Hii

Firstly, The MS (Master of Surgery) is an advanced qualification in surgery. Secondly, you can apply for it after completing your MBBS or its equivalent degree recognized by Medical Council of India.

All the best.

Hii

Yes, To become Surgeon you need to have MBBS Degree. To get MBBS Degree, you need to give entrance exams like- NEET UG, AIIMS Entrance, JIPMER.

In case you need to know any thing else feel free to reply back.

All the best.

Hii, 

Yes it is valid. The medical certificate is always valid if it is signed by a mbbs doctor. 

Thank you 

Hey Kanekeswar,

There are many types of sergeons. Here are the list of 10 sergeons:

General surgeon

Cardiothoracic surgeon

Neurosurgeon

Oral and maxilloficial  surgeon

Obsteric and gynecological  surgeon

Otolaryngology  surgeon

Ophthalmic  surgeon

Oculoplastic  surgeon

Pediatric  surgeon

Plastic  surgeon.

Hii

You don't study surgeon, you become one.

Following is the way to become surgeon-

Starting with educational qualification-

Candidate must have passed 10+2 Science stream with Physics, Chemistry and Biology subjects, from a recognized board.
Minimum aggregate marks required in PCB subjects- 50%.
Minimum marks scored in Biology subject- 50%.
*Note: Minimum marks criteria may vary (usually around 50% marks).
Candidate must also have taken part in medical entrance examination organized by State or Central Government. Some of the well known entrance tests are- NEET UG, AIIMS Entrance,  JIPMER.

After completing MBBS,You may go for the below mentioned PG courses for becoming surgeon-

• MS (Master of Surgery)- 3 years long
• MD (Doctor of Medicine)- 3 years long
• PG Diploma- 2 years long
• DNB (Diploma of National Board)

All the best.

Hello Raunaque

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Hey Maya.

To become a surgeon, in India you would require a minimum of 11.5 years.

First you will have to complete your MBBS degree which will take you 5.5 years (including compulsory internship period) Then you will pursue an MS degree which will take you 3 years. After that, if you want to do further specialisation like Neurosurgery, cardio surgery etc you will pursue an MCH degree which will take you 3 years.

You can also pursue MCH directly after MBBS in Institutes which provide an MCH degree directly after MBBS. It is a 6 year degree. Pursuing MCH is optional. You can do it only if you want to specialise in some particular field. But this will increase your Career prospects, salaries, value to a great extent.

This does not include the years or time you might take for preparing for MBBS/ MS/MCH entrances. It varies from person to person.

Best of luck!

dear student

To be a cardiac surgeon after MBBS you have to do the following:

Clear PGMEE and Do MS in general surgery

After MS clear super speciality exam do MCh in CTVS i.e. cardiothoracic and vascular surgery

hope it helps

All the best!!!