MS Ophthalmology

1. MBBS degree recognized by the National Medical Commission
2. Completion of one-year compulsory rotating internship
3. Permanent or provisional State Medical Council / NMC registration
4. Qualified NEET-PG examination in the year of admission
5. Eligibility for All India Quota and/or Maharashtra State PG counselling

Government Medical College & Hospital, Nandurbar is a government-run tertiary care institution established to strengthen medical education and healthcare services in the tribal and rural regions of Maharashtra. Affiliated with MUHS, Nashik, the college provides comprehensive undergraduate and postgraduate training supported by an attached teaching hospital catering to a large patient population.

The MS Ophthalmology program at GMCH Nandurbar offers structured and comprehensive training in clinical ophthalmology and ocular surgery. Postgraduate residents gain extensive exposure to outpatient clinics, operation theatres, wards, and emergency eye care services. The department emphasizes hands-on surgical training in cataract and other common ophthalmic procedures, along with the diagnosis and management of complex ocular disorders. Residents actively participate in academic activities such as seminars, journal clubs, case presentations, undergraduate teaching, and dissertation research. The program aims to produce competent ophthalmic surgeons with strong clinical judgment, ethical practice, and commitment to community eye care.

1. Appear for and qualify NEET-PG conducted by the National Board of Examinations.
2. Register for PG medical counselling through MCC (All India Quota) and/or Maharashtra State PG counselling authority.
3. Select MS Ophthalmology – GMCH Nandurbar during choice filling.
4. Seat allotment based on NEET-PG rank, category, and seat availability.
5. Report for document verification and medical examination.
6. Pay prescribed fees and complete admission formalities.
7. Join the department and commence academic activities as per MUHS academic calendar.