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Books for MD and MRCP in Sri Lanka

Postgraduate medicine is examined very differently from undergraduate medicine: the long case is longer and less forgiving, and the rest of the exam is built from picture tests, data interpretation and viva stations. The books below are grouped by those components.

The SLCIM Pass Test Series is published by the Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine and written around the local examination — it has no international equivalent, which is why it sits at the top of this page rather than a general revision guide.

The SLCIM Pass Test Series — clinical components

Published by the Sri Lanka College of Internal Medicine, built around the MD/MRCP format as it is actually examined here.

Short cases, volume 1 of the series.

Designed as a day-to-day companion, equipping readers with key differentials, history and examination points, essential investigations, management and algorithms.

Picture tests, radiology and data interpretation

The station types that are hardest to prepare for by reading — they need volume and repetition.

Long cases at MD level

Postgraduate long cases expect a management plan and a defence of it, not just a diagnosis.

Acute and emergency medicine

Where viva questions concentrate, and where the on-call reality tends to be tested.

A clinical guide to managing common medical emergencies — clinical features, investigations and management.

Practical emergency management discussed through case scenarios, written for junior doctors on the ward.

PG exam preparation manuals

Whole-subject revision volumes. These cover medicine only — the equivalent volumes for paediatrics, dermatology and other specialties are in the catalogue but outside the scope of this page.

A full review of medicine in a single volume, using conceptual learning and practice questions to build a strong foundation and prepare for postgraduate examinations.

Physiology at postgraduate depth, focused on building conceptual understanding and connecting physiological principles to pharmacology and the pathophysiology of disease.

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