MPH-1 IGNOU Guess Paper 2026-27
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Syllabus & Overview
MPH-1 Guess Paper: Term-End Exam (TEE) Preparation Guide
This guess paper is designed to align with the official IGNOU MPH-1 syllabus, incorporating trends from solved previous year papers (2014–2024) and chapter-wise weightage analysis. Prioritize these units for maximum scoring potential:
Key Syllabus Units & Focus Areas
- Unit 1: Introduction to Public Health
- Define public health and its core functions (prevention, health promotion, disease control).
- Key historical milestones (e.g., WHO formation, Alma-Ata Declaration).
- Common TEE questions: Compare public health vs. medical care; discuss determinants of health (social, economic, environmental).
- Unit 2: Principles of Epidemiology
- Epidemiological triad (agent, host, environment) and its applications.
- Study designs: Case-control vs. cohort studies (with examples).
- Frequent exam patterns: Calculate incidence/prevalence; interpret epidemiological graphs.
- Unit 3: Basic Biostatistics
- Descriptive vs. inferential statistics; measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode).
- Probability concepts and hypothesis testing (p-values, significance levels).
- Common questions: Solve problems on normal distribution curves; explain Type I/Type II errors.
- Unit 4: Health Policy and Administration
- Key policies (e.g., National Health Mission, Ayushman Bharat).
- Health systems: Compare public vs. private healthcare delivery models.
- TEE focus: Discuss challenges in health policy implementation in India.
- Unit 5: Environmental Health
- Pollution sources (air, water, soil) and health impacts.
- Biological hazards (vectors, zoonotic diseases).
- Exam trends: Describe WHO guidelines for safe drinking water; analyze case studies on occupational hazards.
Exam Strategy & Time Management
Allocate 3 hours as follows:
- 1 hour for reading the question paper and planning answers (prioritize high-weightage units).
- 1 hour 30 minutes for writing answers (divide equally among 5–6 questions).
- 30 minutes for review (check for logical flow, units, and clarity).
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