Full Forms of MS
There are various popular full forms of MS. We will see them one by one :
1) Master of Surgery
Strictly in the medical field, the full form of MS is Master of Surgery.
Master of Surgery, or MS, is a three-year postgraduate degree aimed to provide candidates with thorough surgical training knowledge and abilities. Candidates pursuing a Master of Science degree will be exposed to high-quality health care details and the progress of the scientific and medical sectors through research and training. The Master of Surgery programme equips students with all of the required and scientific information to become surgeons in their various fields of expertise. The coursework for a Master of Science (MS) degree entails studying about prevalent ailments as well as their correct diagnosis and treatment.
Some academic areas and surgery is offered by the MS degree course:
- Neurosurgery
- Urology
- Orthopaedic Surgery and many more.
The benefits of MS (Master of Surgery)
Some of the benefits of earning a master's degree in surgery include:
- One can obtain outstanding abilities in ward care and postoperative management.
- As one of the most challenging master's degrees, being a surgeon garners a person more respect from other fields of specialisation.
- As a surgeon, one can perform a number of operations on several patients. Because the field is so wide, a master's degree is required.
- In addition, a master of surgery might facilitate employment in semi-urban or metropolitan locations with a higher salary.
2) Master of Science
Master of Science is another full form of MS which is a degree program offered by universities in many countries such as the United States, Australia, United Kingdom, Canada, etc. There are a good number of Indian Universities that have courses in MS education.
Master of Science: Eligibility Criteria
There are two main fields where the MS course is offered:
- Engineering and
- Management
In full-time mode, the period can vary from 1.5 to 3 years. In the qualifying exam at the UG level, a minimum of 50-60 per cent is required, including a clear GATE score for enrollment in the MS course.
- Science field
- Qualified a BTech or BE or MSc course with an aggregate of 50-60 per cent.
- A good GATE score.
- The candidate might also have qualified CSIR or UGC NET or NBHM examinations, instead of GATE.
- Without other credentials, they must earn 80 per cent marks from any IIT colleges in the B.Tech course.
- Management field
- The applicant must have qualified Master of MBA or Arts with CAT or XAT or MAT or GATE or UGC or CSIR or CSIR or GMAT or ATMA or GRE.
- A minimum of three years of lieu managerial experience is required to apply for an MS degree if the candidate doesn't have the other credentials.
Specialization areas
These are some of the common choice courses for the Master of Science degree.
- Master of Science in Information Systems
- Master of Science in Information Technology
- Master of Science in Management
- Master of Science in Computer Science
- Master of Science in Project Management
- Master of Science in Economics
- Master of Science in Engineering
- Master of Science in Accounting
- Master of Science in Administration
- Master of Science in Corporate Communication
- Master of Science in Occupational Therapy
- Master of Science in Nursing
- Master of Science in Finance
Master of Science graduates: Career Opportunities
- Junior Research Fellow
- Biochemist
- Teacher
- Mathematician
- Research Scientist.
- Chemical Analyst
- Food and Drug Inspector
3) Microsoft
Microsoft, located in Redmond, Washington, is the largest and most successful producer of operating systems and application software for personal computers in the world. Key products include the company's consumer operating system (Windows XP Home), its corporate workstation and server operating systems (Windows 2000 Server and Windows Server 2003), its market-leading Office office suite (including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Access, and Outlook), and its market-leading Web browser (Internet Explorer). Critics of Microsoft perceive the company's.NET programme as an attempt to turn the Internet into a system through which clients connect with servers, so excluding Microsoft's competitors from the burgeoning, extremely lucrative market for services such as digital music distribution.
