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This video provides a comprehensive guide to the medical tests required for various railway jobs in India, including ALP, Technician, JE, Group D, and NTPC positions (0:06). It details the different medical standards (A1, A2, A3, B1, B2, C1, C2) and their specific vision requirements (0:29).

The video explains that if a candidate qualifies for the A1 medical standard, they are eligible for all other medical standards (3:21). Conversely, qualifying for a lower standard like B1 does not make one eligible for higher standards like A1, A2, or A3 (4:03).

The video outlines the sequence of medical tests conducted (4:50), including:
Blood Pressure Test (5:16): Normal range and different hypertension stages are explained.
Blood Sugar Test (7:06): Normal glucose levels for fasting and post-meal are provided.
Urine Test (8:55): Collection and lab testing process.
ECG Test (9:14): How the heart's electrical activity is monitored.
Eye Test (9:57): Discusses the Snellen chart (6/6, 6/9, 6/12 vision) and color vision tests using Ishihara plates (13:00).
Hydrocele Test (14:17): Differentiates between normal and abnormal conditions.
Piles Test (15:44): Checks for external or internal hemorrhoids.
Hernia Test (16:16): Identifies the presence of hernias.
X-ray Test (16:37): Used to scan bones and internal structures.
Dark Room Test (17:22): Checks color perception using red, yellow, and green lights.
Ear Test (19:03): Assesses hearing ability.
Fundus Test (19:33): Examines the retina for any abnormalities.
LASIK Test (20:35): Determines if a candidate has undergone eye surgery.
Bone Test (21:00): Checks for healthy joints and any bone cracks.

The video concludes by mentioning that the entire medical process can take a full day or sometimes two days (21:41), after which candidates are informed if they are medically fit or unfit (21:57).