UPPSC RO ARO — UPPSC Review Officer / Assistant Review Officer Examination

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120 Questions
60 min Duration
33% Passing Score

About this Exam

Part of 🗂 UPPSC › Prelims

Uttar Pradesh Combined State Medical Services (Medical Officer) Preliminary Examination – Practice Test

The Uttar Pradesh Combined State Medical Services (Medical Officer) Preliminary Examination is conducted by the Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) to screen candidates for Medical Officer positions across the state. This practice test simulates the Prelims stage with exam-like questions and timing, helping you build accuracy and confidence for a high-stakes government career in healthcare.

Exam Pattern

SectionQuestionsMarksWeightage
General Medicine & Pharmacology~21~4233%
Surgery & Orthopaedics~21~4623%
Gynaecology, Obstetrics & Paediatrics~21~4623%
Preventive & Social Medicine & Public Health~21~4220%
General English~21~30—
General Hindi~21~30—
General Studies~21~64—
Total150300100%

What This Practice Test Covers

  • General Medicine & Pharmacology: key disease-based concepts, drug groups, common clinical MCQs.
  • Surgery & Orthopaedics: trauma, surgical principles, fracture/dislocation basics and practice-oriented questions.
  • ObGyn & Paediatrics: maternal health, newborn care, pediatric conditions and exam-style MCQs.
  • Preventive & Public Health: community health, nutrition, epidemiology concepts and preventive strategies.

Preparation Tips

Start by practicing section-wise MCQs to strengthen high-weight topics like General Medicine & Pharmacology and Public Health. Maintain a strict 120-minute schedule in every mock to improve speed and reduce guesswork. Review incorrect answers with notes on recurring concepts (drug groups, clinical presentations, and public health definitions). Since there is no negative marking, focus on consistency—attempt wisely and maximize correct answers through elimination.

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