Fellowship in Gynaecologic Oncology at KMC

Manipal 

Shape Specialised Surgical Practice in Gynaecologic Oncology

The Fellowship in Gynaecologic Oncology is a one year advanced clinical training program offered at Kasturba Medical College (KMC), MAHE, supports your transition into focused oncology practice after obstetrics and gynaecology.

You study screening, diagnosis, and surgical management of gynaecologic cancers through structured clinical exposure. Training takes place within a multidisciplinary care setting, supporting clinical judgment, operative confidence, and professional readiness across varied healthcare environments.

Program Highlights

Focused Oncology Training: Clinical exposure centres on malignancies affecting the cervix, uterus, ovaries, vagina, vulva, and fallopian tubes.

Screening and Diagnostic Orientation: You work with multiple screening and diagnostic modalities used in gynaecologic cancer care.

Multidisciplinary Clinical Environment: Training aligns surgical care with oncology, pathology, imaging, and supportive services.

Advanced Case Management: You manage complex cancer cases that demand structured planning and surgical precision.

Clinical Depth and Continuity: The fellowship supports progressive responsibility across diagnostic evaluation, surgery, and follow up care.

Lab Work

Gain exposure to procedure based‑ learning sessions that support surgical planning, staging, and oncologic techniques.

Internships

Clinical rotations across gynaecologic oncology services form the primary experiential component, offering continuous exposure to cancer screening, surgery, and post‑treatment care.

Lab Work

Gain exposure to procedure based‑ learning sessions that support surgical planning, staging, and oncologic techniques.

Lab Work

Gain exposure to procedure based‑ learning sessions that support surgical planning, staging, and oncologic techniques.

Program Details

Outcomes
Careers

Upon the completion of this program, you can:

Apply structured screening and diagnostic approaches for gynaecologic malignancies.

Manage surgical care for cancers of the cervix, uterus, ovaries, vagina, vulva, and fallopian tubes.

Strengthen clinical judgment in oncology driven surgical decision-making.

Gain confidence in managing cancer cases across varied clinical settings.

Become capable of delivering extended gynaecologic oncology services beyond specialised centres.

Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology

Established in 1955, KMC Manipal's Obstetrics and Gynaecology department delivers antenatal, infertility, oncology, endoscopic, menopause, and urogynaecology care with teaching and research.

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Admissions Path

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Department Test (DT) & Personal Interview (PI)

Merit List based on DT & PI

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Admission Formalities

Program Eligibility

You should successfully complete an MS in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, recognized by the National Medical Commission (NMC) / erstwhile Medical Council of India (MCI).

You must be below 40 years of age.

Curriculum and Fees

Year 1

Curriculum details will be updated shortly

Program Duration

1 year

Total Program Fee

General:

INR 8,53,000

Total Program Fee

NRI/Foreign:

USD 13,350

100 CR⁺

Worth of Scholarships

25⁺

Program Highlights

Focused Oncology Training: Clinical exposure centres on malignancies affecting the cervix, uterus, ovaries, vagina, vulva, and fallopian tubes.

Screening and Diagnostic Orientation: You work with multiple screening and diagnostic modalities used in gynaecologic cancer care.

Multidisciplinary Clinical Environment: Training aligns surgical care with oncology, pathology, imaging, and supportive services.

Advanced Case Management: You manage complex cancer cases that demand structured planning and surgical precision.

Clinical Depth and Continuity: The fellowship supports progressive responsibility across diagnostic evaluation, surgery, and follow up care.

Lab Work

Gain exposure to procedure based‑ learning sessions that support surgical planning, staging, and oncologic techniques.

Internships

Clinical rotations across gynaecologic oncology services form the primary experiential component, offering continuous exposure to cancer screening, surgery, and post‑treatment care.

Lab Work

Gain exposure to procedure based‑ learning sessions that support surgical planning, staging, and oncologic techniques.

Lab Work

Gain exposure to procedure based‑ learning sessions that support surgical planning, staging, and oncologic techniques.