Frequently Asked Questions

A radiology preparation platform for NEET-SS and INI-SS with 3,900+ published MCQs across 13 subspecialties, a sourced Radiology Library, IR procedure playbooks, viva questions and Spotters — each explanation referenced and carrying an exam pearl. It is built and edited by Dr. Bharath Korrapati (MD Radiodiagnosis, AIIMS Bhubaneswar) — see the About page for the editorial policy.

A structured reference layer separate from the question bank: landmark evidence (trials, guidelines and the practice they changed), classifications and staging systems presented as revision-first tables, and quick-reference packages of signs, numbers, devices and complications. Every entry cites its source and shows a review date, and a substantial share is readable without a subscription.

Yes. The Viva Hub collects oral-exam style questions and answers from the Radiology Library and the IR playbooks, browsable by specialty and by IR system — built for MD, DNB and super-specialty practical examinations. A large free tier is open to anyone; the rest is part of the subscription.

No. Free access requires only a basic registration with no payment details.

The free tier currently allows 20 practice questions per 48 hours, drawn from the full bank, plus the openly published sample MCQs on the free-radiology-mcqs pages. It exists so you can genuinely judge question quality before paying.

Plans range from ₹1,999 for one month to ₹11,999 for a year (₹4,999 for 3 months, ₹7,999 for 6 months). All paid plans unlock the same full platform — the only difference is duration. Payments are processed by Razorpay.

Yes — every explanation cites its source (Grainger & Allison 7th ed, Osborn’s Brain 3rd ed, ACR Appropriateness Criteria, or primary journal literature), and the citation is displayed with the question. The site has a zero-fabrication editorial policy described on the About page.

Yes. Image-based MCQs covering CT, MRI, X-ray, and ultrasound findings are integrated throughout the bank, reflecting the image-heavy framing of INI-SS in particular.

Yes, and most eligible candidates should — they are separate exams (NBEMS and AIIMS New Delhi respectively) with non-overlapping seat pools and separate counselling. See the NEET-SS vs INI-SS comparison guide for verified dates and format differences.

Yes. The bank deliberately carries a deep interventional radiology section (about a third of all questions) for DM-IR aspirants, and the diagnostic core serves DrNB/DNB super-specialty preparation the same way it serves NEET-SS.

Every figure is labelled with its exam cycle and official source, and each guide shows a visible "Last verified" date tied to its structured-data dateModified field. The cutoffs page is refreshed after each NBEMS notification and MCC counselling cycle; where 2026-cycle data is not yet released, the page says so instead of guessing.

Yes. Full post-test review with explanations for every question is available immediately after submission, along with per-subspecialty analytics.

No — and it does not try to. Use Grainger & Allison and Osborn for depth; use RadioQBank for recall, discrimination between close differentials, and test readiness under real timing and negative marking.

Email support@radiologyqbank.com with the question ID or page link. Verified corrections are prioritised over new content — the fastest way to make the bank better is to challenge it.