Eligibility Criteria

MBBS degree from a medical college recognized by the National Medical Commission
Completion of one-year compulsory rotating internship
Permanent or provisional registration with NMC or State Medical Council
Qualifying score in NEET-PG as prescribed for the academic year
Compliance with applicable reservation policies and service bond requirements

Minimum Education

MS – Orthopaedics is an intensive postgraduate surgical training program designed to develop specialists proficient in managing musculoskeletal disorders and trauma. The course provides extensive clinical exposure to emergency and elective orthopaedic procedures, including fracture management, joint disorders, spinal conditions, and sports injuries.
Residents are trained in conservative and operative techniques such as internal fixation, joint replacement surgeries, arthroscopy, spinal procedures, and pediatric orthopaedics. The program emphasizes comprehensive patient care, including preoperative planning, surgical execution, postoperative rehabilitation, and long-term follow-up. Academic activities include seminars, case presentations, journal clubs, teaching rounds, and research culminating in a mandatory dissertation. Graduates are prepared for independent clinical practice, academic careers, or advanced fellowship training.