Year
2025
Paper
KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Format
Theory, 3 hours
View Online
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KNRUHS Obstetrics & Gynaecology Question Papers (2025 to 2021)
All available Kaloji Narayana Rao University of Health Sciences (KNRUHS) Obstetrics & Gynaecology (OBG) previous year question papers for final year MBBS, covering 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, and 2021. View each paper online or open it in the GeckoMed app for offline study and topic analysis.
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Open OBG in the GeckoMed AppKNRUHS OBG Question Papers by Year
Each paper below links to its own page, where you can view the paper online, see the topic breakdown, and download it. All papers are final year MBBS Obstetrics & Gynaecology theory papers following the National Medical Commission (NMC) Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) format.
| Year | Paper | Phase | Format | View Online |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper | Final Year MBBS | Theory, 3 hours | View 2025 Paper |
| 2024 | KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper | Final Year MBBS | Theory, 3 hours | View 2024 Paper |
| 2023 | KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper | Final Year MBBS | Theory, 3 hours | View 2023 Paper |
| 2023 | KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper | Final Year MBBS | Theory, 3 hours | View 2022 Paper |
| 2021 | KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper | Final Year MBBS | Theory, 3 hours | View 2021 Paper |
Year
2024
Paper
KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Format
Theory, 3 hours
View Online
Year
2023
Paper
KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Format
Theory, 3 hours
View Online
Year
2023
Paper
KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Format
Theory, 3 hours
View Online
Year
2021
Paper
KNRUHS OBG Theory Paper
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Format
Theory, 3 hours
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Exact mark distribution and the number of theory papers can vary by exam cycle. Confirm the current blueprint on the KNRUHS final year syllabus page or inside the GeckoMed app.
KNRUHS OBG Exam Pattern
Obstetrics & Gynaecology is a final year (Phase 3 Part 2) clinical subject under the NMC CBME curriculum. The university examination is assessed across theory and clinical components.
Theory: Written theory papers of 3 hours each. Many universities split OBG into two theory papers, one weighted towards obstetrics and one towards gynaecology. Question types typically include long answer questions (LAQ), short answer questions (SAQ), and short notes.
Clinical and practical: Clinical case examination, Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) or Objective Structured Practical Examination (OSPE) stations, and viva voce.
Internal assessment: Carried forward from periodic theory and clinical tests through the year.
Because the precise mark split and paper count can change between exam cycles, treat the structure above as the general NMC CBME pattern and verify the current KNRUHS blueprint before your exam. The GeckoMed app shows the verified pattern for each paper year.
Most-Tested OBG Topics
The topics below are consistently high-yield areas in final year OBG examinations under the NMC CBME curriculum. Use them to prioritise revision, then confirm the exact recurrence in each paper using the year pages above.
| Topic Area | Why It Matters | Study Link |
|---|---|---|
| Antepartum haemorrhage (placenta praevia, abruptio placentae) | Recurring long answer territory in obstetrics | View on the year pages above |
| Pre-eclampsia and eclampsia | High-yield obstetric emergency, frequently tested | Pre-eclampsia topic page |
| Postpartum haemorrhage and its management | Common LAQ and viva area | View on the year pages above |
| Ectopic pregnancy | Recurring across obstetrics questions | Ectopic pregnancy topic page |
| Normal labour, partograph and management of labour stages | Core obstetrics competency | View on the year pages above |
| Fibroids (leiomyoma) of the uterus | Common gynaecology long answer | Fibroids topic page |
| Contraception and family planning methods | Frequently tested in short notes | View on the year pages above |
| Abnormal uterine bleeding and menstrual disorders | Recurring gynaecology area | View on the year pages above |
Topic Area
Antepartum haemorrhage (placenta praevia, abruptio placentae)
Why It Matters
Recurring long answer territory in obstetrics
Study Link
View on the year pages above
Topic Area
Pre-eclampsia and eclampsia
Why It Matters
High-yield obstetric emergency, frequently tested
Study Link
Topic Area
Postpartum haemorrhage and its management
Why It Matters
Common LAQ and viva area
Study Link
View on the year pages above
Topic Area
Ectopic pregnancy
Why It Matters
Recurring across obstetrics questions
Study Link
Topic Area
Normal labour, partograph and management of labour stages
Why It Matters
Core obstetrics competency
Study Link
View on the year pages above
Topic Area
Fibroids (leiomyoma) of the uterus
Why It Matters
Common gynaecology long answer
Study Link
Topic Area
Contraception and family planning methods
Why It Matters
Frequently tested in short notes
Study Link
View on the year pages above
Topic Area
Abnormal uterine bleeding and menstrual disorders
Why It Matters
Recurring gynaecology area
Study Link
View on the year pages above
This list reflects standard NMC CBME OBG curriculum weightage, not a count of individual KNRUHS papers. For the verified topic frequency in each KNRUHS paper, open the year pages or the GeckoMed app.
For spoken-exam preparation in these same areas, work through the OBG viva questions and answers.
How to Study With KNRUHS OBG Papers
- Start with the two most recent papers (2025 and 2024) to understand the current question style, then work backwards to 2023, 2022, and 2021 for breadth.
- Practise full long answer questions under timed conditions, 3 hours per paper, to build writing speed and structure for the real exam.
- Separate your revision into obstetrics and gynaecology, since OBG theory is often weighted across both. Track which side a question belongs to as you solve.
- For every emergency topic (antepartum haemorrhage, postpartum haemorrhage, eclampsia), prepare a clear management flow, since examiners reward structured, stepwise answers.
- Pair each written paper with the matching OBG viva questions and answers so your clinical and oral answers stay consistent.
- Use diagrams and labelled illustrations where relevant. Clear diagrams for topics like the female pelvis, foetal skull, and mechanism of labour can earn marks quickly.
- Cross-check recurring topics against the KNRUHS final year syllabus so you do not over-study low-yield areas.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the KNRUHS OBG question papers free to download?
Yes. You can view every paper listed here online for free, and open them in the GeckoMed app for offline access and topic-wise analysis.
Which years of KNRUHS OBG papers are available?
This page covers 2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, and 2021. We add papers as they are verified.
Do these papers follow the NMC CBME pattern?
Yes. The papers are final year MBBS Obstetrics & Gynaecology theory papers set under the NMC Competency Based Medical Education curriculum.
How should I use previous year papers for OBG?
Solve them under timed conditions, split your practice between obstetrics and gynaecology, and pair each paper with viva preparation. The most recent papers are the best guide to the current question style.
Is Obstetrics & Gynaecology a first year or final year subject?
OBG is a final year (Phase 3 Part 2) subject in the MBBS curriculum.
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