The examination will include the following inspections

• External genitalia.
• Hernial orifices and the perineum.
• Any evidence of stress urinary incontinence or genital prolapse outside introitus.

All married candidates will be subjected to speculum examination for any prolapsed or growth on cervix or vagina. In all unmarried female candidates, speculum or per vaginal examination will not be carried out.

Ultrasound scan of the lower abdomen and pelvis is mandatory in all female candidates during the initial medical examination.

• Any abnormality of external genitalia will be considered on merits of each case. Significant hirsutism, especially with male pattern of hair growth along with radiological evidence of PCOS will be a cause for rejection.

Following conditions will entail female candidates being declared unfit.

• Primary or secondary amenorrhoea
• Severe Menorrhagia or/and severe dysmenorrhoea
• Stress urinary incontinence
• Congenital elongation of cervix or prolapsed which comes outside the introitus even after corrective surgery.
• Complex ovarian cyst of any size.
• Simple Ovarian cyst more than 06 cm.
• Endometriosis and Adenomyosis.
• Submucous fibroid of any size.
• Broad ligament or cervical fibroid of any size causing pressure over ureter.
• Single fibroid uterus >3 cm in diameter or Fibroids >2 in number, >15 mm in diameter or fibroids causing distortion of endometrial cavity.
• Congenital uterine anomalies except arcuate uterus
• Acute or chronic pelvic infection
• Disorders of sexual differentiation
• Any other condition will be considered on merits of each case by the gynaecologist