<h1>&nbsp;</h1>
<h2>DNB &amp; MS Ophthalmology OSCE Course -&nbsp;The Most Comprehensive 
by OphthaMCQ App</h2>
OSCE and Clinical Cases decide 200 of your 300 marks. 20 stations. Roughly 4 minutes each. Knowing the answer is not enough &nbsp;you need to structure it fast enough for an examiner to score it in real time. That is exactly what this course trains.
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What&#39;s inside
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700+ recall-based OSCE stations across 12 subspecialties&nbsp; -&nbsp;plus four bonus sections no competing resource includes:
<h2>Core subspecialties:</h2>
<ul>
	<li>Cornea</li>
	<li>Glaucoma</li>
	<li>Retina &amp; Vitreo-Retinal Surgery</li>
	<li>Cataract, Lens &amp; IOL</li>
	<li>Optics &amp; Refraction</li>
	<li>Neuro-Ophthalmology</li>
	<li>Oculoplasty &amp; Orbit</li>
	<li>Paediatric Ophthalmology</li>
	<li>Ocular Pharmacology</li>
	<li>Investigations &amp; Imaging</li>
	<li>Community &amp; Preventive Ophthalmology</li>
	<li>Ophthalmic Instruments</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Bonus sections -&nbsp;included at no extra cost:</h2>
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<ul>
	<li>Ocular Pathology</li>
	<li>Ocular Microbiology</li>
	<li>Biostatistics &mdash; the one fixed question in every exam</li>
	<li>Neurological Field Defects &mdash; PDF reference guide</li>
</ul>
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<h2>How every station is built</h2>
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Every station follows the exact sequence examiners score against: 
Identification &rarr; Findings &rarr; Diagnosis &rarr; Differentials &rarr; Management
<ul>
	<li>Built from real past-year DNB and MS Ophthalmology practical exam recalls &mdash; not textbook approximations</li>
	<li>Written and reviewed by ophthalmologists who have personally taken and excelled in DNB, MS, and FRCOphth exams</li>
	<li>Every station on the same 5-mark examiner framework</li>
	<li>Updated for the DNB Ophthalmology Practical Exam 2026 pattern</li>
</ul>
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<h2>Why postgraduates choose OphthaMCQ</h2>
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<ul>
	<li>500+ stations &mdash; more breadth than any single competing resource</li>
	<li>All 12 subspecialties plus Pathology, Microbiology, Biostatistics, and Neurological Field Defects &mdash; one app, one price, nothing sold separately</li>
	<li>Equally built for DNB and MS candidates &mdash; not DNB-first with MS as an afterthought</li>
	<li>Also one of the most effective resources for FRCOphth Oral preparation</li>
	<li>One app for all ophthalmology exams &mdash; DNB, MS, FRCOphth, ICO, FAICO, PD-CET</li>
</ul>
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Why this works for FRCOphth Oral too
FRCOphth Oral examiners show you a clinical image and question you through it live &mdash; exactly the format every OphthaMCQ station uses. The same Identification &rarr; Findings &rarr; Diagnosis &rarr; Differentials &rarr; Management structure that scores DNB and MS OSCE marks is what oral examiners listen for in spoken answers. 500+ stations of image-based clinical drilling, no separate resource needed.
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Common questions
Is this equally useful for MS Ophthalmology, not just DNB? 
Yes &mdash; every station is built from both DNB and MS Ophthalmology practical exam recalls.
Is OSCE compulsory for MS Ophthalmology? 
Yes &mdash; OSCE stations are a core compulsory component of the MS Ophthalmology practical, alongside clinical cases and viva.
How many OSCE stations are in the DNB practical? 
20 stations, 100 marks total, roughly 4 minutes per station.
How does this help with FRCOphth Oral specifically? 
The image-based structured answer format FRCOphth oral examiners use is exactly how every station in this course is built.
What is included? 
500+ solved OSCE stations across 12 subspecialties plus Ocular Pathology, Ocular Microbiology, Biostatistics, and Neurological Field Defects PDF&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;all based on real past-year exam recalls.
What is the best app for DNB Ophthalmology practical preparation? 
OphthaMCQ&nbsp; the most comprehensive postgraduate ophthalmology exam preparation platform available.

