1st Year MBBS Anatomy Question Bank (2025-2021)
This page compiles the complete Anatomy question bank for 1st Year MBBS, covering question papers from 2025 back to 2021 across all seven universities GeckoMed tracks. Use it to build a structured practice set from your own university's papers, or to compare question patterns across universities.
Anatomy Question Bank by University
RGUHS
RGUHS Anatomy Question Papers — papers from 2025 to 2021
KNRUHS
KNRUHS Anatomy Question Papers — papers from 2025 to 2021
TNMGRMU
TNMGRMU Anatomy Question Papers — papers from 2025 to 2021
NTRUHS
NTRUHS Anatomy Question Papers — papers from 2025 to 2023
WBUHS
WBUHS Anatomy Question Papers — papers from 2025 to 2023
KUHS
KUHS Anatomy Question Papers — papers from 2025 to 2023
RUHS
RUHS Anatomy Question Papers — papers from 2025 to 2023
Year range note: RGUHS, KNRUHS, and TNMGRMU (Tier-1 universities) provide papers back to 2021. NTRUHS, WBUHS, KUHS, and RUHS currently provide papers from 2025 to 2023.
Building Your Own Anatomy Question Bank
Rather than treating these papers as a single stack to read through once, organise them into a working question bank:
- Sort by region, not by year. Group questions across all available years by body region: Upper Limb, Lower Limb, Thorax, Abdomen, Head and Neck, and Neuroanatomy.
- Tag each question by format. Mark whether it is a long essay, short note, or short answer question, since exam weightage differs by format.
- Track repeats across years. Note which topics appear in more than one year within your own university's papers. These are strong revision priorities.
- Cross-check against other universities once your own is covered. Comparing question styles across universities can reveal how the same topic is framed differently.
- Pair each question with its diagram. Anatomy answers are scored partly on labelled diagrams, so build the habit of sketching alongside every question you practise.
Anatomy Exam Pattern (1st Year MBBS)
Anatomy is assessed under the NMC CBME format across universities, typically through:
- Theory papers: Long essay, short essay, and short answer questions
- Practical/Viva: Specimen and model identification, often combined with applied anatomy questions
- Dissection-based assessment: Practical marks tied to dissection hall performance in some universities
- Internal assessment: Contributes to eligibility for the university exam
Exact marks distribution and paper structure vary by university. Refer to your university's syllabus page for the current exam pattern.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these Anatomy question papers free to download?
Yes. All papers linked from this page are free to download as PDFs or view online, sourced from official university exam archives.
Which years are available?
2025, 2024, 2023, 2022, and 2021 for RGUHS, KNRUHS, and TNMGRMU. 2025, 2024, and 2023 for NTRUHS, WBUHS, KUHS, and RUHS.
Is this the same as the MBBS Anatomy Question Papers page?
This page compiles a working question bank across all seven universities. For a single university's papers with topic-wise analysis, use that university's dedicated Anatomy question paper listing linked above.
How should I use a question bank differently from a single year's paper?
A question bank groups questions by topic and format across years, which helps you spot repeating high-yield areas instead of studying each year's paper in isolation.
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