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MBBS Question Papers (2025 to 2021)

Previous year question papers for all 14 MBBS subjects across seven Indian medical universities, with topic-wise analysis and most-repeated question patterns.

Used by MBBS students preparing for university exams across India.
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Question Papers by Subject

Each subject links to university-specific question paper archives. Tier-1 universities (RGUHS, KNRUHS, TNMGRMU) carry the deepest year range; other universities carry three to four recent years depending on subject.

MBBS Exam Pattern Under NMC CBME

Most MBBS theory papers under the National Medical Commission (NMC) Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) framework follow a similar structure across universities, though exact marks and duration vary by subject and institution.

Component

Paper type

Typical Format

Theory, usually split into two papers per subject

Component

Question types

Typical Format

Long essay, short notes, short answer

Component

Duration

Typical Format

Usually three hours per paper

Component

Marks split

Typical Format

University-specific — check the exam-dates page for your institution

For your exact marks distribution and time allocation, always cross-check against your university's current exam notification, since these can change between academic years.


Using Cross-University Papers for Revision

Because Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, and the rest of the 14 subjects are taught to the same NMC CBME syllabus nationwide, question patterns across RGUHS, KNRUHS, TNMGRMU, NTRUHS, WBUHS, KUHS, and RUHS tend to test the same high-yield topics even when the exact questions differ. Students preparing for university exams outside these seven, including AMU, can use this subject-wise archive to spot recurring themes and question formats. Always confirm your own university's syllabus weightage before relying on another institution's paper pattern as a study guide.


How to Use These Papers Effectively

  • Attempt papers under timed conditions before your internal or university exam, not just as reading material
  • Group questions by topic across years to spot what repeats most often
  • Cross-check any paper's syllabus alignment against your current year's syllabus page before relying on it
  • Pair PYQ practice with topic notes for anything you get wrong, rather than re-reading the same paper
  • Use viva question banks alongside written PYQs for subjects with a practical or oral component
  • Revisit the most recent year's paper last, closest to your exam date, since it reflects the current pattern most closely

Frequently Asked Questions

Does GeckoMed have AMU MBBS question papers?

Not yet. GeckoMed's PYQ archive currently covers seven partner universities: RGUHS, KNRUHS, TNMGRMU, NTRUHS, WBUHS, KUHS, and RUHS. AMU is not part of this archive at present.

Can AMU students still use these papers to prepare?

Yes, for pattern practice. All MBBS colleges in India follow the same NMC CBME syllabus, so the topics and question styles here overlap heavily with what any MBBS student, including at AMU, will face. Always check your own university's syllabus and exam notification for exact requirements.

Are these question papers free to download?

Yes, subject-wise question papers for the seven covered universities are free to access on GeckoMed, both on the website and in the app.

How many years of papers are available?

Coverage runs from 2021 to 2025, with Tier-1 universities (RGUHS, KNRUHS, TNMGRMU) carrying the deepest archive. Availability varies by subject and university, confirmed on each subject's own listing page.

How often is this page updated?

This page is reviewed and updated for each new academic year as papers are added.

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