Medical · Postgraduate
MS
Master of Surgery
Postgraduate surgical degree in a specialty such as general surgery or orthopaedics, taken after MBBS through NEET PG.
What you study
Inside MS
Postgraduate surgical degree in a specialty such as general surgery or orthopaedics, taken after MBBS through NEET PG.
Subjects, specialisations and duration differ by institution, so this guide does not list a syllabus. Read the curriculum in each college’s official prospectus.
Colleges offering
Where to study MS
Every institution whose own website lists MS, with each programme it runs and the fee it publishes for it — per year, per semester or for the whole programme, exactly as printed.
375 institutions list MS
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Related exams
Entrance exams for MS
Admission routes vary — some institutions use their own tests or merit. Confirm the accepted exam on each college’s admission page.
No exam guide is linked to MS
Each institution sets its own admission route — check its official admission page.
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Where do these fees come from?
From each institution’s own website or fee document, linked next to every figure. Each fee is shown for the period the institution printed it for and is never converted. Fees change every session, so confirm the current figure with the institution before you pay.
Where do I confirm eligibility for MS?
In the official prospectus or admission notice of each institution. The eligibility checker lists what to confirm.
Which entrance exam do I need?
It depends on the institution and the admission cycle. Check each college’s official admission page.