How many surgeries does an MS student typically perform during training?

<p>During <strong>&lt;a href="https://www.shiksha.com/ms-masters-of-surgery-chp"&gt;MS&lt;/a&gt; training</strong>, students perform and assist in <strong>hundreds of surgeries</strong>, depending on the specialisation and institution. In general surgery, trainees are expected to conduct <strong>300-500 procedures</strong> over <strong>three years</strong>, covering minor and major surgical interventions. These include <strong>appendectomies, hernia repairs, cholecystectomies, and emergency trauma surgeries</strong>.</p><p>The surgical exposure increases with <strong>clinical postings, residency programs, and mentorship from senior surgeons</strong>. Many top institutions provide opportunities for <strong>robotic and laparoscopic surgeries</strong>, enhancing skills in modern surgical techniques. By the final year, MS students gain enough experience to operate independently under supervision, preparing them for <strong>real-world surgical practice</strong>.</p>

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