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👁️ DNB/MS Ophthalmology Solved Papers — Premium Mastercourse

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💡 Why this course works:

This is not just another theory guide — it’s a memory-optimized, exam-oriented learning system built by experienced mentors who have walked the same path you’re on.
Each topic is simplified, structured, and supercharged to help you recall faster, write better, and score higher.

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🚀 Course Highlights (Built on Neuro-Learning & Recall Science)

✅ Covers Every Major Exam Paper (2019–2024)
All solved papers from Dec 2019 to Oct 2024 — meticulously explained, updated, and ready for your final revision.

✅ Smart Revision Format
Bullet-point summaries, memory triggers, flowcharts, and conceptual diagrams that stick in your mind — engineered for recall under exam stress.

✅ Exam-Perfect Notes, Ready to Write
Concise, clinically relevant, and organized for direct replication in your answer sheet.

✅ Bonus Video Masterclasses Included
High-yield topics explained by Dr. Abhishek Paul and Dr. Bijita Deb — guiding you through optics, refraction, glaucoma, and strabismus like personal mentors.

✅ Latest Advances & Preferred Practice Patterns
Incorporates the newest updates from journals, AAO, ICO & FNB-SS CET patterns — helping you stay ahead of your peers.

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📘 Course Structure at a Glance

• Section 1: Basic Sciences, Optics & Refraction

• Section 2: Lens & Cataract

• Section 3: Cornea & Refractive Surgery

• Section 4: Glaucoma

• Section 5: Vitreoretina & Uvea

• Section 6: Pediatric Ophthalmology & Neuro-ophthalmology

• Section 7: Oculoplasty

• Solved Papers (2019–2024): Dec-19, Sep-20, Mar-21, Dec-21, Jun-22, Dec-22, Apr-23, Oct-23, May-24, Oct-24

• Video Series: Optics, Refraction, Strabismus, Glaucoma — Explained visually and clinically.

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👨‍⚕️ Mentored by:

Dr. Abhishek Paul — DNB, FICO, MRCS (Ed), FRCS-G II
Dr. Bijita Deb — MS, DNB, FRCS-G I

Each with years of postgraduate training, fellowship exposure, and exam success guidance.

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— Dr.Sai Mahati MS Ophthalmology

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🎯 Who This Is For

• DNB/MS Ophthalmology postgraduates preparing for final theory exams

• Residents aiming for FNB-SS CET, SR/Fellowship interviews

• Clinicians revising quickly for viva and case discussions

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OPHTHALMOLOGY DNB/MS THEORY EXAM COURSE

Course Highlights:

Covers the basics of all the important topics in the subject.

Includes recent years’ solved question papers. (Dec 2019, September 2020, March 2021,Dec 2021,June 2022 papers 1234 Dec 22 papers 1 2 ,3,4, April 23 papers 1234 ,Oct 23, May 24 1234 , Oct 24)

Solved DNB Ophthalmology question papers

Dec 2019, September 2020, March 2021,Dec 2021,June 2022 papers 1234, Dec 22 April 23 ,Oct 23 ,May 24 , Oct 24

Arranged in a reader-friendly bulleted format, enriched with flowcharts and diagrams, that is easy to retain and reproduce in exams.

Video series on important topics included

Ideal for postgraduates preparing for exit examinations.

Concise but extensive information in each topic compiled from standard textbooks and recent preferred practice patterns.

Recent advances from latest articles and journals covered.

Will also help for higher examinations, such as FNB-SS CET, SR/Fellowship interviews.

Handy for last minute, quick revision.

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THEORY COURSE OUTLINE:

Section 1. Basic Sciences, Optics & Refraction & Miscellaneous:

1. Blood Ocular Barrier
2. OT Sterilisation
3. Corneal Drug Penetration (Overlap in Cornea Section)
4. Dyes in Ophthalmology
5. Ophthalmic Manifestations of Covid-19 & VR Protocol
6. Role of Oxidative Stress in Potentially Blinding Diseases
7. Nyctalopia
8. Corneal drug penetration
9. NPCB & Childhood blindness
10. Confocal microscopy
11. Contrast sensitivity
12. Accommodation- Anatomy, Physiology, Clinical evaluation & Anomalies

Section 2. Lens & Cataract:

