MS Ophthalmology

1. MBBS degree + completed internship from an NMC-recognized college
2. Valid NEET-PG qualification (General ≥50th percentile; reserved categories ≥40th)
3. Permanent registration with a State Medical Council
4. Seat allocation via RGUHS/KEA PG counseling

This intensive 3-year MS program delivers hands-on training in both clinical and surgical ophthalmology:

• Rotational postings across cataract, glaucoma, retina, squint, pediatric ophthalmology, cornea, and emergency services
• Surgical exposure: extracapsular cataract extraction, phacoemulsification, trabeculectomy, squint correction, lid/ocular surface surgeries
• Training in diagnostics: slit-lamp, tonometry, perimetry, fundus imaging, OCT, and visual electrophysiology
• Academic exposure through journal clubs, seminars, case discussions, and research/thesis preparation
• Department celebrates clinical events like National Eye Donation Fortnight and collaborates in inter-departmental academic activities