Revised Time Table of 1st Professional MBBS (RS4 CBME Batch) Theory Examination during February 2021 with Change in Time of Examination

Sep 2, 2026

This document is a revised notification outlining the updated timetable for the 1st Professional MBBS (RS-4 CBME Batch) Theory Examinations scheduled for February 2021. The revision specifically pertains to changes in the examination timings. The examinations are set to commence on February 8th, 2021. The notification provides a detailed schedule including the examination numbers, dates, days, timings (from 2:00 P.M. to 5:00 P.M.), subjects such as Anatomy Paper-I, Anatomy Paper-II, Physiology Paper-I, Physiology Paper-II, Biochemistry -I, and Biochemistry -II, along with their respective QP Codes. It is instructed that this revised notification be prominently displayed on the notice boards of all affiliated medical institutions and hostels to ensure students are duly informed. The notification is issued by Dr. N. Ramakrishna Reddy, Registrar (Evaluation) of RGUHS, and includes distribution details to principals, university officials, and regional centers.

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Revised time table of 1st Professional MBBS (RS-4 CBME Batch)Theory Examinations during February-2021

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What is the purpose of this notification?

The purpose of this notification is to provide a revised timetable for the 1st Professional MBBS (RS-4 CBME Batch) Theory Examinations in February 2021, specifically detailing changes in the examination times.

When will the 1st Professional MBBS theory examinations begin?

The 1st Professional MBBS theory examinations are scheduled to begin on February 8th, 2021.

What subjects are included in the revised timetable?

The revised timetable includes subjects such as Anatomy Paper-I, Anatomy Paper-II, Physiology Paper-I, Physiology Paper-II, Biochemistry -I, and Biochemistry -II, along with their QP Codes.

Sep 2, 2026

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