Year
2025
Paper
Paper I and Paper II
Subject
General Medicine
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Marks
60 each
Duration
2.5 hours each
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Looking for WBUHS General Medicine previous year question papers for Final Year MBBS? You are in the right place. GeckoMed hosts WBUHS General Medicine papers for 2025, 2024, and 2023, each with a topic breakdown to help you revise faster before your exam.
WBUHS General Medicine is a Final Year MBBS subject examined through two theory papers, Paper I and Paper II, each carrying 60 marks over 2.5 hours, for a total of 120 theory marks.
| Year | Paper | Subject | Phase | Marks | Duration | Web View |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Paper I and Paper II | General Medicine | Final Year MBBS | 60 each | 2.5 hours each | View |
| 2024 | Paper I and Paper II | General Medicine | Final Year MBBS | 60 each | 2.5 hours each | View |
| 2023 | Paper I and Paper II | General Medicine | Final Year MBBS | 60 each | 2.5 hours each | View |
Year
2025
Paper
Paper I and Paper II
Subject
General Medicine
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Marks
60 each
Duration
2.5 hours each
Web View
Year
2024
Paper
Paper I and Paper II
Subject
General Medicine
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Marks
60 each
Duration
2.5 hours each
Web View
Year
2023
Paper
Paper I and Paper II
Subject
General Medicine
Phase
Final Year MBBS
Marks
60 each
Duration
2.5 hours each
Web View
Each year page includes the full paper for download as a PDF, an online reader view, and a topic breakdown of the questions asked that year.
General Medicine in WBUHS Final Year MBBS is assessed through theory, practical, and oral components as per NMC CBME norms.
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Theory Paper I | 60 marks, 2.5 hours |
| Theory Paper II | 60 marks, 2.5 hours |
| Total Theory Marks | 120 |
| Practical Examination | 100 marks (long case, short case, spot cases) |
| Oral Examination | 20 marks |
| Question Types | One long question on basic and allied topics, one long clinical problem question, five short questions out of seven, and five short notes out of seven, in each paper |
Component
Theory Paper I
Detail
60 marks, 2.5 hours
Component
Theory Paper II
Detail
60 marks, 2.5 hours
Component
Total Theory Marks
Detail
120
Component
Practical Examination
Detail
100 marks (long case, short case, spot cases)
Component
Oral Examination
Detail
20 marks
Component
Question Types
Detail
One long question on basic and allied topics, one long clinical problem question, five short questions out of seven, and five short notes out of seven, in each paper
Paper I covers Cardiology, GI System, Genitourinary, Deficiency Disorders, Tropical Medicine, Rheumatology, and Genetics and Immunology. Paper II covers Respiratory System, Endocrinology, Haematology, Infections including HIV, Neurology, Psychiatry, and Dermatology and STD. Check your college's official notification for the exact component-wise weightage in a given year, as internal assessment structures can vary slightly by college.
General Medicine spans nearly every organ system, and certain areas tend to carry more weight across MBBS university exams generally. Commonly high-yield areas for Final Year General Medicine include:
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Yes, all WBUHS General Medicine previous year question papers on GeckoMed are free to view and download as PDF.
Yes, the paper is set as per the National Medical Commission's Competency Based Medical Education curriculum for Final Year MBBS General Medicine.
WBUHS General Medicine has two theory papers, Paper I and Paper II, each carrying 60 marks, along with a 100-mark practical and a 20-mark oral examination.
Topic-wise breakdowns are provided on each year page. Full worked solutions are being added progressively; check the GeckoMed app for the latest availability.
GeckoMed updates this page as soon as a new WBUHS General Medicine paper becomes available after each exam cycle.
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