— RGUHS · MD Radiation Oncology · AnswerBank

RGUHS MD Radiation Oncology Answer Bank

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Every previous-year RGUHS M.D. (Radiation Oncology) theory-paper question, answered to full model-answer depth and source-anchored to the standard texts of the specialty — built the same way as the twelve funded AnswerBanks. It is compiled once the cohort reaches the funding target, and the PDF then opens free to everyone.

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The target and the running total come live from the same ledger as the hub. When the pot reaches the target the bank gets built; if it never does, every contribution is refunded in full.

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What backers get

The same free bank as everyone, sooner

A receipt the moment you contribute, a message the moment the bank is ready, and the finished Radiation Oncology AnswerBank as a free PDF — open to your whole batch, not only to backers. If the target is never reached, a full refund.

All-or-nothing — your money is safeIf Radiation Oncology never reaches its target, every contribution to it is refunded in full. You are only ever charged for a bank that actually gets built.

— What you are funding

Every question, answered.

The Radiation Oncology AnswerBank is built like the twelve that came before it: every previous-year RGUHS MD Radiation Oncology theory-paper question, answered to full model-answer depth and source-anchored line by line to the standard textbooks of the specialty, organised paper by paper.

The questions

Real RGUHS previous-year papers

The questions are the verbatim RGUHS MD Radiation Oncology theory-paper questions from previous years. Postgraduate medicine sits the same core theory questions across universities, so the model answers work for any MD candidate.

The theory papers

Paper by paper

The bank is organised by the MD Radiation Oncology theory papers:

  1. Applied Anatomy, Pathology, Radiation Physics, Radio biology.
  2. Principles and Practice of Chemotherapy in Malignant Diseases, Preventive Oncology, Palliative Care.
  3. General Principles of Radiotherapy and Oncology. Principles and Practice of Radiotherapy of skin, head & neck, central and peripheral nervous system and GI tract tumors.
  4. Principle and Practice of Radiotherapy of thoracic region, including breast, genito urinary system, lymphoretichlar system, musculo- skeletal system, pediatric tumors and Recent Advances in the field of Radiotherapy

Paper titles as listed in RGUHS circular RGUHSB/DCD/GEN/40/2024-CDC dated 20-12-2024, annexure on paper-wise division of MD/MS syllabus.

How a bank gets built

The cohort chips in

Each subject has a funding target — a shared pot the batch fills together. The bar above fills as people contribute.

It gets built

Once the subject reaches its target, its answer bank is compiled and opens free — you get a message the moment it is ready.

It opens to all

The finished bank is open access — no paywall. Everyone in the batch can use what the batch funded.

This works: Pediatrics, Pathology, General Surgery, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Orthopaedics, Community Medicine, Anaesthesiology, Physiology, Anatomy, Forensic Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynaecology were funded and built exactly this way and are free today.

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One page, every subject.

Every RGUHS AnswerBank lives on one page — some open to read free online, some built and delivered on request, the rest crowdfunded by the cohort that needs them next.

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