B & MS OphthaMCQ   DNOphthalmology OSCE course for PG students. 500+ recall based stations across all 12 subspecialties, OPHTHA MCQ app.

OphthaMCQ  DNB & MS Ophthalmology OSCE Course FOR PG

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Cataract FAICO OSCE and Practical Course
Made by ophthalmologists who have actually cracked their FAICO exam - not generic or AI-generated content.
Complete preparation for the FAICO Cataract/Phaco Practical and OSCE examination - built around the actual exam structure: approximately 9 OSCE stations (5 minutes each, covering short cases, photographs, imaging printouts, and instruments) followed by a Viva as the 10th station, per AIOS&#39;s official format.
This course covers:
Cataract Instruments - identification, use, and viva points for instruments used at OSCE stations, including phaco machines, biometry units, keratometers, and IOL power calculators.
Cataract OSCE - station-format practice covering short cases, clinical photographs, and imaging printouts as tested in the actual exam.
Viva Important Topics - high-yield subjects most frequently probed at the FAICO Cataract Viva:
Cataract Surgery: Past, Present and Future 
Phacodynamics - Machine Parameters, Fluidics &amp; Power Modulation 
Femtosecond Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS) 
Mastering IOL Power in Special Situations 
Recent Advances in IOLs 
Toric IOLs 
Pupil Stretching and Capsular Stabilization Devices 
Ocular Viscosurgical Devices (OVDs) 
Postoperative Endophthalmitis 
Ocular Anaesthesia
Cataract FAICO Recalls - real recall questions contributed by candidates who have actually sat the FAICO Cataract/Phaco exam, giving you a genuine sense of what&#39;s actually asked.
Microbiology of the Eye - ocular microbiology as tested in OSCE spot stations, with particular relevance to postoperative endophthalmitis.
Pathology of the Eye - ocular and lens histopathology relevant to viva and theory questions.
Cataract Trials &mdash; landmark cataract and IOL clinical trials, summarized for rapid exam recall.
Ocular Pharmacology &mdash; drug classes and mechanisms relevant to perioperative cataract management and general pharmacology questions.
OphthaMCQ is the #1 FAICO prep application, with a 95% theory pass rate and 140+ students cleared this year &mdash; backed by the highest recall accuracy of any FAICO prep resource.
OphthaMCQ - One App for All Ophthalmology Exams: ICO, FAICO, PD-CET, FRCOphth, MAICO/OKAT, OF (Foundation).

Cataract FAICO OSCE & Practical prep with real candidate recalls, OSCE stations, instruments, theory, trials, microbiology, pathology & pharmacology.

