MS Surgery

MS Surgery at BPKIHS is a 3-year postgraduate program designed to train medical graduates in surgical practice, including general surgery procedures, perioperative management, and research, preparing them for independent surgical careers.

Description:
The program provides comprehensive training in general surgery, covering operative techniques, patient care, and surgical decision-making. Students gain expertise in trauma, emergency surgery, and elective procedures, alongside research methodology and community health perspectives. Graduates are prepared for hospital practice, academic roles, or further subspecialty training.

Curricular Structure:

Features:

• 3-year structured postgraduate training
• Hands-on operative and emergency surgery exposure
• Integration of research methodology and community medicine
• Access to modern surgical facilities and technologies
• Emphasis on independent clinical decision-making

Fee:

• NPR 2,381,760 (tentative)

Admission Process:

• Eligibility: MBBS or equivalent, registered in Nepal Medical Council (or home country council for foreigners)
• One-year work experience required
• Entrance: MECEE-PG conducted by Medical Education Commission
• Exam: 200 MCQs, single best answer, 3-hour duration
• Minimum score: 50% to qualify for merit list

Job Prospects:

• General surgeon in hospitals and clinics
• Academic positions in medical colleges
• Surgical consultant in private or public healthcare institutions
• Opportunities in trauma centers and emergency care
• Research roles in surgical innovation and techniques