The Nepal PG mock, the way exam day feels.
The CEE PG is an OMR paper, so the mock gives you the question booklet and the answer sheet. Subjects are weighted by MEC marks.
- Questions
- 200
- Time
- 3 hours
- Wrong answer
- −0.25
- Answer sheet
- OMR
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CEE PG Nepal
MECEE-PG, the MD/MS entrance run by the Medical Education Commission
Playing by MEC rules: 200 questions, 3 hours, −0.25 for a wrong answer.
Next CEE PG (expected, date not yet announced)
13 Feb 2027
We play by MEC rules.
Every mock, score and report follows the CEE PG format. Single best answer, four options, and the same marking as exam day. We re-check the rules against every new MEC notice.
- Questions
- 200, one best answer of four
- Marks
- 200
- Time
- 3 hours (54 seconds a question)
- Marking
- +1 right, −0.25 wrong, 0 blank
- Question mix
- Recall 50 : Understanding 30 : Application 20
- Answer sheet
- OMR
Clinical subjects carry 115 marks and basic sciences 85. Mandatory CPD (ethics, rational use of drugs, infection prevention, BLS/ACLS, communication skills) is worth 10 marks, as much as Pathology. Most candidates ignore it.
Marks by subject
200 marks · 20 subjects
- Medicine18
- Surgery18
- Obstetrics and Gynaecology12
- Paediatrics12
- Anatomy12
- Physiology12
- Orthopaedics10
- Otorhinolaryngology10
- Pathology10
- Pharmacology10
- Community Medicine and Research Methodology10
- Mandatory CPD topics10
- Biochemistry8
- Microbiology8
- Ophthalmology7
- Anaesthesiology7
- Psychiatry7
- Radiology7
- Dermatology7
- Forensic Medicine5
Clinical 115 marksBasic sciences and CPD 85 marks
A blank is almost never your best answer.
With +1, −0.25 and 0, even a blind guess is worth slightly more than leaving it empty, and an eliminated option is worth much more. Tuppi Kasyo teaches the maths and tracks how accurate you really are when you feel sure.
If you…Chance right · expected marks
- Leave it blank– · 0
- Blind guess (4 options)25% · +0.06
- One option eliminated33% · +0.17
- Two options eliminated50% · +0.38
- Sure about itabout 90% · +0.88
Worked out from +1 for right, −0.25 for wrong, 0 for blank. It is the maths of the marking, not advice on any one question.