Cataract FAICO OSCE & Practical Course | OphthaMCQ

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Complete preparation for the FAICO Retina &amp; Vitreous Practical and OSCE examination &mdash; built around the actual exam structure: approximately 9 OSCE stations (5 minutes each, covering short cases, photographs, imaging printouts, and instruments) followed by a Viva as the 10th station, per AIOS&#39;s official format.
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<h3 style="margin: 0px; font-style: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: normal; font-width: normal; font-size: 17px; line-height: normal; font-family: system-ui; font-size-adjust: none; font-kerning: auto; font-variant-alternates: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-numeric: normal; font-variant-east-asian: normal; font-variant-position: normal; font-feature-settings: normal; font-optical-sizing: auto; font-variation-settings: normal; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-color: rgb(0, 0, 0); text-align: center;">This course covers:</h3>
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1️⃣ Retina Instruments &mdash; identification, use, and viva points for instruments used at OSCE stations, including gonioscopes, +90D lenses, direct ophthalmoscopes, and imaging equipment.
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2️⃣ Retina OSCE &mdash; station-format practice covering short cases, clinical photographs, and imaging printouts as tested in the actual exam (held at centers such as LVPEI for Retina &amp; Vitreous candidates).
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3️⃣ Retina Theory Notes &mdash; concise, exam-focused notes on retinal disease, diagnosis, and management for the written and viva components.
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4️⃣ Microbiology Stations Notes &mdash; ocular microbiology as tested in OSCE spot stations, organized for quick recall.
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5️⃣ Histology Notes &mdash; retina and posterior segment histology relevant to viva and theory questions.
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6️⃣ Uvea OSCE &mdash; uveitis-related OSCE stations, since retina and uvea content frequently overlap in practical exams.
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7️⃣ Retina Trials &mdash; landmark retina clinical trials, summarized for rapid exam recall.
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<h3 style="margin: 0px; font-style: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: normal; font-width: normal; font-size: 17px; line-height: normal; font-family: system-ui; font-size-adjust: none; font-kerning: auto; font-variant-alternates: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-numeric: normal; font-variant-east-asian: normal; font-variant-position: normal; font-feature-settings: normal; font-optical-sizing: auto; font-variation-settings: normal; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">OphthaMCQ is the #1 FAICO prep application, with a 95% theory passing rate and 140+ students cleared this year alone &mdash; backed by the highest recall accuracy of any FAICO prep resource. This course is designed specifically by ophthalmologists who have themselves cleared the FAICO practical exam &mdash; not generic or AI-generated content.</h3>
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Built for candidates preparing for the FAICO Retina &amp; Vitreous Practical and OSCE, this course focuses on what is actually asked at the stations, not textbook-length theory.
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OphthaMCQ &mdash; One App for All Ophthalmology Exams: ICO, FAICO, PD-CET, FRCOphth, MAICO/OKAT, OF (Foundation).

#1 FAICO prep app — 95% theory pass rate, 140+ cleared this year. Retina OSCE & Practical course by ophthalmologists who passed FAICO themselves.

Retina FAICO OSCE & Practical Course | OphthaMCQ

<h3>Uvea FAICO OSCE and Practical Course by OphthaMCQ App</h3>
Made by ophthalmologists who have actually cracked their FAICO exam - not generic or AI-generated content.
Complete preparation for the FAICO Uvea Practical and OSCE examination, covering short cases, clinical photographs, and imaging printouts as tested at the actual exam, followed by a Viva.
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<h3>This course covers:</h3>
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<ul>
	<li>Uvea OSCE - station-format practice covering short cases, clinical photographs, and imaging printouts as tested in the actual exam.</li>
	<li>Retina OSCE - included given the significant overlap between uveitis and posterior-segment retinal pathology frequently tested together at FAICO Uvea stations.</li>
	<li>Pharmacology OSCE - station-format pharmacology practice as tested at OSCE spot stations.</li>
	<li>Community Ophthalmology OSCE - station-format community/preventive ophthalmology practice as tested at OSCE spot stations.</li>
	<li>Uvea Theory Notes - concise, exam-focused notes on uveitis classification, diagnostic workup, and management for the written and viva components.</li>
	<li>Uvea FAICO Recalls - real recall questions contributed by candidates who have actually sat the FAICO Uvea exam, giving you a genuine sense of what&#39;s actually asked.</li>
	<li>Microbiology of the Eye - ocular microbiology as tested in OSCE spot stations, with particular relevance to infectious uveitis and endophthalmitis.</li>
	<li>Pathology of the Eye - ocular histopathology relevant to viva and theory questions.</li>
	<li>Uvea Trials - landmark uveitis clinical trials (HURON, MUST, POINT, VISUAL I-III, MERIT, and others), summarized for rapid exam recall.</li>
	<li>Ocular Pharmacology - Uvea-specific drug classes and mechanisms relevant to uveitis management, immunomodulation, and general pharmacology questions.</li>
</ul>
OphthaMCQ is the #1 FAICO prep application, with a 95% theory pass rate and 140+ students cleared this year - backed by the highest recall accuracy of any FAICO prep resource.
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OphthaMCQ - One App for All Ophthalmology Exams: ICO, FAICO, PD-CET, FRCOphth, MAICO/OKAT, OF (Foundation).
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FAICO Uvea OSCE & Practical Course: Uvea + Retina OSCE, recalls, pharmacology, community ophthalmology & trials. Built by ophthalmologists.

