UHS PGET Obstetrics & Gynaecology MCQs with Answers: Sample Questions & Preparation
Sample UHS PGET Obstetrics & Gynaecology MCQs with answers and explanations, what the specialty paper covers and how to practise it for the Lahore postgraduate entrance test.

The UHS Postgraduate Entrance Test (PGET) in Lahore is the written gate to MD, MS, MDS and FCPS induction. It has two papers of 100 single-best-answer MCQs, two hours each: Paper I basic medical sciences and Paper II the specialty. This page is for candidates aiming for MS or FCPS in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and shows a sample of Obstetrics & Gynaecology questions with answers and one-line explanations.
What Obstetrics & Gynaecology practice covers
The Obstetrics & Gynaecology bank covers antenatal care, labour, obstetric emergencies, gynaecological oncology and infertility, alongside the Paper I MBBS basic-sciences core. Questions come from FCPS Part 1 and SZABMU Part-I collections plus reviewed recall material, and each keeps a source tag.
Sample MCQs
1. Absolute contraindications to OCP use include which of the following?
- A) Mild cirrhosis
- B) Controlled hypertension
- C) Current breast cancer ✅
- D) Migraine headache
Current breast cancer is an absolute contraindication to combined oral contraceptives, while mild cirrhosis and controlled hypertension are relative.
2. Which hormone level is increased in menopause?
- A) Estrogen
- B) Progesterone
- C) FSH ✅
- D) hCG
Loss of ovarian negative feedback leads to increased FSH:
3. Which hepatitis virus is a DNA virus?
- A) HAV
- B) HBV ✅
- C) HCV
- D) HEV
Hepatitis B is the only DNA virus among hepatitis viruses:
4. Most common cause of DIC:
- A) Sepsis ✅
- B) Trauma
- C) Abruption placenta
- D) Snake bite
Especially gram-negative endotoxins, lead to coagulopathy bleeding: AMYLOIDOSIS & IMMUNOPATHOLOGY (Q51-65)
5. Which drug can cause tendon rupture?
- A) Vancomycin
- B) Ciprofloxacin ✅
- C) Penicillin
- D) Metronidazole
Fluoroquinolones can damage tendons, especially in elderly and steroid users
6. After what duration should a repeat semen analysis be performed if the initial analysis indicates abnormalities?
- A) 9 months
- B) 1 month
- C) 3 months ✅
- D) 6 months
A repeat semen analysis is generally recommended after approximately 3 months, corresponding to the full duration of a spermatogenesis cycle (about 72-74 days).
How to use these questions
Attempt a block of 50 questions in Tutor mode, read every explanation, then redo the ones you missed two days later. In the last two weeks switch to Timed mode with 100 questions in two hours. Dates, fees and the pass percentile change each cycle, so check the current UHS notification.
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