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Candidates are eligible for
the part-1MRCOG examination when theyhave obtained
their medical degree |
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| Part-1 examinations are held
biannually in March and September. |
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The
examination is on basic science and consists of
two multiple choice question (MCQ) papers, each
lasting two hours. The examination embraces those
subjects which form part of the general education
of any specialist and particularly those aspects
which are applicable to obstetrics and gynaecology. |
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The
part -1MRCOG examination consists of two MCQ-papers,
each containing 60 questions. Two hours allowed
for each paper. The questions are dividing into
different sections, each addressing a particular
topic of the syllabus. |
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| Paper-1 |
20MCQ on anatomy and embryology.
20MCQ on endocrinology and statistics.
20MCQ on microbiology, pharmacology and immunology |
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| Paper-2 |
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20MCQ on physiology
20MCQ on pathology and genetics.
20MCQ on biochemistry and biophysics |
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MCQ consists of item and five branches. Your answer
to each Each MCQ consists of item and five branches.
Your answer to each |
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either True ‘T’ or false ‘F’. |
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| Each
item correctly answered (whether it is ‘true’
or ‘false’) is awarded one mark (+1).
No mark is (0) are awarded for an unattempted question.
No negative marking has been done in this mock exam. |
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| Candidates
whose total marks are equal to or above the passing
mark will pass, regardless of their performance
in individual sections of the papers. |
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| Please
note that it is possible with on going advances
in the basic sciences that small number of the answer
may alter following publication. |