Uvea FAICO OSCE and Practical Course by OphthaMCQ App

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<h2>Ocular Pharmacology V2 &mdash; Exam-Ready Notes &amp; 400 MCQs | OPHTHA MCQ</h2>
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Know the drug. Understand its action. Recognise its adverse effects. Answer with confidence.
Ocular Pharmacology V2 by OPHTHA MCQ brings together exam-ready notes, clinical images and 400 MCQs across 16 topics in one organised, 154-page PDF-based course.
From autonomic receptors and glaucoma medications to antimicrobials, anaesthetics and drug-induced ocular toxicity, build your understanding and immediately test what you have studied.
WHO IS THIS FOR?
Relevant to the ocular pharmacology component of:
&bull; ICO Visual Sciences 
&bull; Ophthalmology Foundation Visual Sciences 
&bull; FRCOphth Part 1 
&bull; DNB, MS and DO Ophthalmology 
&bull; FAICO preparation
Also useful for ophthalmology residents revising commonly used medications and their ocular effects.
<h3>WHAT YOU GET</h3>
&bull; Topic-wise study notes covering mechanisms, indications, adverse effects and important clinical distinctions. 
&bull; 400 MCQs with answers directly below each question for convenient self-assessment. 
&bull; Clinical photographs, diagrams and diagnostic images to support visual learning. 
&bull; A refreshed second-edition layout with revised wording and corrections to identified factual errors and outdated questions. 
&bull; A clickable contents page with separate references for notes and MCQs.
<h3>WHAT THE COURSE COVERS</h3>
<ol>
	<li>
	Pharmacokinetics &mdash; ocular drug absorption, penetration, distribution and elimination.
	</li>
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	Cholinergic agonists and antagonists.
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	The adrenergic system.
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	Prostaglandin derivatives.
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	Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors.
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	Hyperosmotic agents.
	</li>
	<li>
	Anti-allergy agents.
	</li>
	<li>
	Corticosteroids and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs.
	</li>
	<li>
	Antibacterial agents.
	</li>
	<li>
	Antiviral agents.
	</li>
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	Antifungal agents.
	</li>
	<li>
	Antiparasitic agents.
	</li>
	<li>
	Immunosuppressive drugs and biologic response modifiers.
	</li>
	<li>
	Antifibrotic drugs.
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	<li>
	Anaesthetics.
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	Miscellaneous topics, including viscoelastics, botulinum toxin, vitamin A and ocular adverse effects of systemic medications.
	</li>
</ol>
<h3>WHY CHOOSE THIS COURSE?</h3>
Pharmacology questions often turn on a small but important distinction: a receptor, an outflow pathway, a contraindication or a characteristic adverse effect.
This course places the notes and practice questions together, helping you connect those details rather than memorise isolated drug names. Study a topic, attempt its MCQs, check your answers and revisit the concepts that need another look.
Use it for structured study during residency, focused preparation for your next examination or a final revision of ocular pharmacology.
COURSE FORMAT
A PDF-based study resource with illustrated notes and MCQs.
Make ocular pharmacology a stronger part of your preparation. Get Ocular Pharmacology V2 on the OPHTHA MCQ App.

Revise ocular pharmacology with 400 MCQs, answers and illustrated notes. Prepare for ICO, OF Visual Sciences, FRCOphth Part 1, DNB, MS, DO and FAICO.

