A high-yield MCQ question bank built specifically for doctors preparing for DNB PDCET Ophthalmology

, the entrance test conducted by the National Board of Examinations (NBE) for diploma holders seeking admission into the Post Diploma DNB Ophthalmology course.

Why this bank is built the way it is
NBE does not officially release DNB PDCET question papers — they are proprietary and not published for public practice. This bank goes beyond generic previous-year-style questions to include PYQs, important repeatedly-asked questions from the DNB/DO Ophthalmology theory exam, and topper-recall-verified high-yield MCQs — so you're practicing questions that reflect what has actually been asked across both the entrance test and the theory exam, not generic textbook MCQs repackaged as "PYQs."

Subjects covered

• Anatomy of the Eye

• Physiology of the Eye

• Microbiology of the Eye

• Pathology of the Eye

• Immunology of the Eye

• Optics and Refraction

• Cornea and External Eye Disease

• Cataract and Lens

• Glaucoma

• Uveitis

• Retina and Vitreous

• Neuro-Ophthalmology

• Strabismus and Paediatric Ophthalmology

• Oculoplasty and Orbit

• Community Ophthalmology and Pharmacology

Built from standard references
Every question is curated and cross-referenced against the core texts ophthalmology postgraduates already study from: AAO's Basic and Clinical Science Course, Kanski's Clinical Ophthalmology, Shields' Glaucoma, Ryan's Retina, Krachmer's Cornea, Parsons' Diseases of the Eye, and Khurana's Comprehensive Ophthalmology — so nothing in the bank is invented or off-syllabus.

Who this is for
Diploma in Ophthalmology (DO/Dip. Ophth) holders preparing for DNB PDCET, residents transitioning from diploma to post-diploma DNB training, and anyone who wants a focused, subject-wise and exam-pattern-specific revision tool instead of re-reading full textbooks in the weeks before the exam.

What makes it different from generic PG ophthalmology question banks
Most ophthalmology MCQ resources online are built for NEET-PG or general PG entrance and only lightly touch ophthalmology as one of many subjects. This bank is ophthalmology-only, PYQ-and-theory-exam-aware, and subject-wise structured — every question is chosen for relevance to PDCET's actual pattern and weightage, not adapted from a broader multi-subject bank.

How to use it
Start with subject-wise MCQs (Anatomy, Physiology, Microbiology, Pathology, Immunology, and each subspecialty) to build concepts, move to timed mixed sets that simulate the real 3-section exam format, and finish with focused revision of previously wrong answers in the final week. Content is created and reviewed by ophthalmologists who have themselves sat postgraduate and fellowship ophthalmology exams — not generic content writers.

Available instantly on web, Android, and iOS. Built by Ophthalmologists, for Ophthalmologists.