Forensic Medicine MCQs for NEET PG

890 worked Forensic Medicine questions across 77 areas. Each one has its own page with the reasoning for every option.

What this set is

Forensic Medicine is a compact subject with high predictability: thanatology, injuries, asphyxia and toxicology carry much of it. It also touches law and ethics, which changes over time.

This page lists the 890 Forensic Medicine questions that have a full worked page: 676 application questions that put a fact to use on a patient or a finding, and 214 multi-step questions that combine two or more ideas. Plain one-fact recall items are left out here on purpose. The Forensic Medicine practice bank in the app is larger, with 2,824 questions in all, and is where timed tests and daily practice draw from.

How to use it

  1. Pick an area you are weak in, below.
  2. Answer first, then read why each wrong option fails.
  3. Write a three-line note for every miss, and revisit it in a week.
  4. Move to a timed Forensic Medicine test once an area feels steady.

These are original practice items, not recalled exam questions, and they are not yet reviewed by independent faculty. Confirm important facts in a standard textbook.

What Forensic Medicine covers in the exam

  • Thanatology
  • Identification
  • Injuries and wounds
  • Asphyxial deaths
  • Toxicology
  • Sexual offences and forensic psychiatry
  • Medical law and ethics

A study map from the standard curriculum; the NBEMS bulletin is the authority. See the Forensic Medicine study guide.

Worked questions by area

77 areas, largest first. Open an area to see its questions.

Toxicology169
Identification81
Thanatology72
Asphyxial deaths61
Injuries50
Medical law49
Injuries and wounds43
Sexual offences and forensic psychiatry41
Medical law and ethics29
Forensic psychiatry28
Sexual offences24
Postmortem changes22
Asphyxia15
Firearm injuries14
Mechanical injury13
Medical ethics11
Forensic toxicology10
Evidence handling8
Asphyxial death7
Child protection7
Poisoning management6
Burns5
Consent5
Death investigation5
Forensic pathology5
Medical jurisprudence5
Professional conduct5
Wounds5
Death certification4
Drowning4
Forensic serology4
Injury interpretation4
Medical negligence4
Wound interpretation4
Age estimation3
Autopsy3
Disaster victim identification3
Evidence3
Firearms3
Injury morphology3
Mechanical injuries3
Postmortem change3
Thermal injury3
Death signs2
Documentation2
Ethics2
Forensic photography2
Legal medicine2
Medical documentation2
Medicolegal documentation2
Negligence2
Poisons2
Sexual offences examination2
Bloodstain interpretation1
Cause-of-death certification1
Corrosives1
Death scene1
Electrical injuries1
Exhumation1
Forensic biology1
Forensic entomology1
Forensic science1
Forensic specimens1
Infanticide1
Legal evidence1
Manner of death1
Medicolegal investigation1
Personal identification1
Professional duty1
Professional responsibility1
Safeguarding1
Scene1
Sexual assault1
Sexual assault care1
Sexual assault examination1
Sexual offences and obstetrics1
Sexual-offence examination1
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Common questions

How many Forensic Medicine questions are there?

890 original questions across 634 topics, and the bank grows over time.

Which Forensic Medicine topics are covered?

Thanatology, Toxicology, Forensic serology, Injuries, Asphyxial deaths, Firearm injuries, Identification, Medical jurisprudence, Thanatology: post-mortem staining, Toxicology: plant poisons, Medical jurisprudence: standard of care, Sexual offences: examination of the survivor, and more.

How difficult are these Forensic Medicine questions?

0 are recall, 676 are application and 214 are multi-step. The tags are our own editorial judgement, not an official difficulty rating.

Are these Forensic Medicine questions from past papers?

No. They are original practice items. NBEMS does not publish its paper or an official key, and we do not use recalled or leaked questions.

Can I practise Forensic Medicine for free?

Yes. The free plan includes 20 practice questions a day across all subjects, and the free 20-question assessment covers every subject. A paid term removes the daily limit.

Is there a timed Forensic Medicine test?

Yes. The Forensic Medicine subject test is included with a paid term, with a countdown and a question palette.

How should I use these Forensic Medicine questions?

Answer before you look, read the reason for every option, and write a three-line note for each mistake. A few questions you fully review are worth more than many you skim.

Have these Forensic Medicine questions been reviewed by faculty?

Not yet. They are original and drafted with AI assistance, then edited by our team. Independent faculty review is planned, and each item shows its status. Confirm important facts in a standard textbook.