Ocular Pharmacology V2 — Exam-Ready Notes & 400 MCQs | OPHTHA MCQ

Cornea FAICO OSCE and Practical Course 
Made by ophthalmologists who have actually cracked their FAICO exam, not generic or AI-generated content.
Complete preparation for the FAICO Cornea &amp; Anterior Segment Practical and OSCE examination, built around the actual exam structure: approximately 9 OSCE stations (5 minutes each, covering short cases, photographs, imaging printouts, and instruments) followed by a Viva as the 10th station, per AIOS&#39;s official format.
This course covers:
Cornea Instruments: identification, use, and viva points for instruments used at OSCE stations, including slit lamps, keratometers, specular microscopes, and topography/tomography units.
Cornea OSCE: station-format practice covering short cases, clinical photographs, and imaging printouts as tested in the actual exam (held at centers such as LVPEI for Cornea &amp; Anterior Segment candidates).
Cornea Theory Notes and Viva Important Topics: 21 exam-focused topic PDFs for the written and viva components:
<ul>
	<li>Basics and investigations: Applied Anatomy and Physiology of Cornea, Tear Film, Topography and Tomography, Specular and Confocal Microscopy, Corneal OCT</li>
	<li>Infections and ulcers: Bacterial Keratitis, Fungal Keratitis, Acanthamoeba Keratitis, Herpetic Eye Diseases, Recent Trends in Management of Corneal Ulcer, Non-infectious Corneal Ulcers</li>
	<li>Ocular surface and dry eye: Dry Eye Disease, Recent Advances in Dry Eye, Limbal Stem Cell Deficiency, Cicatrizing Disorders, Vernal Keratoconjunctivitis, Ocular Surface Squamous Neoplasia</li>
	<li>Ectasias, dystrophies and surgery: Keratoconus and C3R, Corneal Dystrophies and Ectasias, Keratoplasty, Eye Banking</li>
</ul>
Cornea FAICO Recalls: real recall questions contributed by candidates who have actually sat the FAICO Cornea exam, giving you a genuine sense of what&#39;s actually asked.
Microbiology of the Eye: ocular microbiology as tested in OSCE spot stations.
Pathology of the Eye: ocular and histopathology relevant to viva and theory questions.
Cornea Trials: landmark corneal and anterior segment clinical trials, summarized for rapid exam recall.
Ocular Pharmacology: drug classes and mechanisms relevant to corneal management and general pharmacology questions.
OphthaMCQ is the #1 FAICO prep application, with a 95% theory pass rate and 140+ students cleared this year, backed by the highest recall accuracy of any FAICO prep resource.
OphthaMCQ: One App for All Ophthalmology Exams: ICO, FAICO, PD-CET, FRCOphth, MAICO/OKAT, OF (Foundation).

Cornea FAICO OSCE & Practical prep with real candidate recalls, OSCE stations, instruments, theory, trials, microbiology, pathology & pharmacology.

