1. To understand the anatomical structure and functioning of the lower limb and the impact of various diseases or injuries on its function. 2. To effectively interpret diagnostic tests like X-ray, MRI, bone scans, and blood tests used in Orthopaedics to diagnose lower limb conditions. 3. To acquire knowledge on various surgical procedures, such as joint replacements, ligament reconstructions, and fracture fixations related to the lower limb. 4. To develop the ability to discern the suitable treatment regimen for common lower limb conditions like arthritis, trama injuries, and developmental disorders. 5. To understand the rehabilitation process following the lower limb surgeries and the role of physiotherapy and exercises in patient recovery.