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Urology is a super-specialty surgical field, so it comes under M.Ch. (Master of Chirurgiae) qualification. You pursue this qualification after doing an MS in General Surgery.
Neither MD or MS gives you a qualification of Urologist. MD is for medicine (non-surgical) while MS is a pathway to surgical s
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