Structure of UHS Syllabus for both FSc and Non-FSc - UHS Syllabus for MCAT 2011

1. Physical Quantities and Units ----- 02 mcqs

2. Forces ----- 02 mcqs

3. Fluid Dynamics ----- 03 mcqs

4. Light ----- 04 mcqs

5. Waves ----- 04 mcqs

6. Deformation of Solids ----- 02 mcqs

7. Ideal Gases ----- 02 mcqs

8. Heat and Thermodynamics ----- 03 mcqs

9. Electronics ----- 02 mcqs

10. Current Electricity ----- 03 mcqs

11. Magnetism and Electromagnetism ----- 03 mcqs

12. Modern Physics ----- 07 mcqs

13. Nuclear Physics ----- 07 mcqs

Total mcqs ---------- 44 MCQS

Plz also give table of contents like physics for other subjects i.e. chemistry biology english .

Structure of UHS Syllabus for both FSc and Non-FSc

Structure of UHS Syllabus for both FSc and Non-FSc

1. Introduction to Biology ( 4 mcqs )

2. Cell Biology ( 10 mcqs )

3. Biological Molecules ( 1 mcq )
a) Carbohydrates ( 1 mcq )
b) Proteins ( 1 mcq )
c) Lipids ( 1 mcq )
d) Nucleic Acids ( 1 mcq )
e) Enzymes ( 4 mcqs )

4. Microbiology
a) Virus ( 1 mcq )
b) Bacteria ( 2 mcqs )
c) Fungi ( 1 mcq )

5. Kingdom Animalia and Plantae ( 5 mcqs )

6. Human Physiology
a) Digestive System ( 4 mcqs )
b) Gas exchange and Transportation ( 4 mcqs )
c) Excretion and Osmoregulation ( 5 mcqs )
d) Nervous System ( 4 mcqs )
e) Reproduction ( 5 mcqs )
f) Support and Movement ( 5 mcqs )
g) Hormonal Control (Endocrine Glands) ( 4 mcqs )
h) Immunity ( 5 mcqs )

7. Bioenergetics ( 5 mcqs )

8. Biotechnology ( 5 mcqs )

9. Ecosystem ( 5 mcqs )

10.Evolution and Genetics ( 5 mcqs )

Structure of UHS Syllabus for both FSc and Non-FSc

Thanx a lot...... Also tell me abt aptitude test. N its marks classification

STRUCTURE OF THE SYLLABUS (2011) For F.Sc. and Non-F.Sc. UHS Syllabus for MCAT 2011

What is APTITUDE TEST
The Aptitude Test helps the University/ Admission Board to make more informed choices from amongst the many highly qualified applicants who apply for admission to medical and dental colleges. The Aptitude Test does not contain any curriculum nor any science content: nor it can be revised for. It focuses on exploring the cognitive powers of candidates and other attributes considered to be valuable for health care professionals.
The Aptitude Test ensures that the candidates selected have the most appropriate mental abilities, attitudes and professional behaviours required for new doctors and dentists to be successful in their careers.
The Aptitude test is designed to be a test of aptitude rather than strictly academic achievement as evidenced by FSc or non FSc marks. The Aptitude Test will assess a wide range of mental abilities and behavioural attributes identified by medical and dental colleges as important.

OBJECTIVES OF THE APTITUDE TEST
The objectives of the aptitude test are to evaluate the student in following areas:

• Approach to common ethical and moral issues
• Understanding of human behaviour specially related to bio medical sciences
• Understanding and application of the principles of confidentiality, honesty and professionalism
• Understanding and application of the principles of consent, counselling and
• conflict resolution
• Personality attributes
• Basic principles of learning, reward and punishment
• Understanding of the issues related to the interaction of health professionals with the pharmaceutical companies, patients and other health professionals
• Understanding of human emotions and relationships
• Understanding of IQ and EQ
• Simple arithmetical and mental mathematical skills
• Ability to comprehend, analyse and solve simple day to day problems

WHAT DOES APTITUDE TEST CONSIST OF?
The Aptitude Test will consist of three subtests:
1. Ethical, moral, professional and personality attributes: Assesses the candidate’s attitudes about moral, ethical and professional issues. It will also assess personality attributes of the candidates. There will be twelve questions in this section

2. Quantitative and abstract reasoning: Assesses candidate’s ability to solve numerical problems and abstract reasoning. There will be five questions in this section.

3. Analytical reasoning and problem solving: Assesses candidate’s ability
to deal with various forms of information, to infer relationships, to make informed judgements, and decide upon an appropriate response. There will be five questions in this section.

HOW TO PREPARE TO TAKE THE APTITUDE TEST?
For Aptitude Test preparation is neither necessary nor desirable. The test is designed to be a test of aptitude rather than academic achievement, therefore the test does not draw on any particular body of knowledge nor curriculum, which a candidate can learn in advance.
However candidates should practice answering the types of questions that will be presented in the Aptitude Test, to familiarise themselves with question styles, multiple choice format and varying requirements of each subtest.

Total MCQs 22 included
1. Quantitative 05 mcqs
2. Analytical Reasoning 05 mcqs
3. Ethics and Morality 12 mcqs

People there will be no more aptitude test.

yeah thats true guys there will be no apptitude test in UHS EXAM ....
but these was not very tough questions but any way good news for all of us