M.S. General Surgery
M.S. General Surgery trains residents in general, emergency, and laparoscopic surgical care through extensive operative exposure over the three-year programme. With access to 11 major and 6 minor operating theatres alongside round-the-clock trauma care, residents build strong operative and perioperative management skills across a wide range of surgical cases. Structured rotations through emergency and elective lists ensure balanced skill development. This solid grounding prepares graduates for independent surgical practice or for further super-specialisation through M.Ch. programmes.
Programm Details
Facilities
- 11 major operating theatres supporting extensive elective and emergency surgical exposure
- 6 minor operation theatres enabling structured training in smaller surgical procedures
- Surgical ICU providing critical peri-operative and post-operative patient management experience
- Round-the-clock trauma care ensures continuous exposure to emergency surgical cases
- Laparoscopic surgery setup supporting hands-on minimally invasive procedural skill development
- Central Research Laboratory available for structured thesis and surgical research work
- Central Library is stocked with surgery journals, textbooks, and clinical references
FAQs
How many OTs support training?
Training is supported by 11 major and 6 minor operating theatres within the hospital.
What is the scope after this course?
Graduates can pursue independent surgical practice or move on to M.Ch. super-specialisation.
Is laparoscopic training included?
Yes, laparoscopic training is included as part of the regular operating theatre rotations.
What is the course duration?
The course duration is 3 years.
How is admission granted?
Admission is granted through NEET-PG and the subsequent UP NEET-PG counselling.