Cornea FAICO OSCE & Practical Course | OphthaMCQ

<h3>Glaucoma FAICO OSCE and Practical Course</h3>
Made by ophthalmologists who have actually cracked their FAICO exam &mdash; not generic or AI-generated content.
Complete preparation for the FAICO Glaucoma Practical and OSCE examination &mdash; built around the actual exam structure: approximately 9 OSCE stations (5 minutes each, covering short cases, photographs, imaging printouts, and instruments) followed by a Viva as the 10th station, per AIOS&#39;s official format.
<h3>This course covers:</h3>
Glaucoma Instruments &mdash; identification, use, and viva points for instruments used at OSCE stations, including gonioscopes, tonometers (applanation, Schiotz, rebound), and perimetry/imaging units (HFA, OCT, HRT).
Glaucoma OSCE &mdash; station-format practice covering short cases, clinical photographs, and imaging printouts as tested in the actual exam.
Glaucoma Theory Notes &mdash; concise, exam-focused notes on glaucoma diagnosis, classification, and management for the written and viva components.
Glaucoma FAICO Recalls &mdash; real recall questions contributed by candidates who have actually sat the FAICO Glaucoma exam, giving you a genuine sense of what&#39;s actually asked.
Neuro-Ophthalmology OSCE &mdash; optic nerve and visual field differentials (disc pallor vs. cupping, RAPD, non-glaucomatous field loss), since glaucoma and neuro-ophthalmology content frequently overlap in practical exams.
Microbiology of the Eye &mdash; ocular microbiology as tested in OSCE spot stations.
Pathology of the Eye &mdash; ocular histopathology relevant to viva and theory questions.
Glaucoma Trials - landmark glaucoma clinical trials (AGIS, OHTS, CIGTS, TVT, and others), summarized for rapid exam recall.
Ocular Pharmacology - drug classes and mechanisms relevant to glaucoma management and general pharmacology questions.
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OphthaMCQ is the #1 FAICO prep application, with a 95% theory pass rate and 140+ students cleared this year &mdash; backed by the highest recall accuracy of any FAICO prep resource.
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OphthaMCQ - One App for All Ophthalmology Exams: ICO, FAICO, PD-CET, FRCOphth, MAICO/OKAT, OF (Foundation).

Glaucoma FAICO OSCE & Practical prep with real candidate recalls, OSCE stations, instruments, theory, trials, microbiology, pathology & pharmacology.

Glaucoma FAICO OSCE & Practical Course | OphthaMCQ app

<h2>High-Yield Ophthalmology OSCE 
Postgraduate Practical Exam &amp; Viva Voce &nbsp; International Edition</h2>
<h3>The most comprehensive single-purchase ophthalmology OSCE resource available. 12 subspecialties. One price. Nothing sold separately.</h3>
<blockquote>
<ul>
	<li>Cornea</li>
	<li>Glaucoma</li>
	<li>Oculoplasty &amp; Orbit</li>
	<li>Cataract, Lens &amp; IOL</li>
	<li>Optics &amp; Refraction</li>
	<li>Neuro-Ophthalmology</li>
	<li>Paediatric Ophthalmology</li>
	<li>Ocular Pharmacology</li>
	<li>Retina &amp; Surgical Fundus</li>
	<li>Community &amp; Preventive Ophthalmology</li>
	<li>Investigations &amp; Imaging</li>
	<li>Instruments</li>
</ul>
Every station built the same way &mdash; the exact sequence examiners score against: 
Identification &rarr; Findings &rarr; Diagnosis &rarr; Differentials &rarr; Management
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<ul>
	<li>One fixed, ophthalmologist-written model answer per station &mdash; not AI-generated</li>
	<li>Image-led where the real station is image-led &mdash; clinical photos, fundus images, instruments, investigation printouts</li>
	<li>Dedicated instrument stations &mdash; full standalone section</li>
	<li>Dedicated investigation &amp; imaging stations &mdash; full standalone section</li>
	<li>Subject-wise structure &mdash; drill one subspecialty or work the full bank</li>
</ul>
Works for every major board with an OSCE, practical, or viva component: 
DNB &middot; MS &middot; DO &middot; ICO/FICO &middot; FRCOphth &middot; FRCS &middot; FRCSEd(Ophth) &middot; EBO/FEBO &middot; RANZCO &middot; ABO &middot; FCPS &middot; Arab Board &middot; FAICO &middot; PDCET &middot; Fellowship &amp; oral exams
<ul>
	<li>
	<h3>Built by ophthalmologists, for ophthalmologists</h3>
	</li>
	<li>Trusted by postgraduates in 23+ countries</li>
	<li>All 12 subspecialties. One price. Nothing sold separately.</li>
</ul>
Knowing the answer is not enough. You need to structure it fast enough for an examiner to score it in real time. That is what this course builds.

Ophthalmology PG OSCE, practical & viva voce prep — 435 stations, 12 subspecialties, all major boards. Subject-wise, exam-ready.

