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If I am doing this much of questions for my ANAT exam and the ticked ones which I've already ticked are done, so now in which order which question should I do and, uh, which questions ch- I should leave and which I should add? Because I have very less time. According to MUHS, give me the questions which I should leave and which I should do.
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MUHS MBBS first year anatomy exam important questions syllabus 2024 2025
Here's your complete exam strategy based on the image analysis. Let me break it down clearly.
Your ANAT Exam Question Plan (MUHS)
Legend from your list:
- Ticked (✓) = Already done
- Star (*) / Double star ()** = High priority/frequently asked
- Strikethrough = You've crossed these out (skip)
- No tick, no star = Lower priority
✅ Already Done (Ticked) - DON'T REVISIT unless shaky:
| No. | Topic | Marks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shoulder Joint | 15M |
| 2 | Axilla | 7M |
| 3 | Brachial Plexus | 15M |
| 4 | Cubital Fossa | 7M |
| 5 | Axillary Nerve | 3M |
| 6 | Wrist Joint | - |
| 7 | Cerebellum | - |
| 8 | Lumbricals & Interossei of Hand | 7M |
| 13 | Bronchopulmonary Segments of Right Lung | - |
| 15 | Enumerate Supports of Uterus | 3M |
| 17 | Name structures forming Stomach Bed | - |
| 20 | Arterial Supply of Stomach | - |
| 21 | Ant. Relations of Left Kidney | - |
| 27 | Boundaries & Contents of Superior Mediastinum | - |
🔥 DO THESE NEXT (High priority - starred, not yet done):
These are starred and NOT ticked, meaning high MUHS frequency and still pending:
| No. | Topic | Marks | Why |
|---|---|---|---|
| 26 | Supralateral surface (of cerebrum) | 15M | VERY HIGH - 15 marks + double star |
| 10 | Left Coronary Artery | - | Star, frequently asked in MUHS |
| 11 | Right Coronary Artery | - | Paired with Q10, do together |
| 28 | Axillary Artery | - | Star, high yield |
| 29 | Median Nerve | - | Grouped with 28/30, important upper limb |
| 30 | Ulnar Nerve | - | Grouped with above |
| 19 | Structures at Porta Hepatis of Liver | - | Star, common short note |
| 16 | Draw & Label Histology Diagram | 3M | Star, easy marks |
| 31 | Rotator Cuff | - | Star at end, commonly asked |
⚠️ DO IF TIME PERMITS (Low priority - no star, no tick):
| No. | Topic | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 9 | Deltoid | No star, no marks mentioned |
| 12 | Classify Synovial Joints | Has double star but is a classification - easy to attempt |
| 14 | Classify Bones | Basic classification, quick to revise |
| 22 | Openings in Right Atrium | No star |
| 23 | Typical Intercostal Space | Has a symbol on margin - attempt if time |
| 24 | Branches of Arch of Aorta | No star |
| 25 | Internal Capsule of Cerebellum | No star, no marks |
❌ LEAVE / SKIP THESE:
| No. | Topic | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| 18 | Constituents of Spermatic Cord | You've already crossed/strikethrough this yourself |
| Header Q | Classify White Fibers & Corpus Callosum (7M) | Listed separately at top with a circle - check if already covered under Cerebellum/Neuroanatomy |
📋 Recommended Order to Study Now:
- Q26 - Supralateral surface (15M - highest value pending)
- Q10 + Q11 - Left & Right Coronary Arteries (do together, 30 mins max)
- Q28 + Q29 + Q30 - Axillary Artery + Median Nerve + Ulnar Nerve (do as a group)
- Q31 - Rotator Cuff (quick - starred)
- Q19 - Porta Hepatis structures (short note, fast)
- Q16 - Histology diagram (easy 3 marks)
- Q12 / Q14 - Classifications (quick revision)
- Q22-24 - Atrium openings, Intercostal space, Arch of Aorta (only if time)
- Q9, Q25 - Deltoid, Internal Capsule (lowest priority, skip if short)
Key takeaway: You've already done the bulk of the upper limb and thorax. Your gaps are mainly coronary arteries, the brachial region nerves/vessels (28-30), supralateral surface (most important - 15M!), and some abdominal short notes. Focus there and you're well covered for MUHS.
Sp are this ques enough to pass my exam?
Based on what I can see, let me give you an honest assessment.
Will These Questions Be Enough to Pass?
Short answer: Yes, likely enough to pass - but with some gaps.
