How to Prepare for NEET PG in 30 Days

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How to Prepare for NEET PG in 30 Days
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• NEET exams are highly competitive, and rigorous
  training is required to clear in the first
  attempt. NEET PG 2020 is scheduled for January 5,
  2020. So, with almost a little over a month
  ahead, here are some tips that can help keep you
  in pace.
• Last-Month NEET PG Preparation Strategy
• You might question yourself whether clearing NEET
  PG in the first attempt is possible. Of course,
  you can with an intensive Time Management plan.
  Here are a few tips from the experts to help you
  cruise through the NEET PG preparation process.
• Rely on prepared notes Notes that you have
  taken down while studying will help you to revise
  quickly. Try having a glance before the actual
  exam, and it is always easier rather than
  referring to the book while revising.
• Smart study schedule know the exam pattern by
  referring to previous years question papers. Jot
  down the important topics that are redundant
  appearing as it saves a lot of time. Many top
  rankers follow this trick. After you complete
  each subject, take up subject-wise tests.

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1. Avoid using too many study resources There is a
   misconception that by accessing various study
   material, your chances of scoring high will be
   greater. However, it is not true rather, it will
   confuse you. Therefore, it is essential to use
   books as per the exam syllabus. Its not about
   the study material that will guarantee your
   success. It is a matter of how clear you are with
   the concepts and how well you can attempt the
   questions during the exam. The secret lies with
   is how you utilize your limited study resources
   in your favor.
2. Clear your doubts sooner Never allow your
   doubts to sustain. Its better to avoid
   controversial questions and waste your time.
   Never feel shy in asking queries from peers or
   teachers.
3. Revision The most critical step of your NEET PG
   preparation is the thorough revision. It will
   enable you to be clear in the concepts. Use your
   notes and not new sources while revising. Begin a
   quick Second revision and only study the topics
   youre weak. Then, start your final revision. Try
   to cover the complete syllabus this time in an
   even shorter span. A proper schedule like how
   what and when to revise will be of great help.
   This trick will surely increase your chances of
   clearing the exam in the first attempt.
4. Practice mock tests every day A test day
   experience is essential so that nothing comes as
   a surprise during the exam. Attempting online
   tests will familiarize you with the pattern of
   review so that you can test your speed and
   improve time management. Also, you can become
   better by analyzing and evaluating your weak
   points and areas. Mental preparation is vital,
   and mock tests will guide you for the real NEET
   PG exam.

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To-Do List

• Combine similar subjects like Pathology and
  Medicine, Pharmacology, Anatomy, Physiology,
  Surgery, etc. to save time.
• Study from notes and do not try to look into new
  concepts
• Recall what has been learned and revise
• Minimize distractions from gadgets and
  surroundings
• Divide study time and spend it on each subject
  evenly.
• Take mock tests and try to solve at least 300
  questions per day
• Keep track of your Performance, find your
  weakness, and strengthen with each test.
• Take enough rest and do not wear out. Taking
  short breaks in between or even a power nap is
  advisable.
• Better to attempt all questions right and try not
  to skip questions to reduce the negative score.
  So, cover all areas.

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• While answering the questions during the exam,
  read all the options from last to first. Why
  because typically 1st or 2nd option feels to be
  the correct one. If you think 1st option is the
  correct one, still go through all the other
  options, be sure and then mark your answer.
• Be confident. Do not lose hope. Many people give
  up NEET PG preparation in the midway due to a
  lack of confidence. Just remember that it happens
  to everybody persistent people will succeed. So,
  give your best and stay optimistic throughout the
  whole process.
• Get all things ready two days before the exam
  date. Take print outs of NEET admit card. Carry
  with you two passport size photographs, which
  must be the ones you had uploaded for the
  application form. A valid government authorized
  ID proof like PAN card/Driving License/Aadhaar
  Card, and so on and a PwD certificate, if
  applicable.
• These tips can help you prepare for the NEET PG.
  You have to get relieved of unnecessary stress at
  the last minute to be successful.

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NEET PG Statistics 20192020

• National Board of Examinations (NBE) had released
  the official notification that declares 1,43,148
  candidates had taken up the NEET PG 2019. Out of
  which the number of qualified aspirants accounts
  for only 79,633. The cut-off announced for NEET
  PG showed a hike of 19 marks for unreserved
  category candidates. For the UR Category
  students, the equivalent mark to the minimum
  qualifying percentile was 340, while it was 321
  last year. For the reserved category, the cut-off
  scores determined by NBE was 295, which implied a
  hike of 14 marks when compared to the previous
  year.
• As mentioned in the press release, 37,305 general
  category candidates managed to qualify the
  computer-based test, while from OBC, SC, and ST,
  as many as 31121, 8857, and 2350 have passed the
  NEET PG online exam, respectively.
• This year the Health Ministry, Medial Council of
  India Board of Governors (MCI BOG), has
  authorized an additional 4465 seats. It includes
  132 government medical colleges across the
  country under the EWS quota. Therefore, with this
  new addition, the total seats available spikes up
  to an estimated 79,000 altogether.

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Overall Statistics of NEET PG

• Very soon, a National Exit Test will replace the
  NEET PG entrance exam after the implementation of
  the NMC Act. This act will be in effect from the
  academic year 2021-22. Till then, NEET-PG will be
  mandatory for admission to MD/MS courses. Since
  there is no cap limit on the number of times a
  person can appear, the appearance count is on the
  rise every year.
• Around 114 Institutions are expected to
  participate in NEET PG 2020. Since the scores are
  widely accepted, the total number of institutions
  welcoming the ratings of NEET PG 2020 will differ.

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Key Information for MBBS Graduates

• After completing MBBS, it might be difficult for
  some to dedicate much time for NEET PG
  preparation on your own, that too if youre
  practicing. Taking up training and coaching can
  prove beneficial. Also, undertaking PG after MBBS
  in India is a costly affair if you dont acquire
  a seat in government medical colleges. Whereas
  studying abroad can give you great exposure and
  also be economical depending on the country.

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How About Fellowship with Degree?

• Texila American University offers training along
  with a fellowship in PG with the Royal College of
  UK Exam training program. This program is
  crafted, especially for doctors, so that they can
  develop their existing knowledge and skillset.
  Also, this program will equip you with added
  experience and enhance mastery in the clinical
  and service aspects of diverse specializations.
  The curriculum combines both theoretical and
  clinical components. This program also offers an
  intensive training program for the Royal College
  of UK examinations.
• In addition to the above, Texila American
  University offers many benefits for those who are
  undertaking a PG program.
• The post-graduation (PG) programs include
  attractive stipend while you study and exclusive
  training for the RCP exam. This program is an
  elite option to obtain a Fellowship in Master of
  Medicine/Master of Surgery degree on completion
  of two aspects the RCP Part II and the
  successful completion of the Thesis.

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