SAQs are useful in measuring learning outcomes in the lower and middle level cognitive domains, i.e. knowledge comprehension, application and analysis. Therefore, in a medical curriculum, where a student is required to be well aware of facts of life, disease and treatment, the SAQs can become a helpful tool to test their learning outcome.

Key Features
* SAQs have high probability of being asked in theory examination as well as in viva voce during practicals.
* SAQs will also help the students to answer the MCQs on the same topic.
* Useful for undergraduates and students who are preparing for postgraduate entrance examination.

Table of Contents
1. General Anatomy
2. Superior Extremity
3. Inferior Extremity
4. Thorax
5. Abdomen
6. Head, Face and Neck
7. Brain
8. Histology
9. Embryology
10. Genetics
11. Radiology