Cardiology MCQs for NEET, USMLE & PLAB
[X]00+ chapter-wise practice questions with detailed explanations — built to sharpen exam performance and clinical reasoning together.
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About This Book
This chapter-wise MCQ collection is built for doctors and students preparing for NEET, USMLE, and PLAB cardiology sections. Every question is written to mirror real exam patterns, with a detailed explanation for both the correct answer and why each distractor is wrong — so you learn the reasoning, not just the answer.
Written by Dr. A M Thirugnanam, the question bank draws on real clinical scenarios as well as high-yield exam topics, making it useful for both test performance and bedside decision-making.
Who It's For
NEET-PG Aspirants
Chapter-wise cardiology practice aligned with the NEET-PG exam pattern.
USMLE Step 1/2 Candidates
High-yield cardiology questions with clinical vignette-style reasoning.
PLAB Candidates
Practice aligned with PLAB-style cardiology assessment.
Postgraduate Trainees
A structured way to test and reinforce knowledge during residency.
What's Inside
Chapter outline preview (replace with your final table of contents and question counts):
- Chapter 1: [Topic 1] — [X] questions
- Chapter 2: [Topic 2] — [X] questions
- Chapter 3: [Topic 3] — [X] questions
- Chapter 4: [Topic 4] — [X] questions
- Chapter 5: [Topic 5] — [X] questions
- Chapter 6: [Topic 6] — [X] questions
- Chapter 7: [Topic 7] — [X] questions
- Chapter 8: [Topic 8] — [X] questions
- Chapter 9: [Topic 9] — [X] questions
- Chapter 10: [Topic 10] — [X] questions
- Chapter 11: [Topic 11] — [X] questions
- Chapter 12: [Topic 12] — [X] questions
Sample Question
Q. A 68-year-old man presents with palpitations and mild dyspnea. ECG shows an irregularly irregular rhythm with no discernible P waves. Which of the following is the most likely diagnosis?
A) Atrial flutter
B) Atrial fibrillation
C) Multifocal atrial tachycardia
D) Ventricular tachycardia
E) Sinus arrhythmia
Answer: B — Atrial fibrillation. The hallmark ECG findings are an irregularly irregular rhythm with absent discrete P waves, replaced by fibrillatory activity. Atrial flutter classically shows a regular “sawtooth” pattern, and multifocal atrial tachycardia shows at least three distinct P-wave morphologies — both features not present here.
Every question in the book includes an explanation like this.
Why This Book
Exam-Pattern Questions
Written in the vignette style used by NEET, USMLE, and PLAB.
Explanation for Every Answer
Understand why the right answer is right — and why the others are wrong.
Chapter-Wise Organization
Study by topic, track weak areas, and revise efficiently.
Clinically Grounded
Written by a practicing interventional cardiologist, not a generic question bank.
About the Author
Dr. A M Thirugnanam, MD, MSICP, FSCAI, Ph.D., is a Senior Interventional Cardiologist and Founder of the Academy of Elite Doctors, based in Hyderabad, India.