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No you are not eligible for MS PG course because Candidates who have completed M. B. S. degree course are eligible to pursue three year PG course in Surgery. As per Medical Council of India, as many as 1871 institutions are approved for providing Master of Surgery MS degree to candidates for a total of 12591 seats. But there are certain PG courses you can apply after BHMS:
- Diploma in Social and Preventive Healthcare
- PG Diploma in Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery
- Diploma in Electro-Homeopathy
- PG Diploma in Clinical Diabetology
- PG Diploma in Preventive and Promotive Healthcare
- PG Diploma in Health Science Research
- PG Diploma in Hospital an
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