RPSC Medical Officer — Rajasthan Medical Officer (Senior Medical Officer Grade II) Recruitment Examination

Biostatistics Cardiovascular System Communicable Diseases Demography & Vital Statistics Dermatology Endocrine System Environmental Sanitation Epidemiology Gastrointestinal System General Knowledge Gynaecology Health Planning & Policy Hematology & Immunology Infectious Diseases Maternal & Child Health Musculoskeletal System Neonatology Nervous System Non-Communicable Diseases Nutrition Obstetrics Occupational Health Paediatrics Rajasthan GK Renal System Respiratory System Surgery Premium
100 Questions
60 min Duration
33% Passing Score

About this Exam

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Rajasthan Medical Officer (Senior Medical Officer Grade II) Recruitment Examination – Preliminary Examination (Practice Test)

The Rajasthan Medical Officer (Senior Medical Officer Grade II) Recruitment Preliminary Examination is conducted by the Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC). This practice test helps you strengthen your clinical knowledge and exam strategy for selection toward the Senior Medical Officer Grade II role in Rajasthan’s healthcare services.

With 100 questions across key medical and general topics and a time-bound format, this test is designed to build accuracy, speed, and confidence—without negative marking.

Exam Pattern

SectionQuestionsMarksWeightage
General Medicine~17~3440%
Surgery~17~3030%
Gynaecology & Obstetrics~17~3030%
Paediatrics & Neonatology~17~3030%
Preventive & Social Medicine~17~4040%
General Knowledge & Rajasthan GK~17~3030%
Total100200—

What This Practice Test Covers

  • General Medicine: cardiology, respiratory, endocrinology, infectious diseases, and common clinical case-based concepts.
  • Surgery: general surgery basics, trauma, wounds/burns, acute abdomen, and surgical infections.
  • Gynaecology & Obstetrics: ANC, labor, obstetric complications, menstrual disorders, and gynae emergencies.
  • Preventive & Social Medicine + Public Health: immunization, health programs, community diagnosis, and epidemiology.

Preparation Tips

Start by revising high-yield topics from standard MBBS medicine/surgery/OBG and preventive medicine notes, then practice section-wise quizzes to identify weak areas. Use the 120-minute discipline: attempt easy questions first to maintain momentum. Review explanations for every incorrect answer and maintain a one-page error log of recurring concepts. Finally, take at least 2–3 mock attempts under timed conditions to improve speed and retention.

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