Indus Hospital Residency 2027 Jobs – FCPS, IMM, MCPS & Second Fellowship, Karachi, Apply by 23 November

Indus Hospital & Health Network (IHHN), Karachi has announced its Postgraduate Medical Education intake for the January 2027 session. Applications are open for FCPS Residency (Specialty Registrar), IMM Residency, MCPS Residency and Second Fellowship programmes across a wide range of specialities. All programmes are based in Karachi, applications are online only, and the programmes commence on 1 January 2027.

Last date to apply: Monday, 23 November 2026.

Indus Hospital Residency 2027 – Quick Facts

Second Fellowship Programmes (FCPS-II Passed)

The Second Fellowship is for doctors who have already passed FCPS-II in the relevant speciality. Most Second Fellowship programmes run for 2 years, and Gastroenterology runs for 3 years. The 2-year specialities are Neonatal Pediatrics, Pediatric Critical Care Medicine, Pediatric Hematology & Oncology, Interventional Radiology, Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery, Infectious Disease, Molecular Pathology & Cytogenetics, and Endocrinology.

Eligibility for the Second Fellowship is an MBBS degree plus FCPS-II passed in the relevant speciality, a 1-year house job, and 4 years of postgraduate training in the relevant field from a CPSP-recognised institute. This is an advanced training track for doctors who want sub-speciality expertise after completing their FCPS.

FCPS Residency (Specialty Registrar) Programmes

All FCPS Residency programmes require an MBBS degree and FCPS-I passed in the relevant speciality, plus the house job and prior training listed for each track. The programmes are grouped by length:

Orthopaedics aspirants, note: Indus offers two FCPS Orthopedics & Traumatology tracks. With 2 years of General Surgery training, apply for the 4-year programme; with 1 year, apply for the 5-year programme. Candidates without General Surgery training can apply for the separate 1-year General Surgery programme that fulfils this requirement.

IMM & MCPS Residency Programmes

The MCPS track is a useful route for doctors who hold an MBBS and have completed their house job but have not passed FCPS-I. It leads to the MCPS qualification in two years in Family Medicine, Anesthesiology or Pediatrics Medicine.

Why Train at Indus Hospital

Indus Hospital & Health Network is one of Pakistan’s largest free-of-cost healthcare networks, with its main campus in Korangi, Karachi. Its postgraduate programmes run under the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP) framework, so the training, examinations and qualifications follow the national standard for specialist doctors. Residents work in a high-volume tertiary care hospital, which means wide clinical exposure across medical, surgical, paediatric and diagnostic specialities.

For a young doctor, a residency at Indus offers structured supervision, a clear training pathway towards FCPS or MCPS, and experience of working in a system that serves patients from all backgrounds without charging them. The January 2027 session is a single intake, so doctors who miss this deadline will have to wait for the next advertised session.

Eligibility Criteria – Indus Hospital Residency 2027

• Second Fellowship: MBBS, FCPS-II passed in the relevant speciality, 1-year house job, and 4 years of postgraduate training in the relevant field from a CPSP-recognised institute.
• FCPS Residency: MBBS and FCPS-I passed in the relevant speciality, plus a 1-year house job and the prior postgraduate training listed for the chosen track.
• IMM Residency: MBBS and FCPS-I passed in the relevant speciality, plus a 1-year house job.
• MCPS Residency: MBBS and a 1-year house job from a recognised institute. FCPS-I is not required.
• Government employees: Government officials applying for Fellowship or Residency programmes must provide an NOC from their own department.
• House job: A completed 1-year house job from a recognised institute is required for every programme in this intake.

Important Dates – Indus Hospital Residency 2027

Documents Checklist for Applicants

• MBBS degree and mark sheets
• House job / internship completion certificate
• FCPS Part-I result (for FCPS and IMM programmes) or FCPS-II result (for Second Fellowship)
• Valid PMDC registration certificate
• CNIC copy
• Domicile and PRC, if asked on the portal
• NOC from employer, for government employees
• Passport-size photographs
• Attested photocopies of all documents, as asked on the portal

The advertisement does not state the number of seats, the stipend, or the fee amount. Check the official portal for these details before applying, and do not rely on figures shared on social media.

How to Apply for Indus Hospital Residency 2027

• Sign in or register at the official portal: admissions.iuhs.edu.pk.
• Select your programme and speciality, and complete the form fully. Incomplete forms will not be accepted.
• Enter your email address and cell number carefully — all communication, including the Admit Card, will come by email.
• Pay the submission fee (non-refundable) and submit on or before Monday, 23 November 2026.
• Watch for your Admit Card, which will carry the test date and venue.
• For queries, email pgme.office@tih.org.pk.

FAQs – Indus Hospital Residency 2027

What is the last date for Indus Hospital Residency 2027?

Monday, 23 November 2026. The programmes commence on 1 January 2027.

Can I apply for MCPS without FCPS-I?

Yes. The 2-year MCPS Residency in Family Medicine, Anesthesiology and Pediatrics Medicine requires an MBBS and a 1-year house job only.

Which Orthopaedics programme should I apply for?

With 2 years of General Surgery training, apply for the 4-year FCPS Orthopedics & Traumatology programme; with 1 year, apply for the 5-year programme. The 1-year General Surgery programme is offered to fulfil the Orthopaedics requirement.

How will I get my test date?

Through your Admit Card, sent by email. Make sure your email address and cell number are correct on the form.

Do government employees need an NOC?

Yes. Government officials must provide an NOC from their own department.

Is the submission fee refundable?

No. The submission fee is non-refundable, and incomplete forms will not be accepted.

Never pay anyone for a residency or training seat. Indus Hospital accepts applications only through its official admissions portal at admissions.iuhs.edu.pk. The submission fee is paid only on the official portal, never to a personal account or agent. If anyone promises you a seat for money, it is a scam. For genuine queries, email pgme.office@tih.org.pk.