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The March Batch 2026 National & International Surgeons Convocation for FMAS (Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery) and DMAS (Diploma in Minimal Access Surgery) at World Laparoscopy Hospital marked a significant milestone for surgeons from across the globe who successfully completed their advanced training in minimal access surgery. This convocation celebrated the dedication, discipline, and surgical excellence of participants who underwent intensive theoretical learning and hands-on practical training in laparoscopic and robotic surgical techniques. World Laparoscopy Hospital, founded and led by Dr. R. K. Mishra, is internationally recognized for its commitment to high-quality surgical education. The March 2026 batch brought together surgeons from different countries, creating a diverse academic environment where knowledge, experience, and surgical skills were shared among professionals dedicated to advancing minimally invasive procedures. During the training program, surgeons received structured instruction covering the principles and practical aspects of minimal access surgery. The curriculum included laparoscopic procedures in general surgery, gynecology, and urology, along with exposure to robotic surgery systems. Participants practiced advanced surgical techniques through simulation labs, dry lab training, and supervised operating room demonstrations. These sessions ensured that surgeons not only understood the theoretical foundations but also developed the confidence and precision required in real surgical practice. The convocation ceremony itself was a proud and memorable occasion. Graduating surgeons were awarded the FMAS and DMAS certifications, recognizing their successful completion of the rigorous training program. The event also included feedback sessions where participants shared their learning experiences and expressed appreciation for the mentorship and academic guidance provided by the faculty. Many surgeons highlighted how the program enhanced their clinical skills and expanded their understanding of modern surgical technology. Beyond the distribution of certificates, the convocation symbolized the global mission of World Laparoscopy Hospital to promote safe, effective, and patient-centered minimally invasive surgery. The newly certified surgeons are now better equipped to implement advanced laparoscopic techniques in their respective countries, ultimately improving patient outcomes and surgical standards worldwide. In conclusion, the March Batch 2026 National & International Surgeons Convocation for FMAS and DMAS at World Laparoscopy Hospital was not only a celebration of academic achievement but also a reflection of the growing global community committed to excellence in minimal access surgery. The event reinforced the hospital’s reputation as a leading center for surgical training and innovation, inspiring surgeons to continue advancing the field of minimally invasive surgery for the benefit of patients everywhere.