the exam without prior NMC registration. Course/institution-limited temporary registration may be granted after admission, subject to recognised postgraduate qualifications and registration in the country of qualification. JIVAS admission, counselling eligibility and visa support require separate confirmation.

Application status

Programme confirmed; current intake unconfirmed

Deadline: National examination registration for NEET-SS 2026 runs 29 October–18 November 2026, 23:55; the qualifying feeder degree cutoff is 31 January 2027. This is the national exam window, not this institution’s application deadline or proof that a vascular seat is open.

Applicants should confirm the current cycle directly with the institution before preparing an application.

Registration, language and immigration

Medical registration
For the NEET-SS route, the 2026 bulletin permits foreign nationals including OCI to sit the exam without prior NMC registration. Temporary NMC registration may be granted after admission, subject to the prescribed fee, home-country registration and recognition; this is not an institution-specific admission or visa approval.
Language requirements
Not publicly confirmed in the indexed programme source
Visa and work rights
Programme- and applicant-specific; confirm with the institution and relevant authority
Required documents
National NEET-SS applicants must document the qualifying postgraduate degree and relevant registration. Foreign applicants needing MHA security clearance must obtain and submit it before applying for the examination.

Clinical scope and case mix

Department states fellows provide 24/7 coverage and receive training described as one of the best in India; operative volume or autonomy is not stated. The official source documents the training themes listed above; exact case numbers, independent responsibility and operative autonomy are not inferred when unpublished.

Research exposure: Not publicly confirmed in the indexed source.

Funding, fees and support

For the DrNB category identified by VSI, NBEMS’s notice dated 3 June 2025 (effective 1 June 2025) lists minimum monthly stipends of INR 49,000 / 51,000 / 53,000 in years 1 / 2 / 3. Covered private/state-government institutions must pay the higher of this floor or applicable state-government basic stipend. JIVAS-specific pay, current rates and additional benefits must be confirmed. Separately, the NEET-SS 2026 examination fee is INR 3,500 per examination group, plus applicable gateway charges; the bulletin says the exam fee is GST-exempt. This examination fee is separate from tuition and remuneration. The NBEMS January–May 2026 bulletin lists annual charges of INR 75,000 tuition, INR 15,000 library and INR 15,000 appraisal. Accommodation adds INR 20,000 only if provided, for a listed total of INR 125,000 including accommodation. Check later NBEMS notices and the hospital’s invoice. In MCC’s 2025 counselling cycle, registration cost INR 5,000 and required a separate INR 200,000 security deposit, refundable subject to MCC’s conditions. Check the next bulletin for applicable charges.

Accommodation, relocation, insurance and additional fees are not assumed when they are absent from the official source.

Source limitations and conflicting information

The department describes three centrally selected candidates and a nine-fellow service. These are published programme descriptions, not a current vacancy count. The former 18-month fellowship was converted to a three-year DNB in 2006 and is not counted as a separate current programme.

The national society’s exact-hospital listing connects the older DNB wording to the current DrNB super-specialty category. The two JIVAS names in that society table are aliases, not separate directory programmes or additional vacancies.

The national NEET-SS rules do not guarantee a foreign-national seat or sponsorship at this institution. They do not apply to SCTIMST’s INI-SS route or to private short fellowships.

MCC’s NEET-SS 2025 Round 1 matrix (page 77) listed 3 seats under All India / Open for Peripheral Vascular Surgery (DPVS) at Bhagwan Mahaveer Jain Hospital, Millers Road, institute code 900284. This is a dated counselling allocation; later rounds and admission cycles can differ.

Application evidence checklist

Use these evidence labels alongside the programme details above. A documented condition can belong to an earlier intake; check its source and dates before applying.

Duration
Documented
Clinical participation
Partly documented
International eligibility
Partly documented
Salary, funding and fees
Partly documented
Application deadline
Not published
Prior training
Documented
Accreditation
Documented
Questions to resolve with Jain Vascular (JIVAS), BMJH Hospitals

Request written answers for these 4 incomplete or conflicting areas:

  • Clinical participation: Which clinical or research activities are permitted, supervised and assessed?
  • International eligibility: Do my qualifications and nationality meet the entry rules, and which registration and visa approvals are required?
  • Salary, funding and fees: What salary or fees apply to my intake, in which currency, and which costs are covered?
  • Application deadline: Is a place available for my intended intake, and what are its application opening and closing dates?
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