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SLE General Surgery QBank 2026

Prepare for the SLE General Surgery exam with 2,750+ original exam-style MCQs. Every answer option is explained, with sources from current guidelines and standard texts.

2,750+
exam-style MCQs
140+
image questions
20
free trial questions
2026
updated
No card needed for the trial
  • Reviewed by doctors
  • Checked against current guidelines
  • Study on any device

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See how every question is explained

Sample questionBreast, Endocrine and Skin

A 62-year-old man who lives alone and eats mainly bread and tea undergoes an emergency laparotomy for a perforated duodenal ulcer. On day 9 his wound breaks down. He has swollen, bleeding gums, corkscrew hairs and small perifollicular haemorrhages on his legs. His haemoglobin is 98 g/L. Which step in collagen synthesis is most likely to be defective?

Choose an answer to see the full explanation, just as it appears in the QBank.

Every question in the QBank is explained this way, plus other ways the same point is asked in the exam.

Topics covered

Eight subtopics across general surgery

Build custom tests from any topic and difficulty.

Surgical Principles and Perioperative Care21%
Upper GI, Small Bowel and Hernia18%
Breast, Endocrine and Skin16%
Colorectal and Anorectal11%
Hepatobiliary, Pancreas and Spleen11%
Vascular, Thoracic and Paediatric Surgery10%
Complications, Patient Safety and Ethics8%
Trauma and Critical Care7%

Total: 2,750+ questions, shown as a share of the bank.

Difficulty mix

11% easy48% moderate41% hard

SLE General Surgery exam at a glance

Delivered by
Prometric
Apply through
SCFHS Mumaris Plus
Verification
DataFlow
Who sits it
General surgeons licensing in Saudi Arabia
Read the full Saudi licensing exam guide

How it works

From first question to exam day

1

Start with the free trial

20 questions from all topics, with full explanations, so you know what you are buying.

2

Build tests your way

Pick topics and difficulty, then practise in timed exam mode or study mode.

3

Fix your weak areas

Performance analysis by topic shows exactly where to revise before exam day.

What you get

Built for the SLE General Surgery exam

Written for the SLE General Surgery exam

Single-best-answer MCQs across 8 subtopics of general surgery.

140+ image questions

Questions built around clinical images, as in the real exam.

Every option explained

Why the answer is right, why the others are wrong, an exam pearl and a comparison table.

Saudi Arabia focused

Set for candidates licensing with the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties.

Real exam simulation

Timed tests, flags, notes and a favourites list for revision.

Performance analysis

See your score by topic and target weak areas.

Reviews

What subscribers say

Solid surgical resource
The SLE General Surgery Qbank is a solid resource. Some explanations were brief, so I read further on a few topics.
Dr. Salman LodhiDr. Salman Lodhi
One subspecialty per week
I worked through one surgical subspecialty per week using the topic filter. It kept my preparation organized.
Dr. Mahesh IyerDr. Mahesh Iyer
Perioperative care done right
The questions on pre-operative assessment and perioperative fluids were practical and easy to apply. Perioperative topics are easy to neglect when you're focused on operations, but they came up a lot. I'm glad the question bank pushed me to revise them properly before the exam.
Dr. Élodie ChevalierDr. Élodie Chevalier

FAQs

Questions before you start

Do you offer Qbank (question bank) free trial?

Yes. Almost every QBank has a free trial of up to 30 questions taken from all its topics, with full explanations and the same features paid users get: timed tests, custom tests, notes and performance analysis. Click Free Trial on the QBank page and sign in or create a free account to start. No payment card is needed.

Who is eligible to sit the SLE General Surgery exam?

Before subscribing, check that you meet the exam board's eligibility criteria:

  • Primary medical degree: A recognized MBBS, MD, or equivalent medical degree from an accredited institution.
  • Specialization in General Surgery: Completion of a recognized residency or postgraduate qualification in General Surgery, MS, MD, DNB, MRCS, FRCS, or equivalent, from an accredited institution.
  • Post-specialization clinical experience: Generally 2-4 years of post-specialty experience for Specialist-level classification, with 5+ years (or equivalent) required for Consultant-level classification. The exact figure depends on your qualification and prior classification.
  • Valid license & Good Standing Certificate: An active license to practice in your home country (or country of last employment), plus a Certificate of Good Standing confirming no disciplinary action.
  • DataFlow PSV & Mumaris Plus registration: All educational, professional, and licensing documents must be verified through DataFlow, and your application is processed through SCFHS's Mumaris Plus portal (mumaris.scfhs.org.sa).
Can I be exempted from the SLE General Surgery written exam?

