Study calmly. Remember clearly.

Both papers, subject by subject, in the order he revised them. He is adding a short guide to each subject, and the topics he found very important are highlighted in yellow.

Papers

2

Each paper

2 hours

Questions

100 MCQs each

Format

Computerised

• Paper A

  2 hours · Basic sciences, covering MBBS topics.

  Approximate share of Paper A questions by area

  Area	Share
  Head & Neck Anatomy	25–30%
  Physiology	25–30%
  General Pathology	10–20%
  Biochemistry, Pharmacology & Microbiology	10%
  Embryology	5%
  Ethics and some BDS topics	5–10%

  9 subjects · 104 notes

• Paper B

  2 hours · Dental sciences, covering BDS topics.

  Approximate share of Paper B questions by area

  Area	Share
  Oral Medicine & Pathology	25–30%
  Dental Materials	25–30%
  Community Dentistry	20–25%
  Oral Anatomy & Histology	10–15%
  Final-year subjects	10%
  Ethics & Paediatrics	10%

  8 subjects · 43 notes

Shares are his rough guide from sitting the exam, not official figures.

• Pick a paper

  Paper A is the basic sciences, Paper B the dental sciences. Each opens to one card per subject.

• Work through a subject

  Notes are listed in the order he studied them; start at the top and use next and previous at the end of each note.

• Focus on the yellow

  Lines highlighted in yellow are the topics he marked as very important.

• Read without distractions

  Press F (or the reading-mode button) on any note for a clean, full-width page; it also prints neatly.

• Search when you need a fact

  Press / anywhere to search every note by keyword.

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  Orthodontics

  I'll cover the basic orthodontics concepts that commonly appear in dental exams, with special emphasis on numerical values, space maintainers, mixed-dentition development, terminal planes, eruption…

  Third & Final Year Subject2026-10-27
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  Ethics

  Informed consent is a voluntary decision made by a patient who has the relevant information and capacity to decide. Consent is not merely a signature on a form.

  Community Dentistry2026-10-27
• 

  Applied Scenarios

  Typical scenario: “You want to establish a dental clinic in a new locality. What factors would you assess before opening it?”

  Community Dentistry2026-10-27
• 

  Theories and Models

  HBM is one of the most commonly tested models. MCQ trap: A patient knows oral cancer is serious but does not attend screening because they believe they are unlikely to develop it.

  Community Dentistry2026-10-27
• 

  Cancer

  Clinical pearl: Tobacco plus alcohol produces a synergistic increase in risk. Areca nut is carcinogenic even without tobacco.

  Oral Pathology & Medicine2026-10-27
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  Salivary Glands

  Rule of inverse proportion: The smaller the salivary gland, the greater the likelihood that a tumour is malignant. Why is the submandibular gland most commonly affected?

  Oral Pathology & Medicine2026-10-27