List of top Community Science Questions asked in NEET (PG)

Which of the following is the least common cause of infant mortality in India?
What is the approximate total daily energy requirement in late pregnancy?
At what age is the first dose of measles vaccination given?
In leprosy, a duration of 2 years is relevant with regard to which of the following?
What is the osmolarity of the new (reduced osmolarity) ORS in mmol per litre?
What is the amount of diphtheria toxoid present in the pediatric DT vaccine?
Mass vaccination is ineffective in which of the following?
The time interval between receipt of infection and the point of maximum infectivity of the host is known as?
Use of iodized salt in the iodine deficiency control programme is an example of?
Which study is best to establish the definitive cause of a disease?
All of the following reforms have been proposed in the World Health Report 2008 except
Which is not true about diet modification recommendation in a high cardiovascular risk group?
An investigator finds 5 independent factors, the presence or absence of which correlates with a disease. Which is the next study you will do?
A graph of a normal blood sugar level curve and a diabetic blood sugar level curve was shown, with an area seen overlapping towards the normal glycaemic curve and a cut-off point marked at 120 mg/dL. What does that overlapping area represent?
All of the following are part of National screening programmes EXCEPT:
All of the following are true about biomedical waste disposal EXCEPT:
Which insect among the following is NOT resistant to DDT?
Which is the most important and potential agent that can be used in bioterrorism?
Which of the following does NOT cause indoor air pollution?
The orthotolidine test is used for assessing the concentration of which of the following in water?
According to McKeown's theory, the reduction in mortality due to tuberculosis is a consequence of
The most useful indicator for an acute illness is:
Which arthropod-transmitted disease is NOT found in India?
Direct standardisation is used to compare the mortality rates between two countries. This is done because of the difference in:
Which among the following is a cardioprotective fatty acid?