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    1. The document provides guidance on preparing an effective study schedule for an exam. It advises against trying to read textbooks cover-to-cover or having a full-time job during preparation. 2. It recommends creating a detailed schedule that includes high-yield topics, mock tests with solutions, one-liners, syndromes, and at least 150 MCQs per day. The schedule should have a yearly, monthly, and weekly breakdown. 3. A sample daily schedule is provided that allocates time for a mock test, revising high-yield topics from key subjects like Medicine and Surgery, and revising. A sample weekly schedule outlines topics to cover each day from various subjects and includes space

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    1. The document provides guidance on preparing an effective study schedule for an exam. It advises against trying to read textbooks cover-to-cover or having a full-time job during preparation. 2. It recommends creating a detailed schedule that includes high-yield topics, mock tests with solutions, one-liners, syndromes, and at least 150 MCQs per day. The schedule should have a yearly, monthly, and weekly breakdown. 3. A sample daily schedule is provided that allocates time for a mock test, revising high-yield topics from key subjects like Medicine and Surgery, and revising. A sample weekly schedule outlines topics to cover each day from various subjects and includes space

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    How To Prepare For Neet

    Uploaded by

    Linu Paulson
    1. The document provides guidance on preparing an effective study schedule for an exam. It advises against trying to read textbooks cover-to-cover or having a full-time job during preparation. 2. It recommends creating a detailed schedule that includes high-yield topics, mock tests with solutions, one-liners, syndromes, and at least 150 MCQs per day. The schedule should have a yearly, monthly, and weekly breakdown. 3. A sample daily schedule is provided that allocates time for a mock test, revising high-yield topics from key subjects like Medicine and Surgery, and revising. A sample weekly schedule outlines topics to cover each day from various subjects and includes space

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    1.

    Do NOT
    a. Do NOT Try to read textbooks from cover to cover
    b. Do NOT Have a full time job
    c. Do NOT take it slow in the beginning
    d. Do NOT solve only unsolved papers
    2. Do
    a. Make yearly monthly and weekly schedule
    b. Schedule must include High Yield Topics
    c. Schedule must include mock tests with solutions
    d. Schedule must include one liners
    e. Schedule must include syndromes
    f. Schedule must include at least 150 mcq’s per day
    g. Schedule must include daily revision

    Sample schedule- Daily

    6 am – Wake up, Pray


    9 am – One mock test
    11 am- Five high yield topics (with at least one each from Medicine, Surgery and OBG)
    12 pm Lunch
    1 pm – revise
    7 pm – two high yield topics or one mock test
    Revise
    Sample schedule of topics for a week- circle as you complete
    High yield topic High yield topic High yield topic High yield topic Mock tests – at least 3 per
    Medicine 5topics/ Surgery 5/ Path2/ Anat2 OBG 4/ Paed2/ Skin 3/ Anaes2/ Radio 2/ week
    Physio2/ Bioch 2/ Micro 2 /Ortho 2/Pharm 5 ENT2/ Opth2/ PSM 2 Psy 2/ Forensic 2 Lists, Tables, Graphs at
    least 10 per week

    SUN, Thu MON , Fri TUE WED THRU THE WEEK


    Week one Med- Cirrhosis, Malaria, Surgery- prostate, Gall OBG 3 Contraception Skin 3 Pemphigus Lists and Tables
    Fever, Arthritis, ABG bladder, thyroid, burns, Molar Pregnancy Dermatitis Herpetiformis 1. Premalignant lesions
    Physio2 O2 dissociation Path- Glomerulonephritis, Ectopic Pregnancy Dermatophytes/ surgery,
    curve, 2nd messenger Amyloidosis, Tumor markers Infertility Anaes2Muscle relaxants 2. Gynae
    Bioch- vitamins, urea Anat- Nerve supply and Paed2 Infectious, Pin Index/ Radio 2 Imaging 3. Triads in Medicine
    cycle injuries Cranial nerves Nephro in pregnancy Radionuclide 4. Drug of choice list
    Micro 2 Immunoglobulins Structures derived from ENT/ Acoustic Neuroma scan/ 5. Investigation of
    and CD , enrichment hindgut, etc arches cholesteatoma Psy 2 Personality disorders, choice
    medium derivatives Nasopharyngeal Ca Adjustment disorder 6. Radiological Signs
    Ortho 2 Bone tumors CTEV Opth CRVO CRAO Forensic 2 Inquest 7. Psy Syndromes List
    Pharm 5 Diuretics, Palsies Postmortem hypostasis and 8. Drugs classes side
    Antidepressants, Lithium. PSM – Bias,sensitivity caloricity effects table
    P450, SERM specificity 9. Named clinical tests
    10. Named fractures
    CIRCLE NO OF MOCK
    TESTS? 1 2 3
    Week two PSM- waste disposal

    Week three

    Week four
    Week five

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