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The exam includes:
• 200 multiple choice questions
• 4 hours
• Registrar passing score: 65%
• Senior Registrar passing score: 70%
Expect mainly clinical scenario, imaging, localization, and management based questions.
You may be asked to:
• Recognize a neurosurgical emergency.
• Interpret CT or MRI findings.
• Choose the best next investigation.
• Decide whether urgent surgery is needed.
• Manage raised intracranial pressure.
• Identify complications after neurosurgery.
• Localize a cranial, spinal, or peripheral nerve lesion.
• Choose the most appropriate operative or non operative approach.
1. Complete Primary Source Verification (DataFlow).
2. Apply through Mumaris+ / SCFHS to obtain an eligibility number.
3. Once eligible, book the exam via Pearson VUE.
4. You must finish the SCFHS eligibility process first, Pearson VUE alone cannot issue eligibility.
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Neurovascular | Aneurysms, AVMs, intracranial hemorrhage, vascular lesions and emergency neurovascular management. |
| Neuro-oncology | Brain and spinal tumors, imaging patterns, pathology, surgical indications and treatment planning. |
| Neurotrauma | Head injury, intracranial hematomas, skull fractures, spinal trauma and emergency stabilization. |
| Pediatric Neurosurgery | Hydrocephalus, congenital abnormalities, pediatric tumors, trauma and age-specific surgical problems. |
| Spine | Disc disease, spinal stenosis, tumors, instability, cord compression and spinal emergencies. |
| Functional Neurosurgery | Movement disorders, epilepsy surgery, pain procedures and functional neurosurgical techniques. |
| Peripheral Nerves Surgery | Peripheral nerve injuries, entrapment, tumors, reconstruction and localization. |
| General Neurosurgical Principles | Raised ICP, hydrocephalus, perioperative care, surgical approaches and general neurosurgical decision-making. |
| Neuroanatomy & Neurophysiology | Cranial anatomy, spinal pathways, functional neuroanatomy and physiological principles relevant to surgery. |
| Neuropathology/Neuroradiology & Neurology | Imaging interpretation, neurological localization, tumor pathology and radiologic diagnosis. |
| Research & Ethics | Research principles, consent, ethical decisions and professional responsibilities. |
| Patient Safety | Safe surgery, perioperative risks, infection prevention and avoidance of preventable complications. |
| SCFHS Neurosurgery Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Neurovascular | 10% |
| Neuro-oncology | 10% |
| Neurotrauma | 10% |
| Pediatric Neurosurgery | 10% |
| Spine | 10% |
| Functional Neurosurgery | 7% |
| Peripheral Nerves Surgery | 7% |
| General Neurosurgical Principles | 10% |
| Neuroanatomy & Neurophysiology | 6% |
| Neuropathology/Neuroradiology & Neurology | 10% |
| Research & Ethics | 5% |
| Patient Safety | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
• Review the official SCFHS blueprint and prioritize high weight topics.
• Practice clinical MCQs on neurotrauma, brain tumors, spinal disorders, and neurovascular conditions.
• Review incorrect answers to identify weak areas.
• Take timed mock tests to improve speed and accuracy.
• Revise key concepts using recommended textbooks and current clinical guidelines.
