FMMC M.S Ophthalmology: Fees 2026, Course Duration, Dates, Eligibility

Ans. The MS (Master of Surgery) General Surgery programme at Father Muller Medical College is 3 years, structured as per RGUHS and NMC curriculum guidelines. The programme includes theory, practicals, clinical ward postings, operative theatre experience, case management, seminars, journal clubs, case presentations, and a research thesis component that must be defended for degree completion.

Ans. MS General Surgery seats at FMMC are allocated through KEA NEET PG counselling for Government Quota seats and Management Quota counselling for the remaining seats. All admissions are merit-based on valid NEET PG score. The programme is competitive with limited seats available.

Ans. Management Quota annual fee is ₹15,00,000 per year, totalling ₹45,00,000 for the 3-year MS General Surgery programme. Government Quota fees are lower and allotted through KEA NEET PG counselling. Hostel charges, examination fees, and other ancillary charges are payable separately.

Ans. Trainees receive extensive operative theatre experience across diverse surgical procedures including emergency surgeries, elective cases, trauma management, and minimally invasive techniques where available. They operate under senior surgeon supervision, progressively assuming greater responsibility as proficiency develops, and gain exposure to the complete spectrum of general surgical pathologies managed at FMMC’s tertiary care hospital.

Ans. MS General Surgery graduates from FMMC can pursue super-specialty training (M.Ch via NEET SS examination), establish independent surgical practice, join hospitals as consulting surgeons, pursue academic medicine and research careers, work in medical colleges as faculty, or take up government medical service positions. The RGUHS degree is recognised across India for surgical practice and further training.

Ans. The MS programme emphasises not only surgical technique but also clinical judgment, evidence-based decision-making, complications management, ethical practice, and communication skills. Trainees learn comprehensive patient care including preoperative assessment, operative management, postoperative care, and handling of surgical emergencies and complications, preparing them for autonomous consultant-level surgical practice.