Surgeons holding an active board certification from a recognized authority, such as a US board certification, a UK Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT), a Canadian Royal College fellowship, or an equivalent Australian/New Zealand fellowship, may be considered for exemption from the written Prometric exam during SCFHS classification. Exemption is evaluated case-by-case as part of the classification review and is not automatically guaranteed, so confirm your own status directly with SCFHS through the Mumaris Plus portal rather than assuming it applies.

What topics does this SLE General Surgery Qbank cover?

This Qbank has 2,750+ MCQs, including 140+ X-ray, CT and clinical photo questions, organised in eight sections:

  • Surgical Principles & Perioperative Care
  • Complications, Patient Safety & Ethics
  • Trauma & Critical Care
  • Breast, Endocrine & Skin
  • Upper GI, Small Bowel & Hernia
  • Colorectal & Anorectal
  • Hepatobiliary, Pancreas & Spleen
  • Vascular, Thoracic & Paediatric Surgery

Questions use Saudi Arabia, including Hajj and Umrah clinical scenarios, are tagged by section so you can target weak areas directly, and are updated for 2026.

Where do these Qbank questions come from?

Official past papers aren't released publicly, so our SLE (Saudi Licensing Exam) General Surgery Qbank offers 2,750+ original exam-style MCQs written for the SLE (Saudi Licensing Exam) General Surgery syllabus. Every question is checked against current international guidelines (ATLS, WSES, NICE, ASCRS, SAGES, NCCN, ESMO, ATA, ESVS and the Tokyo Guidelines), reviewed by doctors, and comes with a detailed explanation, an exam pearl and a quick comparison table.

How does my Qbank dashboard work?

A dashboard is a place where you can create tests, analyze your performance and enjoy many other features. There are several tabs available at the Qbank dashboard menu, like;

  1. Welcome: This page shows your profile status, Qbank activity and other important details.
  2. My Profile: You can view your updated profile or make any changes if necessary.
  3. Create Test: You will be visiting this page every time you need to create your own test based upon the type of questions you need to practice with. There are several steps involved for creating a test.
    • Step 1: Select the subtopics defined under the tab of each topic for which you would like to create tests for.
    • Step 2: Select a test mode
    • Step 3: Select question mode
    • Step 4: Select questions difficulty level
      • All : This option will randomly create a test of your selected sub topics having questions with different difficulty levels as mentioned below.
      • Hard : This option will create a test of your selected sub topics having questions with hard difficulty level only.
      • Medium : This option will create a test of your selected sub topics having questions with medium difficulty level only.
      • Easy : This option will create a test of your selected sub topics having questions with easy difficulty level only.
    • Step 5:

      Define number of questions which a test should contain. Although a single test can contain upto 500 questions but we suggest you to create test with less than 100 questions as you may face performance issues if your device (computer, tablet, mobile) is not sophisticated enough with required internal memory which should be minimum 1GB.

      In the end, click at Create Test button to launch your created test in Qbank application.

  4. All Tests: This page will show archive of all your created tests. You can resume, analyze and review any test. You can also use search filters to refine your search for tests created within a specific time duration.
  5. Reports: Reports page contains comprehensive information regarding your performance during tests. This report is divided into sections like Test Wise, Topic Wise and Sub topic wise which will give you more details about your areas of weaknesses and strength.
  6. Prep Course: You can subscribe for related preparatory course from here (if any).
  7. Change Password: You can change your login credentials here.
  8. Notifications: Interface communicates with users via different kind of notifications sent using different platforms. You can simply enable or disable any notification option on this page.

With the best dashboard environment, you can subscribe for high yield questions for different medical licensing exams, such as of DHA, MOH, DOH/HAAD, OMSB, Saudi licensing exams and many others.

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