MS General Surgery

MBBS degree from an NMC-recognised institution.

Completed 1-year rotatory internship.

Valid medical registration with NMC or a State Medical Council.

Must clear NEET-PG / INI CET for admission.

In some institutes (e.g., INIs), there may be age limits or other specific requirements.

The M.S. (General Surgery) program is a comprehensive surgical training course designed to develop highly competent general surgeons. Over three years, students receive rigorous training in surgical techniques, anatomy, trauma management, oncology, emergency surgery, and post-operative care. They engage in clinical rotations across different surgical departments, attend seminars and case conferences, and participate in hands-on operations under supervision. The curriculum includes theoretical classes, practical surgical training, and research work. As part of the training, residents gain experience in managing both elective and emergency surgical cases, learn pre- and post-operative patient management, and refine their clinical decision-making skills. Graduates are well-prepared for work in hospitals, academic institutions, private practice, or for further specialization into super-specialty surgery (e.g., M.Ch).

1. Qualify the entrance exam – either NEET-PG or INI CET, depending on the institution.
2. Participate in counselling – through MCC (for AIQ) or state-level counselling.
3. Fill choices – select M.S. (General Surgery) among preferred courses.
4. Seat allotment – based on rank, category, and preferences.
5. Document verification – submit MBBS mark sheets, internship certificate, registration, etc.
6. Fee payment – pay admission fee and other applicable charges.
7. Registration – register with the university / college.
8. Join course – start academic work as per the assigned institute’s schedule.