Program

MS – Ophthalmology

An MS Ophthalmology is a three-year postgraduate degree that trains medical doctors to become specialists in the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical management of eye diseases and disorders. The program provides in-depth knowledge of eye anatomy, physiology, and pathology, along with training in medical and surgical techniques like cataract surgery and corneal transplants. Graduates are prepared for careers in hospitals, clinics, and private practices, with opportunities in the public, private, and research sectors.

An MS Ophthalmology is a three-year postgraduate degree that trains medical doctors to become specialists in the diagnosis, treatment, and surgical management of eye diseases and disorders. The program provides in-depth knowledge of eye anatomy, physiology, and pathology, along with training in medical and surgical techniques like cataract surgery and corneal transplants. Graduates are prepared for careers in hospitals, clinics, and private practices, with opportunities in the public, private, and research sectors.

The objectives of an MS Ophthalmology program include developing the expertise to diagnose and treat a wide range of eye conditions and diseases, performing both common and complex surgical procedures, managing medical and surgical emergencies, and conducting research in ophthalmology. Graduates are expected to be competent, ethical, and community-oriented ophthalmologists, skilled in communication, equipped to handle day-to-day patient care, and prepared to contribute to both patient health and the advancement of the field.

The features of a Master of Surgery (MS) in Ophthalmology include a comprehensive curriculum, extensive clinical and surgical training, and diverse career opportunities. This three-year postgraduate program is designed to create skilled specialists who can diagnose, treat, and manage a wide range of eye-related disorders.

An MS Ophthalmology syllabus covers basic sciences like ocular anatomy, physiology, optics, and pathology, along with clinical ophthalmology including anterior segment (cornea, lens, glaucoma), posterior segment (retina, uvea), neuro-ophthalmology, pediatric ophthalmology, and ophthalmic surgery. The curriculum also includes community ophthalmology, ocular genetics, surgical skills, interpretation of diagnostic tests like fundus photography and corneal topography, and research methodology, with a strong emphasis on practical clinical and surgical training.

The objectives of an MS Ophthalmology program include developing the expertise to diagnose and treat a wide range of eye conditions and diseases, performing both common and complex surgical procedures, managing medical and surgical emergencies, and conducting research in ophthalmology. Graduates are expected to be competent, ethical, and community-oriented ophthalmologists, skilled in communication, equipped to handle day-to-day patient care, and prepared to contribute to both patient health and the advancement of the field.

The features of a Master of Surgery (MS) in Ophthalmology include a comprehensive curriculum, extensive clinical and surgical training, and diverse career opportunities. This three-year postgraduate program is designed to create skilled specialists who can diagnose, treat, and manage a wide range of eye-related disorders.

Course Duration

3 years

Course Eligibility

To be eligible for an MS – Ophthalmology in India, the Student must hold an MBBS degree from a Medical Council of India (now National Medical Commission)-recognized institution, complete one year of mandatory internship, and be registered with a State Medical Council. Admission is primarily based on score in the national NEET-PG entrance exam, with qualifying cutoffs varying by category.

Course Fees

Empower Vision, Transform Lives

Pursue MS – Ophthalmology to master advanced eye care, surgical techniques, and clinical excellence to restore and protect sight.

Admission Enquiry

Mrs. Rajalakshmi

Admission officer, Srinivas University