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RGUHS MBBS 1st Year Syllabus (2026-27)

The RGUHS MBBS 1st Year syllabus covers Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry under the NMC Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) framework. This page breaks the syllabus down subject by subject, explains how the year is examined, and lists the internal assessment components students are graded on through the year.

Last updated: 2026
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RGUHS MBBS 1st Year Paper at a Glance

Subject

Anatomy

Theory Marks

200

Practical Marks

100

Total

300

Subject

Physiology

Theory Marks

200

Practical Marks

100

Total

300

Subject

Biochemistry

Theory Marks

200

Practical Marks

100

Total

300

RGUHS MBBS 1st Year Detailed Syllabus by Subject

Anatomy

Anatomy at 1st Year MBBS covers gross anatomy (regional and systemic), histology, embryology and genetics, with an emphasis on structures relevant to clinical practice. Full topic-wise breakdown by region (upper limb, lower limb, thorax, abdomen, head and neck, neuroanatomy) is being compiled and will be added here once confirmed against the RGUHS syllabus document.

Practical components: Cadaveric dissection, histology slide identification, osteology (bones and models), surface marking and living anatomy.

Recommended textbooks: BD Chaurasia's Human Anatomy, Gray's Anatomy for Students, Inderbir Singh's Textbook of Human Histology, and Langman's Medical Embryology are widely used references for this subject in Indian MBBS curricula.

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Physiology

Physiology covers general physiology, blood and body fluids, nerve-muscle physiology, the cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, gastrointestinal, endocrine, reproductive and nervous systems. Full topic-wise breakdown is being compiled and will be added here once confirmed against the RGUHS syllabus document.

Practical components: Haematology practicals, human experiments, amphibian and clinical physiology demonstrations.

Recommended textbooks: Guyton and Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, and AK Jain's Textbook of Physiology, are widely used references for this subject in Indian MBBS curricula.

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Biochemistry

Biochemistry covers biomolecules, enzymology, metabolism (carbohydrate, lipid, protein and nucleic acid), molecular biology, nutrition, and clinical/applied biochemistry. Full topic-wise breakdown is being compiled and will be added here once confirmed against the RGUHS syllabus document.

Practical components: Qualitative analysis, clinical biochemistry practicals, and instrumentation demonstrations.

Recommended textbooks: Harper's Illustrated Biochemistry, and DM Vasudevan's Textbook of Biochemistry for Medical Students, are widely used references for this subject in Indian MBBS curricula.

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1st Year Exam Pattern

Exact per-subject exam pattern details for RGUHS (theory paper count, marks per paper, practical exam structure, viva structure, internal assessment weight, and pass criteria) are being confirmed with our subject matter experts against official RGUHS regulations. In general, 1st Year MBBS subjects under NMC CBME are assessed through a combination of theory papers, practical/clinical examinations, viva voce, and internal assessment, with a minimum pass requirement in each component.


Internal Assessment Components

Internal assessment for 1st Year MBBS at RGUHS typically includes periodic theory and practical tests, attendance, and assignment or logbook completion, conducted through the academic term. Exact weightage and frequency are being confirmed and will be added here.


Frequently Asked Questions

How is the RGUHS MBBS 1st Year syllabus decided?

The syllabus follows the National Medical Commission's Competency Based Medical Education (CBME) framework, which RGUHS adopts and applies to its affiliated colleges.

When does the syllabus change?

The core CBME framework is set nationally by the NMC and updated periodically. RGUHS-specific implementation details (marks split, internal assessment structure) are confirmed by the university each academic year.

Is internal assessment important?

Yes. Most Indian universities, including RGUHS, require a minimum internal assessment score to be eligible to sit the university exam, alongside the university exam pass requirement itself.

What is the pass criteria for 1st Year MBBS at RGUHS?

Exact pass criteria (minimum marks per component) are being confirmed against official RGUHS regulations and will be added here.

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