CMS isn't a backup plan.
Don't prepare for it like one.
4,500+ MCQs, the full previous-year question bank, and AI mock tests mapped to the actual CMS pattern. Built for JRs, SRs, and post-MD doctors preparing for Railways, CGHS, and MCD postings.
- No credit card to start
- Built for CMS, not recycled NEET PG prep
- MCQs, mocks & PYQs in one place
Which one of the following is NOT a risk factor for development of venous thrombosis in surgical patients?
Built for one exam, one audience, and one outcome.
Most CMS aspirants piece together preparation from NEET PG sources that were never designed for this exam. PrepCMS is different — every question, every mock test, and every analysis tool is built specifically for the UPSC CMS pattern.
Not NEET PG leftovers. Every question, every mock test, every analysis is built specifically for the UPSC CMS exam pattern.
Covering Medicine, Surgery, PSM, OBG, and Pediatrics. Subject-wise and topic-wise practice with detailed explanations.
Full-length CMS simulations. AI predicts your pass probability and pinpoints your weak areas so you know exactly what to study.
Complete PYQ bank from 2014–2025 with solutions. Understand the exam pattern before you sit for it.
Try real CMS questions from the platform
Answer the question to see how PrepCMS teaches. Each MCQ comes with a detailed explanation and reasoning for every option — not just the correct answer.
Consider the following statements for diagnosing ventricular aneurysm in a patient with recent myocardial infarction:
- I. Paradoxical impulse on chest wall
- II. Persistent ST elevation on ECG
- III. Unusual bulge from cardiac silhouette on X-ray
- IV. Presence of pulsus paradoxus
Which of the above are correct?
Which one of the following childhood epileptic disorders often needs long-term treatment with anti-epileptic drugs?
Surgical treatment of choice for a 20-year-old nulliparous woman with uterine prolapse is:
By which one of the following studies can relative risk be best calculated?
Why we built PrepCMS
Dr. Farhan Palathinkal
When we first started building tools for working doctors, I saw first-hand how focused, exam-specific preparation transforms outcomes. Most CMS aspirants today stitch their preparation together from NEET PG material that was never designed for this exam.
We built PrepCMS differently. Every question, every mock test, and every analysis tool is purpose-built for the UPSC CMS pattern — because a doctor stepping into a Designated Officer role deserves preparation designed for exactly that role.
This is the platform my colleagues and I wished we had when we were preparing. I hope it serves you just as well on your way to Combined Medical Services.
A simple path from signup to confident exam readiness
Three steps. No demo calls, no sales decks — just sign in and start practicing on real CMS-pattern questions today.
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Start with Medicine, Surgery, PSM, OBG, or Pediatrics.
AI analyses your performance and tells you exactly where to focus.
Studying alone versus a CMS-specific system
A side-by-side look at what changes when your preparation is built around the actual CMS exam — not scraped together from NEET PG materials.
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Exams
- All MCQs (2014–2026)
- All Subject Exams
- High-Yield Predicted Topics for 2026 (Top 50 / 100 / 200 / 500)
- Single device login
- Notes synced to your account
- Ticket support
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Exams
- All PYQs (2014–2026)
- All Subject Exams
- High-Yield Predicted Topics for 2026 (Top 50 / 100 / 200 / 500)
- 8 Device Logins
- Exam Predictive AI
- Cut-off Predictions
- Priority WhatsApp Support
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Common questions about UPSC CMS preparation
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