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1. Which among the following cause(s) non scarring alopecia ? #dermatology #repeat #inicetnov2023recall 1. Alopecia Areata 2. Androgenic Alopecia 3. Frontal fibrosing alopecia 4. Telogen effluvium A. 3 and 4 B. 1,2 and 3 C. 2,3 and 4 D. Only 3

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5. Please Check ALL DETAILS printed in the Admit Card such as Name, Candidat ID, other details, photograph etc. 6. In case of any discrepancy (check with details in your Registration Slip) please raise a query through My Page IMMEDIATELY providing all details so that necessary corrections can be made 7. Please READ, UNDERSTAND THE CONTENTS AND SIGN THE DECLARATION with PLACE and DATE 8. Read these instructions and an extract of some important ones in the Admit Card. These are to be followed. 9. If you have any difficulty take the help of elder who would be able to guide you. Please note that in case the Admit Card is incorrect in any respect, your entry into the Examination Centre may be denied. B. VALID IDENTITY PROOFS Only the following are accepted as Valid Identity (ID) Proofs for entry into the Examination Centre 1. Aadhaar Card in ORIGINAL 2. E-Aadhaar ORIGINAL PRINT-OUT WITH CLEAR IMAGE OF THE FACE 3. Passport in ORIGINAL 4. Voters ID Card / EPIC in ORIGINAL 5. PAN Card with PHOTO in ORIGINAL 6. Driver’s License in ORIGINAL

A. POINTS TO NOTE 1. Print two copies of the Admit Card preferably colour, full page with all content. One copy is required for the Examination and the other is to be preserved for Admission formalities should you be selected. 2. The Admit Card must be downloaded from www.aiimsexams.ac.in using your login credentials on My Page using the [https://finalmdmsmch.aiimsexams.ac.in] link through the INI-CET(MD/MS/MCh(6yrs)/DM(6yrs)) tab 3. The Admit Card print-out should have Domain IP Address, Date and Time of printing in the first line on top. Those Admit Cards that do not have these details shall be treated as INVALID and shall not be accepted for any purpose 4.Please note that ONLY ORIGINAL PRINT-OUTS OF ADMIT CARDS WITH PROPERLY IDENTIFIABLE DETAILS INCLUDING A CLEAR PRINT OF THE UPLOADED PHOTOGRAPH are considered valid. Photocopies or improperly printed [too light or too dark] Admit Cards are not acceptable.

Heart Failure

Ques. Patient presents with numbness, tingling, macrocytic anemia and these hands. What’s the likely diagnosis? A. Pernicious Anemia B. Bone Marrow Failure C. Celiac Disease (Sprue) D. Myeloproliferative Disease E. Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia

Latest update in INICET Nov 2023 200 Qs in 4 parts in 180 Mins but with a twist 1. Each part will be divided in 50 questions with 45-minute duration. 2. Each part will be submitted automatically after respective 45 minutes and cannot be seen later. 3. After lapse of 45X4=180 minutes, examination will be submitted automatically. 4. Each part will appear one by one for 45 minutes duration at one time only. 5. Once duration of a part completes. it will never come back again for any action. 6. You will not be allowed to view or answer any questions in other parts than the currently active /visible part. 7. Question marked for review in any part will not be considered for evaluation.

Stroke Primer

Ques. A 54-year-old male w/a history of HIV infection presents with fever, chills, fatigue along with ulcerated scabbed nodules on the face, trunk, and extremities. What is the likely diagnosis? A. Traumatic Ulcers B. Mycobacterial Infections C. Lues Maligna D. Paracocccidioidomycosis

Ques. A 54-year-old male w/a history of HIV infection presents with fever, chills, fatigue along with ulcerated scabbed nodules on the face, trunk, and extremities.

Antihyperglycemic Agents - Mechanism of Action

Ques. A 35-year-old man presented with a 10-day history of a cutaneous lesion on the chest. The lesion had appeared 24 hours after the patient began a self-prescribed course of oral trimethoprim–sulfamethoxazole for a respiratory tract infection. What is the diagnosis? A. Dermatologic Manifestations of Stevens-Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis B. Fixed Drug Eruption C. Discoid Lupus Erythematosus D. Erythema Annulare Centrifugum E. Drug-Induced Bullous Disorders