A multiple-choice-questions book is not only meant to test the knowledge but also serve as a concise guide for revision. It should also be able to help save time acquiring the vast amount of knowledge from books. The purpose of writing Multiple Choice Questions in Pain Management is to provide the relevant information in an interesting format. There are exit examinations all over the world after the pain fellowships for which there is no book available. This book also fills this gap for the trainees who are taking MCQ-based examination in the speciality. This volume is divided into ten chapters. The chapters provide a systemic approach to chronic pain starting from anatomy and physiology to the complexities of specialised pain. The book starts with a chapter on basic considerations which is one of the most complex topics to understand. This is followed by the process of evaluation and pharmacological management especially the mechanisms involved. The book then discusses in detail the two main divisions of pain, somatic and neuropathic pain. The book further discusses specialised areas of pain like visceral pain, cancer pain and head and neck pain. The chapter on miscellaneous questions delves into specialised groups like pregnant population, paediatric population and elderly population. Effort has been made to frame questions based on evidence available in the literature. The highlighting feature of the book is detailed answers explaining the complex information in a format which is easy to grasp. The book is not intended just to be a MCQ book but a concise pocket book explaining relevant concepts. It is meant for trainees but will serve an equal purpose for specialists who want to freshen their knowledge.