MS Ophthalmology

1. Must possess an MBBS degree from an NMC-recognized institution.
2. Must have completed the 12-month compulsory internship by the stipulated cutoff date.
3. Must hold permanent/provisional registration with NMC or State Medical Council.
4. Must qualify NEET-PG.
5. Admission through KEA PG Medical Counselling (Karnataka Examination Authority) only.

The Department of Ophthalmology at Father Muller Medical College is a well-established unit offering comprehensive eye care services and advanced surgical training. The department is equipped with modern operation theatres, phacoemulsification systems, microscopes, lasers, and advanced diagnostic tools for retina and glaucoma services. Postgraduate students gain hands-on experience in cataract surgeries, retinal procedures, corneal interventions, pediatric ophthalmology, and oculoplastic surgeries. The high outpatient and surgical workload ensures strong clinical exposure across subspecialties. Academic activities such as seminars, journal clubs, case presentations, clinical audits, and interdisciplinary discussions form an integral part of training. The program emphasizes precision, patient safety, research, and ethical ophthalmic practice, preparing graduates for independent clinical or academic careers.

1. Appear for NEET-PG conducted by NBEMS.
2. Secure the required qualifying score/percentile.
3. Register for KEA PG Medical Counselling (Karnataka Examination Authority).
4. Complete document upload and verification.
5. Participate in Round 1 / Round 2 / Mop-Up Round counselling.
6. Choose Father Muller Medical College – MS Ophthalmology during option entry.
7. Download the seat allotment order if allotted.
8. Report to FMMC with original documents, pay fees, and complete admission formalities.
9. Join the residency program and orientation.