Ophthalmology PG OSCE Course | 435 Stations, 12 Subspecialties

Every classification, grading and staging system asked in FAICO OSCE, viva and spotter stations, in one subspeciality-wise PDF, revised for 2026.
The 2021 classifications have been checked against current guidelines, and every system with a newer version has been updated: 
Keratoconus Global Consensus Edition 2 (2026), IC3D Edition 3, TFOS DEWS III (2025), WHO trachoma grading amended 2020, SUN classification criteria 2021, revised IWOS 2019, CONAN macular neovascularization nomenclature, ESASO OCT grading of DME, AJCC 8th retinoblastoma staging, ICROP3, and the newer antiglaucoma drug classes (ROCK inhibitors, latanoprostene bunod, omidenepag).
Subspecialities covered: 
Cornea &amp; External Eye: keratoconus (Amsler-Krumeich, Belin ABCD, Pentacam), IC3D dystrophies, dry eye, VKC, HSV keratitis, Brightbill graft prognosis, trachoma 
Uveitis: SUN anatomical classification and grading, NIH vitreous haze, ocular sarcoidosis (IWOS), pulmonary sarcoidosis, FFA phases, immunomodulators, hypersensitivity reactions 
Glaucoma &amp; Angle: Shaffer, Spaeth, Scheie, Van Herick, Becker goniogram, primary angle closure stages, Hodapp staging, progression, topical antiglaucoma drugs 
Vitreo-Retina: ICDR, ETDRS, ICDME, AMD and AREDS, GA (cRORA), PVR, Lincoff&rsquo;s rules, macular hole (Gass, IVTS), ICRB, IRSS, ROP, sickle cell, hypertensive retinopathy, Best disease, COMS, META-PM and ATN myopia 
Lens &amp; Cataract: LOCS III 
Neuro-Ophthalmology: RAPD, modified Frisen scale, myasthenia gravis (Osserman, MGFA), Barrow CCF, Duane syndrome, House-Brackmann 
Oculoplasty &amp; Orbit: thyroid eye disease (CAS, NOSPECS, VISA, EUGOGO), Chandler orbital cellulitis 
Ocular Trauma: OTS, BETT, Le Fort fractures, Roper-Hall and Dua chemical injury, hyphaema grading
Each subspeciality ends with the matching FAICO OSCE &amp; Practical Course, so you can move straight to station practice.
For complete FAICO pracs prep, get the FAICO OSCE and Practical Course on Ophtha MCQ App. It includes superspecialist OSCE, high-yield OSCE, ocular pharmacology, ocular microbiology, ocular pathology, subspeciality-wise instruments, subspeciality-wise important trials and FAICO recalls.
Ophtha MCQ is the No. 1 FAICO prep app on the internet. 170+ students passed their FAICO theory exam with Ophtha MCQ App this year.
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Subspeciality-wise classifications, grading and staging for FAICO OSCE and viva, updated for 2026. No. 1 FAICO prep app.

FAICO Pracs 2026 Special: Classifications, Grading & Staging in Ophthalmology (Subspeciality-wise) | Ophtha MCQ App

OSCE stations routinely test the instruments, dyes and drugs every ophthalmology resident must recognise and reason through under pressure &mdash; from lid specula and corneal scissors to fluorescein strip composition and anti-glaucoma drug classes. OphthaMCQ&rsquo;s Instruments, Dyes &amp; Drugs course brings all of it into one focused, exam-ready resource, covering cataract, cornea, squint, glaucoma, eyelid, trauma, dry eye and dye-related instruments alongside the full drug spectrum &mdash; immunosuppressants, antibiotics, antifungals, mydriatics, anti-glaucoma agents, NSAIDs and steroids. Each topic is broken down with the identification points, indications and high-yield facts examiners actually probe. Built for DNB, MS and FRCOphth Part 2 Oral candidates alike, by ophthalmologists who&rsquo;ve been through these exams themselves.

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