NEET SS medical group

Exam at a glance

Questions

150

Duration

150 minutes

Pass mark

not published

Sections

Section 1–3 (each): 50 · 50 min

Exam type

Written

Language

English

Authority

NBEMS

Curriculum

Built from the question bank and updated automatically when new questions are added. 11 modules · 298 questions · Last updated: 30 October 2026

1. 01Applied basic sciences, biostatistics and research methodology15 questions · 5 % of the bank

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   In a trial of 1000 patients per arm, 200 patients in the control arm and 150 in the treatment arm develop the primary outcome over five years. What is the number needed to treat to prevent one event over five years?

   A4B20C25D50

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2. 02Cardiology41 questions · 13.8 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: anatomy of the heart
   • Foundations: conduction system and cardiac cycle
   • Foundations: circulation and blood vessels

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   Which ECG finding is most typical of hyperkalaemia as the potassium rises above 6.5 mmol/L?

   APeaked T waves with a widened QRSBU waves with ST depressionCShort QT interval with ST elevationDProlonged QT with flat T waves

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3. 03Emergency medicine and toxicology15 questions · 5 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: ABCDE approach and airway basics
   • Foundations: life-threatening chest emergencies
   • Foundations: shock, burns and sepsis

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   A 24-year-old man is brought to a district hospital 90 minutes after swallowing tablets of a grain fumigant. His breath has a garlic-like odour. BP is 78/50 mmHg, pulse 120/min, and ABG shows pH 7.18 and HCO₃⁻ 8 mEq/L. Blood pressure does not improve after 2 litres of saline. Which mechanism best explains the refractory shock?

   AIrreversible inhibition of acetylcholinesterase with muscarinic vasodilatationBOxidation of haemoglobin to methaemoglobin with reduced oxygen carriageCInhibition of mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase with direct myocardial depressionDBlockade of cardiac sodium channels with a wide-QRS conduction defect

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4. 04Endocrinology and metabolism21 questions · 7 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: endocrine glands and feedback control
   • Foundations: the thyroid in the neck and endocrine emergencies

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   A 22-year-old man with type 1 diabetes presents with abdominal pain, vomiting, pH 7.12, bicarbonate 8 mEq/L, glucose 450 mg/dL and potassium 3.0 mEq/L. What is the correct sequence?

   AStart insulin infusion at onceBGive bicarbonateCStart subcutaneous insulin with normal salineDReplace potassium first, then start insulin

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5. 05Gastroenterology and hepatology28 questions · 9.4 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: the digestive tract, digestion and absorption
   • Foundations: peptic ulcer disease and upper GI bleeding

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   A 40-year-old woman has chronic cholestasis with ALP 4 times normal, positive antimitochondrial antibody and itching. She has taken ursodeoxycholic acid for 14 months, and ALP remains 1.8 times above normal. Which agent is a recommended second-line add-on?

   ACholestyramine aloneBPrednisoloneCAzathioprineDBezafibrate

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6. 06Haematology and medical oncology23 questions · 7.7 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: blood cells, haematopoiesis and haemostasis
   • Foundations: tumour growth, spread and staging
7. 07Infectious diseases and tropical medicine61 questions · 20.5 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: bacteria, the Gram stain and antibiotic targets
   • Foundations: infection prevention and antimicrobial stewardship
8. 08Nephrology25 questions · 8.4 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: structure and function of the kidney
   • Foundations: fluids and electrolytes
9. 09Neurology28 questions · 9.4 % of the bank

   Chapters

   • Foundations: brain anatomy and clinical localisation
   • Foundations: reflexes, the spinal cord and upper versus lower motor neuron signs
   • Foundations: spinal cord tracts and the cranial nerves
   • Foundations: the circle of Willis and intracranial haemorrhage
10. 10Pulmonary and critical care medicine23 questions · 7.7 % of the bank

    Chapters

    • Foundations: anatomy of the respiratory tract
    • Foundations: alveoli and gas exchange
    • Foundations: mechanics and control of breathing
    • Foundations: ABCDE approach and airway basics
    • Foundations: life-threatening chest emergencies
    • Foundations: shock, burns and sepsis
11. 11Rheumatology and clinical immunology18 questions · 6 % of the bank

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