1. TASS vs Endophthalmitis
2. Toxic Anterior Segment Syndrome (TASS)
3. Cluster Endophthalmitis Protocol (Overlap in VR Section)
4. Viscoelastics in Ophthalmology
5. IOL Power Calculation in an Operated LASIK Patient (Overlap in Cornea Section)
6. Intraoperative Floppy Iris Syndrome (IFIS)
7. Pediatric Cataract (Overlap in Pediatric Section)
8. FLACS (Femtosecond-Laser-Assisted Cataract Surgery)
9. Subluxated Lens
10. Posterior Polar Cataract & Management
11. Small Pupil During Cataract Surgery
12. Development & Metabolism of Lens; Biochemistry of Cataractogenesis
13. TASS
14. Viscoelastics in Ophthalmology

Section 3. Cornea, External Diseases & Refractive Surgery:

1. Anatomy and Transparency of Cornea
2. Corneal Drug Penetration (Overlap with Basic Sciences Section)
3. Corneal Topography
4. Pterygium & Its Management
5. VKC (Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis) & Management
6. Episcleritis
7. Scleritis
8. Filamentary Keratitis
9. Peripheral Ulcerative Keratitis (PUK)
10. Persistent Epithelial Defect (PED)
11. Fuch’s Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy
12. Ocular Rosacea
13. IOL Power Calculation in an Operated LASIK Patient (Overlap in Lens & Cataract Section)
14. Amniotic Membrane in Ophthalmology
15. Recent Advances in Endothelial Keratoplasty
16. Corneal Neurotisation
17. Glaucoma After Corneal Surgeries (Overlap in Glaucoma Section)
18. Specular Microscopy
19. Glaucoma after corneal surgeries
20. Pterygium and its management
21. Amniotic membrane in Ophthalmology
22. Recent advances in endothelial keratoplasty
23. Peripheral ulcerative keratitis PUK
24. Corneal Neurotisation
25. Lid sequelae in trachoma
26. Lamellar keratoplasty Recent advances
27. Preservation of donor corneal tissue
28. Lens based refractive surgeries
29. Histology of Cornea
30. Role of stem cells in ocular surface disorder
    31.Keratoconus

Section 4. Glaucoma:

1. NTG (Normal Tension Glaucoma)
2. Ocular Hypertension
3. Steroid Induced Glaucoma
4. Pigment Dispersion Syndrome (PDS)
5. Posner Schlossmann Syndrome
6. Inflammatory/Uveitic Glaucoma
7. Ghost Cell Glaucoma/Glaucoma Associated with Intraocular Hemorrhage
8. Lens Induced Glaucoma
9. Neovascular Glaucoma
10. Glaucoma in Pregnancy
11. Glaucoma Trials
12. Rho Kinase Inhibitors in Ophthalmology
13. Trabeculectomy: Surgical Procedure
14. Complications of Trabeculectomy
15. Releasable Sutures in Glaucoma Surgery
16. Advances in Techniques of Trabeculectomy
17. Hypotony Maculopathy
18. MMC in Ophthalmology
19. Canaloplasty
20. Cyclodestructive Procedures
21. Recent Advances in Perimetry
22. Glaucoma After Corneal Surgeries (Overlap in Cornea Section)
23. Advances in techniques of trabeculectomy
24. Releasable sutures in glaucoma surgery
25. Glaucoma due to elevated EVP

Section 5. Vitreoretina & Uvea:

1. RPE (Retinal Pigment Epithelium)
2. Central Retinal Vein Occlusion (CRVO)
3. Central Retinal Arterial Occlusion (CRAO)
4. Epiretinal Membrane
5. Cystoid Macular Edema (CME)
6. Macular Hole
7. Retinopathy of Prematurity: Advances (Overlap in Pediatric Section)
8. Aflibercept in Ophthalmology
9. Vitreous Hemorrhage
10. Submacular Hemorrhage
11. Cluster Endophthalmitis Protocol (Overlap in Lens & Cataract Section)
12. Siderosis Bulbi
13. Pachychoroid Spectrum Disorders
14. Optic Disc Pit Maculopathy
15. Vitreous Floaters
16. White Dot Syndrome: Introduction
17. APMPPE (Acute Posterior Multifocal Placoid Pigment Epitheliopathy)
18. Masquerade Syndrome in Uveitis
19. Uvea: Anatomy & Developmental Anomalies
20. Microperimetry in Retinal Disorders
21. Eales Disease
22. Vitreous floaters
23. Submacular hemorrhahe SMH
24. Optic disc pit maculopathy
25. Traumatic retinal lesions
26. Endogenous endophthalmitis
27. Clinical trials in diabetic retinopathy
28. Intravitreal steroids
29. Embryological development of retina and choroid
30. Macular Function Tests (MFT)
31. Fundus Autoflourescence

