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51st special BCS syllabus
51st special BCS, 2026 · 30 pages
The written examination syllabus issued for the 51st special BCS. It is separate from the regular BCS syllabus.
Published by BPSC. Collected 2026-11-14. Confirm the edition and subject against your recruitment notice before studying.
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Obstetrics and Gvnaecolow:
Core contents of Obstetrics :
Conception and developmenj of fetoplacental unit
(a) Fertilisation, implantation, fetoplacental unit, placental barrier
(b) Placenta, amniotic fluid and umbilical cord: Development, structure and function
Anatomical and physiological changes du{ing pregnancv
Diagnosis of pregnancy
Counselling in reproductive health
Antenatal care
(a) Counselling
(b) Objcetives, principles of antenatal care, identification of high risk pregnancy
(c) Nutrition during pregnancy and lactation
(d) Vomiting in early pregnancy
Normal labour
(a) Criteria of normal labour
(b) Stages, mechanism of normal labour
(c) Diagnosis of labour
(d) Management of normal labour
(e) Assessment of progress of labour
(f) Monitoring maternal and fetal condition
(g) Partograph
(h) Pain relief
Normal puerperium
(a) Anatomical and physiological changes during puerperium
(b) Management of normal puerperium
(c) Post partum family planning
(d) IYCF- Breast feeding & Complementary feeding
Hvnertensive disorder in presnancv includine pre-eclampsia and eclampsia Medical
disorders in obstetrics
(a) Anaemia in pregnancy
(b) Urinary problems in obstetrics
(c) Diabetes
(d) Heart diseade
(e) Hepatitis
Ante-partum haemorrhage
Definitions, classification, clinical features, complications and management
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