INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 1

INTERNAL ASSESSMENT- 1



Question paper link:

https://medicinedepartment.blogspot.com/2021/10/mbbs-2017-batch-oct-2021-internal.html?m=1



QUESTION 14 & 15


 

QUESTION 12, 11 & 10






QUESTION 6


QUESTION 8




QUESTION 3


QUESTION 7




QUESTION 2





QUESTION 9, 2, 13 & 5





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