Section 6. Pediatric Ophthalmology, Strabismus & Neuroophthalmology:

1. Anatomy & Physiology of EOM
2. Clinical Evaluation of Squint
3. Visual Acuity in a Pre-verbal Child
4. Convergence Insufficiency
5. Amblyopia
6. Infantile ET
7. Intermittent XT
8. Pattern Strabismus
9. Duane Retraction Syndrome
10. Strabismus Surgery: Overview and Classification
11. Botulinum Toxin in Ophthalmology (Overlap in Oculoplasty Section)
12. Adjustable Sutures in Strabismus Surgery
13. Retinopathy of Prematurity: Advances (Overlap in VR Section)
14. Pediatric Cataract (Overlap in Lens & Cataract Section)
15. ION (Ischemic Optic Neuropathy)
16. Optic Neuritis Part 1
17. Optic Neuritis Part 2
18. Neuromyelitis Optica-Spectrum Diseases (NMOSD)/Devic's Disease
19. Oculomotor Nerve (III CN) Palsy
20. Phacomatoses
21. Anterior Segment Ischemia (ASI)
22. Adjustable sutures in squint surgery
23. OKN anatomy & applied aspects
24. Horizontal gaze centre anatomy & Applied aspects
25. Extraocular Muscle transposition surgeries in strabismus
26. Pupillary pathways & Anisocoria

Section 7. Oculoplasty:

1. Bony Orbit
2. Lacrimal Drainage System: Anatomy, Physiology & Developmental Anomalies
3. Acquired Nasolacrimal Duct Obstruction (ANLDO)
4. Contracted Socket
5. ROCM (Rhino-Orbito-Cerebro-Mucormycosis)
6. Botulinum Toxin in Ophthalmology (Overlap in Pediatric Section)
7. Orbital Blow-Out Fracture
8. ANLDO
9. Conjunctivo dacryocystorhinostomy C-DCR
10. Congenital Nasolacrima Duct Obstruction CNLDO
11. Superior orbital fissure- Anatomy & Applied aspects

Solved DNB Question Papers:

1. DNB December 2019 Solved Paper: 8 PDFs
2. DNB September 2020 Solved Paper: 8 PDFs
3. DNB March 2021 Solved Paper: 8 PDFs
4. DNB June 2021 Solved Papers: 4 PDFs
5. DNB December 2021 Solved Papers: 4 PDFs
6. DNB June 2022 Solved Papers: 4 PDFs
7. DNB December 2022 Solved Papers: 4 PDFs
8. DNB April 2023 Solved Papers: 4 PDFs
9. DNB October 2023 Solved Papers: 4 PDF
10.  DNB Ophthalmology May 2024 Paper 1,2,3

Video Based Lecture Series:

Optics & Refraction - 3 Videos

1. Basics
2. Retinoscopy
3. Subjective Refraction

Strabismus - 6 Videos

1. Anatomy & Physiology of Extraocular Muscles
2. Binocular Single Vision
3. Clinical Evaluation of Strabismus
4. Important Clinical Entities Related to Strabismus
5. Nystagmus & Surgical Approach in Squint
6. Paralytic Squint & CCDD

Glaucoma Basics - 3 Videos

1. Aqueous Humor & Angle of Anterior Chamber
2. Basic Investigation in Glaucoma: Gonioscopy
3. Basic Investigation in Glaucoma: Perimetry

Mentors:

 

Dr. Abhishek Paul (DNB, FICO, MRCS Ed, Ex-Pediatric/Squint fellow, FRCS-G II)

Dr. Bijita Deb (MS, DNB, Ex-Cornea/Refractive fellow, FRCS-G I)

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