About Ophthalmology for FMGE
Opthalmology is one of the most important subjects and quite scoring if prepared well. One of the advantages of this subject is that all of its questions are direct and have straightforward answers. With focused preparation, one can develop a comprehensive understanding of the subject.
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Important Clinical & Non-Clinical Questions in Ophthalmology for NEET PG/FMGE
Clinical QuestionsQ1. A 45-year-old male presents to an ophthalmologist with complaints of difficulty distinguishing between red and green colors...
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NEET PG/FMGE Ophthalmology Important Questions With Answers
Ophthalmology is undeniably one of the most critical yet challenging subjects in FMGE syllabus. You must have a clear understanding of clinical a...
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Important One-Liners in Ophthalmology
Embryology of Eye StructuresSurface EctodermLensConjunctival, Corneal epitheliumLacrimal glandsMesodermExtraocular musclesScleraIrisChoroidNeural...
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PrepLadder provides a one-stop platform for students to easily access the complete resource for Ophthalmology. You will find easy-to-understand notes by India’s top FMGE faculty that make both preparation and revision easier.
Meet our Ophthalmology Faculty
Dr. Ruchi Rai, MBBS, MS, DNB, MNAMS Ophthalmology, from Banaras Hindu University has helped many students effectively prepare for Ophthalmology and achieve their dreams. She is a highly skilled teacher with over 21 years of experience in teaching and her expertise and passion for the subject make her one of the best Ophthalmology faculties in the country.
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