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The FMAS Graduation Ceremony for the January 2026 batch stands as a proud milestone in the journey of aspiring laparoscopic surgeons who have successfully completed the Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery. This prestigious occasion is not merely a celebration of academic completion, but a tribute to dedication, discipline, and the relentless pursuit of surgical excellence. Throughout the FMAS program, candidates undergo rigorous hands-on training, academic learning, and skill-based assessment in minimal access surgery. From mastering laparoscopic ergonomics and instrumentation to performing advanced procedures with precision and safety, the fellowship shapes surgeons into confident professionals ready to meet modern surgical challenges. The January 2026 graduates have demonstrated exceptional commitment, resilience, and a passion for continuous learning. The graduation ceremony symbolizes the transformation of trainees into skilled laparoscopic surgeons. It brings together mentors, faculty, and graduates in an atmosphere of pride and accomplishment. Esteemed faculty members acknowledge the hard work of the fellows, while graduates reflect on their journey filled with intense training sessions, clinical exposure, and invaluable mentorship. The ceremony also reinforces the ethical values, patient safety principles, and evidence-based practices that are central to minimal access surgery. As these FMAS graduates step into the next phase of their professional careers, they carry with them not only a recognized qualification but also the responsibility to deliver safe, effective, and compassionate surgical care. The January 2026 batch represents a new generation of surgeons committed to innovation, excellence, and lifelong learning in minimally invasive surgery. This graduation ceremony is a proud reminder that surgical excellence is achieved through perseverance, knowledge, and unwavering dedication to patient care.