What you have covered (already done ✅ + pending 🔥):
Upper Limb - Very well covered:
- Shoulder Joint (15M), Axilla (7M), Brachial Plexus (15M), Cubital Fossa (7M)
- Axillary Nerve, Axillary Artery, Median Nerve, Ulnar Nerve
- Lumbricals & Interossei, Deltoid, Rotator Cuff
- Wrist Joint
Thorax - Well covered:
- Bronchopulmonary segments, Coronary arteries, Superior Mediastinum
- Intercostal space, Arch of Aorta, Right Atrium
Abdomen - Partially covered:
- Stomach bed, Arterial supply of stomach, Porta Hepatis
- Left kidney relations, Supports of uterus
Neuroanatomy - Partially covered:
- Cerebellum, Corpus Callosum, Supralateral surface
⚠️ What's MISSING that MUHS commonly asks:
These topics are NOT on your list at all and frequently appear in MUHS papers:
| Missing Topic | Risk Level |
|---|---|
| Femoral triangle | 🔴 High |
| Hip joint / Knee joint | 🔴 High |
| Brachial artery | 🟡 Medium |
| Inguinal canal | 🔴 High |
| Diaphragm | 🟡 Medium |
| Liver (lobes, surfaces) | 🟡 Medium |
| Spinal cord | 🟡 Medium |
| Femoral nerve / Sciatic nerve | 🔴 High |
| Lungs (general) | 🟡 Medium |
| Pericardium / Heart | 🟡 Medium |
| Perineum / Pelvis basics | 🟡 Medium |
Honest Verdict:
| Scenario | Outcome |
|---|---|
| If exam focuses on Upper Limb + Thorax | ✅ You can pass comfortably |
| If exam has Lower Limb / Lower Abdomen | ⚠️ You may struggle |
| If you do Q26 (15M) + coronaries + nerves | ✅ Better chance |
My Recommendation:
Your list covers Upper Limb very heavily which is good since MUHS weights it heavily. But add at minimum these 3 topics before your exam:
- Femoral triangle - almost always asked
- Inguinal canal - extremely common in MUHS
- Hip or Knee joint - lower limb joint question almost always appears
These 3 additions could be the difference between passing and failing if the paper leans lower limb.
You're about 70-75% prepared based on typical MUHS paper patterns. With the pending starred questions done + those 3 additions, you'd be at a safe passing level.
I dont have lower limb for my exam so suggest accordingly
Great - that changes things significantly in your favor!
Revised Assessment (No Lower Limb)
MUHS anatomy without lower limb typically covers:
- Upper Limb
- Thorax
- Abdomen & Pelvis
- Neuroanatomy
- General Anatomy / Histology
Your Coverage Now:
| Region | Coverage | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Upper Limb | Shoulder, Axilla, Brachial Plexus, Cubital Fossa, Axillary nerve/artery, Wrist, Lumbricals, Deltoid, Median/Ulnar/Radial nerve, Rotator Cuff | ✅ Excellent |
| Thorax | Bronchopulmonary seg., Coronary arteries, Superior Mediastinum, Intercostal space, Arch of Aorta, Right Atrium | ✅ Very Good |
| Abdomen | Stomach bed, Arterial supply of stomach, Porta Hepatis, Left kidney, Supports of uterus, Spermatic cord | ✅ Good |
| Neuro | Cerebellum, Corpus Callosum, Supralateral surface (15M) | ⚠️ Partial |
| Histology | Draw & label diagram | ⚠️ Only 1 topic |
What's Still Missing (No Lower Limb scope):
These are commonly asked in MUHS within your scope:
| Missing Topic | Marks Potential | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Diaphragm (openings, nerve supply) | 7-10M | 🔴 Add this |
| Liver - lobes/surfaces/relations | 7-10M | 🔴 Add this |
| Pericardium or Heart surfaces | 7M | 🟡 If time |
| Spinal cord - internal structure | 7M | 🟡 If time |
| Pleura | 3-5M | 🟡 If time |
| Histology - add 1-2 more diagrams | 3M each | 🟡 Easy marks |
Honest Verdict Now:
You are approximately 80-85% prepared for your exam scope.
Your upper limb coverage is near complete - that alone is a huge chunk of marks in MUHS papers. Thorax and abdomen are solid too.
Final Action Plan:
Must do before exam:
- ✅ Finish your pending starred questions (Q26, Q10, Q11, Q28-30, Q31, Q19)
- 🔴 Add Diaphragm - very frequently asked in MUHS thorax section
- 🔴 Add Liver (lobes, porta hepatis you already have - just add surfaces/relations)
Do only if you have extra time:
- Pericardium / Heart surfaces
- One or two more histology diagrams
- Spinal cord internal structure
Bottom line: Yes, your questions are enough to pass - provided you finish all the pending starred ones (especially Q26 which is 15M). The two additions (Diaphragm + Liver) would push you from passing to comfortably passing with buffer marks.
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