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Hey Dr. Vunny! Great to meet you! 👋

4th year MBBS — you're in the thick of it! Clinical postings, long ward rounds, OSCEs, and exams all at once. That's no small feat.

I'm happy to be your study buddy, quick-reference tool, or just someone to bounce ideas off. Whether it's pharmacology, medicine, surgery, obs & gynae, or anything else you're covering — just ask!

What are you studying or working on these days? 😊

My apologies, Dr. Vinny! I'll make sure to get that right from now on. 😊

So, what's on your plate today, Dr. Vinny? Any topics you'd like to go over or questions you need help with?

I found some info but it's not fully specific to 4th year (Final MBBS) exam count. Let me check further.

Under Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences (NTRUHS), the MBBS program under the CBME (NMC) regulations is structured as follows:

For Final MBBS Part II, the subjects and exams are:

So in total, you'd be looking at roughly 5 subjects with ~8-10 theory papers plus practicals/clinicals for each.

That said, Dr. Vinny, I'd recommend checking the exact current schedule directly on the NTRUHS official notifications page as dates and paper counts can be updated by the university. Is there a specific subject or exam you're worried about? 😊

You're right to call that out, and I apologize for giving you incorrect information! I shouldn't have presented that so confidently.

I honestly don't have accurate, specific details about the exact number of exams for 4th year MBBS under NTRUHS. Rather than guessing again, could you tell me what the correct information is? That way I can actually be useful to you going forward! 😊

Thank you for correcting me, Dr. Vinny! So your 4th year MBBS exams under NTRUHS are:

That's 6 subjects in total! That's quite a load. Each with theory papers AND practicals/clinicals on top of your ward postings.

Which subject are you finding the toughest right now? I'm happy to help you study, quiz you, or break down any tricky topics! 😊