Subject
Anatomy
Phase
Phase 1 (1st Year)
Theory Papers
As per NMC CBME
Practical
Yes
The RUHS 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.
| Subject | Phase | Theory Papers | Practical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anatomy | Phase 1 (1st Year) | As per NMC CBME | Yes |
| Physiology | Phase 1 (1st Year) | As per NMC CBME | Yes |
| Biochemistry | Phase 1 (1st Year) | As per NMC CBME | Yes |
Subject
Anatomy
Phase
Phase 1 (1st Year)
Theory Papers
As per NMC CBME
Practical
Yes
Subject
Physiology
Phase
Phase 1 (1st Year)
Theory Papers
As per NMC CBME
Practical
Yes
Subject
Biochemistry
Phase
Phase 1 (1st Year)
Theory Papers
As per NMC CBME
Practical
Yes
Exact per-subject paper counts, marks distribution, and practical exam structure for RUHS are being confirmed with our subject matter experts against official RUHS regulations. In general, under NMC CBME, Phase 1 subjects are assessed through two theory papers of 100 marks each, plus a practical examination, a structure that applies uniformly across universities that follow the CBME curriculum, including RUHS.
Anatomy Syllabus
Anatomy at 1st Year MBBS covers gross anatomy (regional and systemic), histology, embryology, and genetics, with an emphasis on structures relevant to clinical practice. A 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 RUHS syllabus document.
Explore the Anatomy subject hub and Anatomy notes for topic-wise study material.
Physiology Syllabus
Physiology at 1st Year MBBS covers general and systemic physiology, including nerve-muscle physiology, blood, cardiovascular, respiratory, renal, endocrine, reproductive, and central nervous system physiology, along with special senses. It builds the mechanistic foundation that later clinical subjects, particularly General Medicine, rely on heavily.
Explore the Physiology subject hub and Physiology notes for topic-wise study material.
Biochemistry Syllabus
Biochemistry covers the chemical basis of life processes, including metabolism, enzymes, and molecular biology, along with a laboratory-based practical component. It is the most conceptually dense of the three 1st year subjects and rewards early, consistent revision over last-minute cramming.
Explore the Biochemistry subject hub and Biochemistry notes for topic-wise study material.
RUHS 1st year MBBS subjects are assessed through theory, practical, and viva components as per NMC CBME norms. In general, 1st Year MBBS subjects under NMC CBME are assessed through a combination of theory papers, practical or clinical examinations, viva voce, and internal assessment, with a minimum pass requirement in each component. Students must secure a minimum of 50 percent marks separately in theory and practical examinations to pass, with an overall aggregate of 50 percent required for each subject.
Internal assessment for 1st Year MBBS at RUHS typically includes periodic theory and practical tests, attendance, and assignment or logbook completion, conducted through the academic term. Most Indian universities, including RUHS, require a minimum internal assessment score to be eligible to sit the university exam, alongside the university exam pass requirement itself.
Exact per-subject exam pattern details for RUHS, including theory paper count, marks per paper, and practical exam structure, are being confirmed with our subject matter experts against official RUHS regulations. Refer to the question papers linked below for the confirmed pattern used in recent RUHS examinations.
RUHS MBBS 1st Year consists of Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry, taught over Phase 1 of the NMC CBME curriculum.
Yes. Medical Council of India and NMC regulations apply to all recognised medical universities in India, including RUHS.
Yes. A minimum attendance and internal assessment record is required to be eligible to sit the university examinations, in addition to passing the theory and practical papers, as per NMC regulations.
GeckoMed hosts RUHS Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry question papers with topic-wise breakdowns. Use the links above to access them directly.
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