Resection Of Glioma in India — AUD Costs, Best Clinics 2026

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How Much Does Resection of glioma Cost in India in AUD?

≈ from AUD $9,300 to AUD $15,100

	India	Thailand	Turkey
Resection of glioma	≈ AUD $9,300	≈ AUD $15,800	from AUD $20,500

Data verified by Bookimed as of October 2026, based on patient requests and official quotes from 60 clinics worldwide. Median costs are based on real invoices (2025–2026) and updated monthly. Actual prices may vary.

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Best Resection of glioma Clinics in India for Australians: 6 Verified Options and AUD Prices

Medanta Hospital

India, Gurgaon

Clinic is certified :

Medanta Hospital is a major 1,250-bed multi-specialty centre, Joint Commission International (JCI) accredited and offering 45 dedicated neurosurgery operation theatres. The clinic manages a high volume of complex neurological cases with robust international patient pathways.

Price on request

Manipal Hospitals

India, Bengaluru

Clinic is certified :

Manipal Hospitals holds JCI, ISO, and NABH accreditations – international benchmarks for quality and safety. Part of India's third-largest healthcare provider, it has over 50 years of medical group experience. The hospital treats over 2 million patients annually from 30 countries, giving it a proven track record with international cases. It's also recognised as the Best Hospital in Bangalore and appears in Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals ranking.

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Consultation with creation of treatment plan	AUD $86 - AUD $216

Global Hospital Chennai

India, Chennai

Clinic is certified :

Global Hospital Chennai operates a Da Vinci robot and TrueBeam STx system for glioma resection. It holds NABH accreditation and features advanced 3 Tesla Silent MRI for diagnostics. The clinic is part of the Gleneagles Global Hospitals group, serving over 2 million patients yearly. Its international patient team organises interpreters, airport transfers, and English medical reports for Australians.

Price on request

BLK Super Speciality Hospital

India, Delhi

Vikas Gupta

Clinic is certified :

BLK Super Speciality Hospital is ranked among India's top 10 multi-specialty hospitals and holds JCI accreditation – internationally trusted standards for safety. Its neuroscience centre is the first in Asia to use the CyberKnife VSI system for precise radiosurgery, with on-site advanced imaging like PET-CT and 1.5 Tesla MRI. Dr Vikas Gupta, the Head of Neurosurgery, specialises in glioma and complex brain tumour resections. The hospital's international patient services include an English-speaking coordinator, airport transfers, and accommodation support.

Price on request

Manipal Goa Hospital

India, Panaji

Clinic is certified :

Manipal Goa Hospital performs over 500 complex neurosurgeries annually, including glioma resection. The NABH-accredited facility uses MRI and CT for planning, alongside Versa HD for precise radiotherapy. It offers seamless logistics for Australians, including airport transfers, interpreters, and accommodation. IBM Watson for Oncology supports treatment decisions. Costs are typically 2–5 times lower than Western Europe.

Price on request

HCG Manavata Cancer Centre

India, Nashik

Shruti Kate

15 years of experience

Clinic is certified :

HCG Manavata is Maharashtra's first NABH-accredited cancer hospital and treats over 75,000 patients yearly. The centre introduced region-first technology like TomoTherapy-H and Versa HD radiotherapy units. Dr Shruti Kate specialises in complex glioma resection and advanced immunotherapy, bringing training from India's leading Tata Memorial Hospital. The research facility is US-FDA audited, supporting innovative glioma treatments. For Australians, NABH accreditation confirms international patient safety standards.

diagnostics
Chest X-Ray	AUD $14 - AUD $29
Consultation with a neurosurgeon	AUD $57 - AUD $86

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Raj Nagarkar

30 years of experience

Dr. Raj Nagarkar has performed over 50,000 cancer surgeries at HCG Manavata Cancer Centre. He specializes in breast and thoracic surgical oncology. Dr. Nagarkar trained at the prestigious Tata Memorial Hospital in Mumbai. He is a Member of the Royal College of Surgeons in Edinburgh.

Participated as a lead investigator in more than 200 clinical trials.
Serves as a professor for DNB Superspecialty Surgical Oncology.
Expert in complex procedures including mastectomy and thoracic resections.
Founder of Curie Manavata Cancer Centre, a major regional treatment hub.

Shaunak Valame

10 years of experience

Dr. Shaunak Valame is a medical oncologist at HCG Manavata Cancer Centre in Nashik. He specializes in the molecular basis of cancer and targeted therapies. Dr. Valame completed his DNB training in medical oncology at Indraprastha Apollo Hospital. He previously served as a registrar at Jawaharlal Nehru Cancer Hospital.

