1. Spinal cord

2. Brain stem

3. Diencephalon Interbrain

4. Thalamus

5. Hypothalamus

6. Cerebellum Little brain

7. Cerebrum

8. Internal capsule

9. Corpus callosum

10. Sulci and gyri of the cerebrum

11. Blood supply of brain

12. Meninges of the brain

13. Ventricular system and CSF flow

14. Cranial nerves

15. Eye

16. Pharyngeal arches or Branchial arches

17. Ear

18. Introduction of nervous system

19. Synapse

20. Signal transmission

21. Effects of Drugs on ANS

22. Motor system and Neuromuscular junction

23. Reflexes

24. Sensory system

25. Maintenance of posture and Reticular formation

26. Reticular formation

27. Sleep

28. Brain

29. Thalamus

30. Prefrontal cortex

31. Higher cortical functions

32. Speech and Language

33. Hypothalamus

34. Cerebellum

35. Basal ganglia

36. Limbic system

37. Eye

38. Ear

39. Olfactory system

40. Gustatory system

41. Meningitis

42. Encephalitis

43. Hydrocephalus

44. Cerebro vascular disease or Stroke

45. Tumors of CNS

46. Astrocytoma

47. Ependymoma

48. Medulloblastoma

49. Meningioma

50. Neurofibroma

51. Eye

52. Retinoblastoma

53. Ear, nose and throat

54. Introduction to autonomic pharmacology

55. Cholinergic drugs

56. Anti-cholinergic drugs

57. Adrenergic drugs

58. Anti-adrenergic drugs

59. Drugs used in Glaucoma

60. Drugs used in the treatment of pain

61. Alcohols

62. Sedative Hypnotics

63. Antipsychotics

64. Antianxiety drugs

65. Antidepressants

66. Analeptic agents

67. Local anaesthetics

68. General anaesthetics

69. Anti-parkinsonial drugs

70. Drugs used to reduce appetite or In the treatment of obesity

71. Drugs for eye diseases

72. Neisseria meningitidis

73. Polio virus

74. Rabies virus

75. Japanese B Encephalitis Virus

76. Laboratory Diagnosis of Meningitis

77. Introduction

78. Acetylcholine neurotransmission steps

79. Snake venom

80. Neurotransmitters