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The exam includes:
• 200 multiple choice questions
• 4 hours
• Registrar passing score: 65%
• Senior Registrar passing score: 70%
The exam may include clinical and laboratory based MCQs on:
• Organism identification
• Specimen selection
• Culture and biochemical tests
• Antimicrobial susceptibility
• Resistance mechanisms
• Serology and molecular testing
• Infection control
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Bacteriology | Bacterial identification, culture, biochemical testing, antimicrobial susceptibility, resistance mechanisms and clinically important bacterial infections. |
| Virology | Major viral infections, transmission, laboratory diagnosis, antigen and antibody testing, and molecular detection. |
| Mycology | Common fungal pathogens, specimen selection, microscopy, culture, identification and opportunistic fungal infections. |
| Parasitology | Protozoa and helminths, life cycles, transmission, specimen examination and laboratory identification. |
| Infectious Disease | Clinical presentation of infections, appropriate diagnostic testing, antimicrobial principles and interpretation of microbiology results in clinical context. |
| Molecular Microbiology | PCR and other nucleic-acid methods, molecular detection, genotyping and applications in infectious disease diagnosis. |
| Immunology / Serology | Antigen-antibody reactions, serologic testing, immune responses and interpretation of infectious disease serology. |
| Infection Control | Transmission-based precautions, sterilization, disinfection, healthcare-associated infections and prevention of organism spread. |
| SCFHS Medical Microbiology Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Bacteriology | 40% |
| Virology | 15% |
| Mycology | 5% |
| Parasitology | 5% |
| Infectious Disease | 15% |
| Molecular Microbiology | 5% |
| Immunology / Serology | 10% |
| Infection Control | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
Start with Bacteriology, because it represents 40% of the entire exam.
Rather than memorizing organisms separately, study each organism using the same pattern:
• Specimen
• Gram stain or microscopy
• Culture characteristics
• Key identification tests
• Important virulence factors
• Common infections
• Antimicrobial susceptibility
• Important resistance mechanisms
This makes organism based MCQs much easier to solve.
• Allocate study time according to the blueprint weights (especially the 40% Bacteriology section).
• Practice full length timed mocks of 150 questions in 3 hours.
• Emphasize practical laboratory skills: staining, culture techniques, identification algorithms, antimicrobial testing, safety protocols and quality control rules.
• Review rationales for every practice question.
• A focused 2 to 3 month study plan works well for most candidates.
• Take timed practice tests
• Track your scores by subject
• Revisit questions you answered incorrectly
• Continue revising until you can explain the reasoning behind your answers.
