RUHS MO Previous Year Paper Analysis (2013–2024)

All 9 RUHS Medical Officer (RUHS MO) previous year papers on this site, compared side by side: how many questions each had, which subjects they came from, and how much the mix changes from one year to the next.

Data as of

Key findings from 9 RUHS MO papers

In short

The RUHS MO paper has been broadly consistent: Community Medicine / PSM had the most questions in 8 of 9 papers, 15 subjects appeared every time, and no subject's share changed significantly between older and recent papers.
  • 9 papers (2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2024), 914 questions in all.
  • Each paper had 98–118 questions drawn from 16–19 subjects.
  • 15 of 20 subjects were asked in every paper; 4 appeared in fewer than half.
  • The widest swings: Pediatrics (2–15 questions per paper) and Obstetrics & Gynaecology (4–15 questions per paper).

RUHS MO papers at a glance

One row per paper. The year links to that paper's own subject-wise breakdown, where you can also attempt it online.
RUHS MO previous year papers by year
PaperQuestionsSubjectsMost questionsAbove its usual share
RUHS MO 2024 paperMODRE-2024, held 27 April 202510016Community Medicine / PSM (15)—
RUHS MO 2022 paper10018Community Medicine / PSM (17)Community Medicine / PSM (+2.1 pts)
RUHS MO 2020 paper9916Community Medicine / PSM (13)—
RUHS MO 2019 paper9816Community Medicine / PSM (14)Psychiatry (+4.2 pts)
RUHS MO 2018 paper10016Community Medicine / PSM (15)—
RUHS MO 2017 paper10017Community Medicine / PSM (15)—
RUHS MO 2016 paper10017General Medicine (16)General Medicine (+5.7 pts)
RUHS MO 2015 paper9918Community Medicine / PSM (15)Orthopedics (+2.1 pts)
RUHS MO 2013 paper11819Community Medicine / PSM (20)Pediatrics (+6.9 pts)

“Above its usual share” is the subject whose share of that paper was furthest above its share across all 9 papers (shown only when at least 2 percentage points).

Year-by-year subject distribution

Questions per subject in each paper. Most papers had about 100 questions, so each count is close to that subject's percentage of the paper.
RUHS MO questions per subject in each previous year paper
Subject201320152016201720182019202020222024All
Community Medicine / PSM201512151514131715136
General Medicine1391691010981094
General Surgery11741010108101080
Obstetrics & Gynaecology155755454555
Pediatrics155742654553
Microbiology36755774751
Pharmacology55456567548
Pathology55656466447
Anatomy25656566546
Orthopedics47455456545
Ophthalmology55555554544
ENT / Otorhinolaryngology44555455542
Biochemistry34356654440
Physiology25454446539
Forensic Medicine & Toxicology45555–54538
Radiodiagnosis / Radiology25455552538
Psychiatry2––––5–1–8
Respiratory Medicine11–2–––2–6
Anesthesiology–11––––––2
Dermatology2––––––––2
Total118991001001009899100100914

Scroll the table sideways to see every year.

How consistent is the paper from year to year?

Quick answer

Mostly consistent at the subject level. ENT / Otorhinolaryngology (4–5), Ophthalmology (4–5), Pathology (4–6) varied by no more than two questions from paper to paper, while Pediatrics (2–15) and Obstetrics & Gynaecology (4–15) swung the most. For the share of each subject across all papers, and a significance test of recent-vs-older changes, see the RUHS MO subject-wise weightage.
  • Pediatrics2–15 per paper · avg 5.8%
  • Obstetrics & Gynaecology4–15 per paper · avg 6.0%
  • Community Medicine / PSM12–20 per paper · avg 14.9%
  • General Medicine8–16 per paper · avg 10.3%
  • General Surgery4–11 per paper · avg 8.8%
  • Microbiology3–7 per paper · avg 5.6%
  • Anatomy2–6 per paper · avg 5.0%
  • Physiology2–6 per paper · avg 4.3%
  • Pharmacology4–7 per paper · avg 5.3%
  • Orthopedics4–7 per paper · avg 4.9%
  • Biochemistry3–6 per paper · avg 4.4%
  • Radiodiagnosis / Radiology2–5 per paper · avg 4.2%
  • Pathology4–6 per paper · avg 5.1%
  • Ophthalmology4–5 per paper · avg 4.8%
  • ENT / Otorhinolaryngology4–5 per paper · avg 4.6%

Subjects asked in every paper, widest range first.

Put the analysis to work

Attempt each paper timed, newest first, from the RUHS MO previous year papers page (sign in required; the result comes with question-wise review). Then follow the RUHS MO preparation strategy to turn what the papers show into a study plan.

Methodology and limitations

  • Source: the 914 published questions of the 9 RUHS Medical Officer papers on this site, each filed under one subject by this site. Rajasthan University of Health Sciences does not publish an official subject-wise breakdown.
  • The 2024 paper is MODRE-2024, the exam held on 27 April 2025 (source: RUHS Final Answer Key, Medical Officer Direct Recruitment Examination-2024). Papers are labelled by recruitment cycle, not by the date of the exam.
  • Missing years: no paper for 2014, 2021, 2023 is available on this site, so those years are not part of the analysis.
  • Not analysed yet: difficulty (not recorded reliably) and topics (topic tags are not yet complete across all years). Topic-level findings will be added only once the data supports them.
  • Historical only: these patterns describe past papers and do not predict the 2026 paper. See the RUHS MO exam pattern for the official, sourced format.

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