Phase
Phase 1
Year
1st Year MBBS
Subjects
Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry
Exam Type
Theory + Practical
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RGUHS MBBS Exam Dates 2026 (All Phases)
This page tracks the official RGUHS MBBS examination schedule for all four phases in the 2026 academic cycle. Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences (RGUHS), Karnataka, publishes examination timetables on its official portal ahead of each phase examination. Exam dates for 2026 will be updated here as they are announced by RGUHS. For the binding and authoritative timetable, always refer to rguhs.ac.in directly.
Exam dates on this page are updated when officially announced by RGUHS. GeckoMed does not publish unofficial or estimated dates.
Open GeckoMed to access subject-wise RGUHS question papersHow to Find the RGUHS MBBS Exam Timetable 2026
The official RGUHS examination timetable is published as a notification on the RGUHS portal. No login is required to access it.
- Visit rguhs.ac.in. Go to the official RGUHS website. The Notifications or Examination section lists all recent announcements, including exam schedules.
- Look for the MBBS examination timetable. RGUHS publishes separate timetables for each phase. Search for the notification relevant to your phase: Phase 1, Phase 2, Phase 3 Part 1, or Phase 3 Part 2.
- Download the timetable PDF. RGUHS timetables are typically issued as downloadable PDF circulars. Save the file to your device and share it with your batch group.
- Note theory and practical dates separately. Each phase timetable lists theory paper dates first, followed by practical examination dates. Practical exams are usually scheduled a few weeks after the theory examination concludes.
- Watch for amendments. RGUHS occasionally issues revised timetables close to the examination date. Check the notifications section regularly for any changes after the initial timetable is released.
RGUHS MBBS exam dates for 2026 will be posted on this page as soon as the official timetable is released on rguhs.ac.in.
RGUHS MBBS Exam Schedule: Phase-wise Overview
RGUHS conducts MBBS examinations in four phases aligned with the NMC Competency-Based Medical Education (CBME) curriculum. Each phase has a theory examination followed by a separate practical examination. Main examinations are held once per academic year, with supplementary examinations conducted for students who require a re-attempt.
| Phase | Year | Subjects | Exam Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1 | 1st Year MBBS | Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry | Theory + Practical |
| Phase 2 | 2nd Year MBBS | Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine | Theory + Practical |
| Phase 3 Part 1 | 3rd Year MBBS | Community Medicine, ENT, Ophthalmology | Theory + Practical |
| Phase 3 Part 2 | Final Year MBBS | General Medicine, General Surgery, OBG, Paediatrics | Theory + Clinical |
Phase
Phase 2
Year
2nd Year MBBS
Subjects
Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine
Exam Type
Theory + Practical
Phase
Phase 3 Part 1
Year
3rd Year MBBS
Subjects
Community Medicine, ENT, Ophthalmology
Exam Type
Theory + Practical
Phase
Phase 3 Part 2
Year
Final Year MBBS
Subjects
General Medicine, General Surgery, OBG, Paediatrics
Exam Type
Theory + Clinical
RGUHS will notify specific examination dates for each phase in 2026 on its official portal. The schedule above shows the structure of the examination system, not specific dates.
Supplementary Examinations: RGUHS holds supplementary examinations for students who did not clear one or more subjects in the main examination. Supplementary timetables are published separately on rguhs.ac.in after the main examination cycle and results are declared.
How to Use the RGUHS Exam Timetable for Preparation
Once the official timetable is released, use it actively rather than passively:
- Build a subject-by-subject revision plan. Map out the number of days between the date you receive the timetable and each paper. Allocate revision days per subject based on the gap between papers and the volume of content.
- Note the theory-to-practical gap. The gap between your last theory paper and the start of practicals is the window to consolidate practical and viva preparation. Plan for this specifically.
- Identify back-to-back paper days. RGUHS Final Year papers can sometimes fall on consecutive days. Identify these early and plan lighter revision on the preceding evening.
- Download PYQs by subject in exam order. Working through past papers in the sequence of your exam timetable builds familiarity with the paper format for each subject just before you sit it. GeckoMed's subject-wise RGUHS question papers are linked below.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are RGUHS MBBS exam dates officially published?
RGUHS publishes all examination timetables on its official portal at rguhs.ac.in under the Notifications or Examination section. Timetables are released as PDF circulars. GeckoMed updates this page with official timetable links as soon as they are published by RGUHS.
How far in advance does RGUHS announce exam dates?
RGUHS typically announces examination timetables several weeks before the examination begins, though the exact lead time varies by phase and academic year. Monitoring rguhs.ac.in regularly as the expected examination period approaches is the most reliable way to catch the announcement early.
Can I sit a higher-phase exam before clearing a lower-phase exam?
No. Under NMC CBME regulations, students must meet the progression criteria for each phase before being permitted to appear in the next. If you have a pending subject from a lower phase, confirm your eligibility with your college examination section before the registration deadline for the higher phase closes.
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