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Examinations are an integral part of every trainee’s journey toward advancing their career. Across the globe, written assessments—particularly multiple-choice questions (MCQs)—form the cornerstone of the initial phase of postgraduate examinations in paediatric surgery. There is no substitute for hard work. Success in these examinations demands a rigorous combination of dedicated reading, continuous practice, and active engagement in clinical work. This book is not intended to be an exhaustive or definitive guide to the first part of the examination. Rather, it is designed to provide trainees with a snapshot of the high standards expected and to inspire further, in-depth exploration of all facets of paediatric surgical practice. The MCQs presented aim to enhance critical thinking, guiding readers to extract relevant information from textbooks and scientific literature, and apply it in a way that reflects higher-order cognitive skills. We hope this resource serves as a valuable stepping stone, aiding trainees as they delve deeper into each topic in preparation for their examinations. This book is the product of our own shared journey of preparing for postgraduate exams. Our primary motivation is to support the next generation of paediatric surgeons in achieving their examination goals. More importantly, we believe that the knowledge and skills developed during this process will contribute to the making of not only competent but compassionate surgeons. As our mentors often reminded us, the more proficient a surgeon becomes, the more natural it is to practice with kindness and humility. While it is impossible to acknowledge every mentor who has influenced and supported us, we remain deeply grateful for their guidance and hope that this work reflects their teachings. We also extend heartfelt thanks to our families and loved ones for their unwavering support, particularly during our most challenging moments. Above all, this book is dedicated to the smallest and mightiest patients—the surgical infants and children we care for each day—and to their families, who allow us the honour of being part of their extraordinary journeys. We also remember with respect and humility those little lives who, despite not surviving, taught us invaluable lessons that no textbook ever could. We accept full responsibility for the content of this book and acknowledge that paediatric surgery is a continually evolving field. As such, current best practices may shift with new evidence and experience.