Presented stomach cancer research at the ASCO Gastrointestinal Cancer Symposium in San Francisco.
Expert in chemotherapy and targeted therapy for breast, lung, and gastrointestinal cancers.
Treats various solid tumors, pediatric cancers, and hematological malignancies.
Works at an NABH-accredited center that treats over 75,000 patients annually.

Vikas Gupta

Professor Vikas Gupta is the Head and Chief of Neurosurgery at BLK Super Speciality Hospital, where he leads the interventional neuroradiology and endovascular programmes.

Specialises in the surgical removal of complex brain tumours like glioblastoma and glioma
Uses minimally invasive endovascular techniques to treat vascular diseases of the brain and spine
Holds a Senior Master of Neurosurgery (MCh) from one of India's top medical colleges
Expert in radiosurgery and spinal reconstruction for tumours affecting the central nervous system
Member of the Indian Society for Cerebrovascular Surgery and the Neurological Society of India

Sridhar P.S.

30 years of experience

Dr Sridhar P.S. is a specialist in neuro-oncology and radiotherapy who treats complex brain tumours at the HCG Manavata Cancer Centre.

Member of the Society for Neuro-Oncology focusing on the latest glioma management protocols
Board-certified in radiotherapy by the National Board of Examination
Holds a Doctor of Medicine in radiotherapy from Banaras Hindu University
Active member of the Association of Radiation Oncology of India
Specialises in combining radiation therapy with surgical resection approaches

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Anonymous • PET/CT

18 Dec 2018

Verified review.

Everything is well organized there

Was on vacation in the state of Goa. Before the trip, he performed an operation to remove prostate adenoma, according to the results of a biopsy, he found signs of adenocarcinoma. In order to have different opinions, the doctors decided to consult with a local oncourologist from Manipal hospital. Ostap Bondarenko from Bookimed arranged for me to see a doctor. Before that, he attempted to contact the hospital on his own, but they did not respond. Everything is well organized there. I like it. All questions discussed. Translator Svetlana first discussed everything with me and clarified the terminology. And then at the reception everything is available to the doctor translated my questions and his advice to me. The doctor is very competent and explained to me all possible treatment options and the necessary research.

Фёдор • Lung cancer

12 Sept 2019

Verified review.

I want to express my gratitude for your hard work

My name is Firdavs (Feder). I want to express my gratitude for your hard work. Many thanks to the coordinator Julia Smirnova and Alexander. They are also supported 24 hours sometimes questions arise at night. She is always respectful from her patient. Thank you from all of Tajikistan.

Barno • Lung cancer

Uzbekistan

12 Aug 2019

Verified review.

The doctor is very nice and explains everything very clearly

Thanks for the help in organizing the trip and the treatment, they send me an answer for analyzes for a little while

Борис • Chemotherapy

Ukraine

23 Nov 2021

Verified review.

Dubious

About Bookimed service

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Anonymous • Mastectomy

19 Aug 2018

Verified review.

Doctors of the clinic are qualified, speak English well. But the organization of treatment, that is, all these coordinators and translators already when you are in India, is a huge minus of the process. Simply huge. Expectations of everything and everywhere for hours, sometimes at times, poor awareness, a terrible accent on Russian, that one can understand a lot to the exact opposite, ignorance of medical terms, that is, only life can translate. I accompanied mamutna treatment, I speak English a little, therefore something accelerated due to this. One patient should not go, look for an accompanying person if other countries do not fit the prices for treatment. If someone is traveling alone or an accompanying person does not know English, the process will spoil your nerves. The very examination and treatment, surgery, everything is at a good level. But before the ability to organize everything painlessly for the patient, it will still come to BLK not soon. I do not know, as in other clinics in India, I think it's the same. Translators are different here, and the problems are the same. So in the whole country I think. But if there is no way out, you can entrust local doctors to the health. The patient is well fed in the hospital and the accompanying person. Chambers of any size isolate the patient with curtains around the perimeter, you see only the staff, but keep in mind that the multiple rooms are very noisy. Who prays in Arabic for the whole room, who sings the song, who plays the game with sound effects, who is screaming on the phone, because there is still no silence, people still have groans for the illnesses of people ... they do not do anybody for unconnected phones, loud talks and other inadequacy.

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Updated: 08/10/2026

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