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There are 200 MCQs in the SCFHS Preventive Medicine exam.
Candidates are given 4 hours to complete the full paper.
The official passing scores are:
• Registrar: 65%
• Senior Registrar: 70%
| Official SCFHS Exam Coverage | Preparation Focus |
|---|---|
| Epidemiology / Research Methods | Study designs, measures of disease, association, bias, confounding, outbreaks and research interpretation. |
| Clinical Preventive Services | Screening, vaccination, risk-factor modification and evidence-based preventive care. |
| Biostatistics | Data interpretation, probability, hypothesis testing, confidence intervals and statistical measures. |
| Behavioral and Mental Health | Behavioral determinants, mental-health prevention and population-level risk factors. |
| Health Promotion and Health Education | Behavior change, health communication, community education and program planning. |
| Health Services Management | Healthcare systems, planning, quality, resource use and service evaluation. |
| Maternal and Child Health Care | Maternal, neonatal and child-health prevention, indicators and population programs. |
| International Health | Global health priorities, international disease patterns and population-health challenges. |
| Health Informatics | Health data, surveillance systems, information management and use of data in public-health decisions. |
| Occupational Health | Workplace hazards, occupational disease, risk assessment and prevention. |
| Environmental Health | Water, air, waste, environmental exposures and health-risk control. |
| Community Medicine Ethics / Legal Aspects | Public-health ethics, confidentiality, legal responsibilities and population-level decision-making. |
| SCFHS Preventive Medicine Topic | Exam Weightage |
|---|---|
| Epidemiology / Research Methods | 20% |
| Clinical Preventive Services | 15% |
| Biostatistics | 10% |
| Behavioral and Mental Health | 5% |
| Health Promotion and Health Education | 10% |
| Health Services Management | 7% |
| Maternal and Child Health Care | 5% |
| International Health | 5% |
| Health Informatics | 5% |
| Occupational Health | 6% |
| Environmental Health | 7% |
| Community Medicine Ethics / Legal Aspects | 5% |
| Total | 100% |
Expect questions that test how well you can apply population health and preventive medicine principles.
You may be asked to:
• Interpret epidemiological data.
• Choose an appropriate study design.
• Calculate or interpret disease measures.
• Evaluate a screening program.
• Select a preventive intervention.
• Plan a health promotion program.
• Assess occupational or environmental risks.
• Interpret public health surveillance data.
• Make decisions about healthcare programs.
• Follow the official blueprint and prioritize epidemiology and preventive services.
• Practice biostatistics with short calculations and interpretation.
• Work through study design and bias/confounding scenarios.
• Review screening and vaccination principles.
• Practice outbreak and surveillance questions.
• Include occupational, environmental, health promotion, and health system cases.
• Solve timed mixed MCQs and review why each incorrect interpretation was wrong.
