When To Start Preparing for NEET PG? | NEET PG Preparation | MBBS | Dr. Ranjith

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[@jamesdebbarma7878]

The answer is now and itself

[@Ali-cl8qz]

Why cant i give the same tests again in app? I have purchased a plan 5.5 yrs and am not able to give the tests again like you can give test only time thats not fair😢

[@gaikwadtushar1000]

Same on all platforms

[@LNagesh7]

Totally understand your frustration dost! Some platforms limit retakes to keep things fresh. Try reaching out to support, they might help.

[@mohdshahnawaz2923]

Sir please launch the course for bams pg

[@abdussamad7807]

Thank you sir ❤ Love from COMJNMH

[@Debangshu-x9x]

Aree Abdus bhai Pg jonno prep suru?

[@biplabjitmishra]

Are are Abdus bhai😂

[@RuchiThisSidee]

Thankyou sir

[@WaseemMir-p9g]

Sir how much neet pg paper comes from pyqs and pyts

[@XpressPinnacle]

Most of the topic come from the previous years only. 10-15% might be from totally new topics max. You wont get same question an options repeat, but comes from that topic.

[@callduty4663]

maturity is when you realise questions come from overall idea of a subject not from a topic

[@LNagesh7]

Dost, a good amount of the NEET PG paper comes from PYQs and PYTs. MedEd is also offering a great collection of PYQs and PYTs, which really helps with our preparation!

[@callduty4663]

keep fooling...best of luck

[@angel-oh1fp]

Which is best book for mcq????

[@LNagesh7]

Dost, there are a few good ones, but for NEET PG, 'Review of Pathology' by Ranjit AR is really helpful. Also, 'Quick Review of Medical Physiology' by Dr. Nalgirkar and 'Clinical Medicine' by Dr. Santhosh are great for MCQs. Just practice as much as you can!

[@Arkh_2003]

Sir, I am from nischay batch. Earlier had some backlogs, now been cleared, but haven't solved DPP. How should I approach toward it. PS:- Though your lectures are needed to be revised, but it has been really fun after getting a strong hold on pathology. Thank you sir

[@LNagesh7]

Nice job clearing the backlogs! For DPPs, I'd suggest going through them slowly and focusing on understanding each concept. Don't rush it, take your time. Revising the lectures along the way will definitely help too. You're on the right track, friend!