Orthopedics

MS Orthopedics is a three year postgraduate course which is related to Medical Science. Orthopedics is a branch of surgery which is concerned with acute, chronic, traumatic, musculoskeletal system. In this course that deal with the study of Bone and joint problems, bone tumors, spinal cord injuries, fractures, etc. The basic eligibility criteria for admission in this course a candidate should have a bachelor's degree in MBBS with at least 55% score from any college or university recognized by MCI. To get admission in MS Orthopedics, the students have to clear entrance examinations conducted by various colleges and universities. The average course fee of MS Orthopedics depends upon the colleges and the universities. But it can scale between 10 to 60 Lakhs per annum. The course is career orienting in nature that provides many jobs after its completion in many fields. After the completion of MS Orthopedics the students can expect their salary up to 30 LPA. MS Orthopedics: Entrance Exams Some universities and institutes or states may also conduct their own entrance exam for MS Orthopedics admission. The exams are: • AIIMS PG • PGIMER • NEET PG • JIPMER PG MS Orthopedics: Career Options After completing a course in MS Orthopedics, students can work in both public and private sectors, depending on their choice of job or their skills. Some of the best MS Orthopedics career options in the private sector are: • Orthopedic Surgeon • Critical Care • Medical Consultant • Clinical Associate • Orthopedic Professor • Orthopedic Assistant • Pediatric Surgeon MS Orthopedics: Future Scope After completing a MS Orthopedics course opens up a wide range of career options. It is also possible to pursue further studies after completing this course. Such as • Diplomate of National Board of Medical Examination in Orthopedics (DNB) • Post Graduate Diploma in Orthopedics • PhD in Orthopedics