Menu
Master of Surgery (MS) in General Surgery
About department
description
A Master of Surgery (MS) in General Surgery is a postgraduate medical degree program focused on training surgeons in the comprehensive management of surgical conditions affecting various parts of the body. General surgery encompasses a wide range of surgical procedures, including those related to the abdomen, gastrointestinal tract, endocrine system, breast, skin, soft tissues, and trauma surgery. The MS program typically involves rigorous training in both theoretical knowledge and practical skills through clinical rotations, surgical workshops, seminars, and research projects. Graduates of this program are equipped to diagnose, manage, and perform surgical interventions for a broad spectrum of medical conditions.
Connect with us
Beneficial
- Course Level: Postgraduate (PG) degree.
- Courses under this degree:
- General Surgery
- Specialized Surgical Fields (varies depending on the institution)
- Duration: Typically 3 years.
- Mode: Full-time residential program.
- Eligibility Criteria:
- Completion of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent degree.
- Some institutions may require a certain minimum percentage in the qualifying exam.
- Clearing entrance exams specific to the institution or country may also be necessary.
- Admission Process:
- Application submission including academic transcripts, exam scores, and possibly letters of recommendation.
- Appearing for and clearing entrance exams if required.
- Interview rounds may be part of the selection process.
- Final selection based on merit and availability of seats.
- Areas of Employment:
- Hospitals (Government and Private)
- Clinics
- Research Institutes
- Teaching Institutions
- NGOs/Charitable Organizations
- General Surgery
- Specialized Surgical Fields (varies depending on the institution)
- Completion of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) or equivalent degree.
- Some institutions may require a certain minimum percentage in the qualifying exam.
- Clearing entrance exams specific to the institution or country may also be necessary.
- Application submission including academic transcripts, exam scores, and possibly letters of recommendation.
- Appearing for and clearing entrance exams if required.
- Interview rounds may be part of the selection process.
- Final selection based on merit and availability of seats.
- Hospitals (Government and Private)
- Clinics
- Research Institutes
- Teaching Institutions
- NGOs/Charitable Organizations
