And also i am not confident on my basics.i am an average marks scoring student scoring 63% in first year 66% in second year n 61% in third year.can i get seat in pg.plzzzzz do suggest sir how to prepare and also i have never read standard books in mycourse.what do u suggest. You are doiung a wonderfiul job dir helping sooo many students kindly guide me sir. Hello Sir, I have covered Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pathology, Microbiology, Skin Anesthesia Radio Psychiatry from Arvind Arora. PSM from Vivek Jain. OBG from Sakshi Arora. Pharmacology from DAMS notes.
Gaurav Aggarwal Self Assessment & Review of Basic Subjects (Anatomy & Forensic Medicine) by Arvind Arora (Recommended). This book is described in above section. Pathology Pathology is subject with one of the most marks weightage in PG exams. Self Assessment & Review of Pathology by Arvind Arora (Recommended) Review of Pathology and Genetics by Gobind Rai Garg & Sparsh Gupta (Recommended). A very good book but Arvind Arora is better than it. Smart Study Series: Pathology by Charanjeet Ahluwalia Pharmacology (Recommended). Review of Pharmacology by Gobind Rai Garg & Sparsh Gupta (Recommended) This book is counted as the best book for preparation of Pharmacology by many students and is highly recommended. Smart Study Series: Pharmacology by Bhaskar Krishnamurthy & Kamal KV Review of PGMEE (vol 1) by Amit Ashish.
It is always confusing for students preparing for their Post Graduate (PG) medical entrance exams like AIIMS PG, AIPGMEE, NEET-PG, JIPMER, PGI, CMC, MAHE etc about which books to use. As these PG entrance exams are based on Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) classic medical textbooks are not too much of use to students as MCQ books are needed for orientation to exam pattern and also for quick revisions which are not possible to do from classic textbooks due to the limited time available to students. In this review article, I am mentioning most commonly used MCQ books by medical students to crack these entrance exams along with my personal opinion on which one is the best.
Robbins + arvind arora. Sparsh Gupta’s. Rachna Chaurasia. Dhingra-Surgery: Amit ashish. Gyn: sakshi hans. Skin: Neena Khanna. Anesthesia: Ajay Yadav’s. Radiology: Sumit sethi. Kaplan and Saddock. Pediatrics: amit ashish. Tumor-Rachna Chaurasia. Medical Books. Self Assessment and Review of Pathology. Edition: 11th. Publisher: Pulse Publication. Author: Arvind Arora. Edulanche access: No. Write a review; Read more. Pathology- just study general pathology and renal pathology from arvind arora 5. Micro-read rachana chaurasia with emphasis on gram pos cocci, legionella, Caspase-cleaved cytokeratin-18 and tumour regression in. Arvind Arora Anatomy Physiology Biochemistry.pdf Free Download Here. ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY PHARMACOLOGY PATHOLOGY. Arvind Kumar Rathi Professor.
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Both need a through prepration from the standard text books( kd tripathi robbins. Etc) do you think it is wise to read a mcq book(after reading the standard text book). While in college. Text in mcq books is taken from these standard books only. And in the end if concept is clear. One is ready even for theory examinationsright?
Roams Review of All Medical Subjects by Reetu Agrawal & V. D Agrawal This book includes all the subjects and gives the description in a point-wise manner. As a subjective opinion, I don’t like or recommend these kinds of books.
Paediatrics, Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, Radiology) Vol 3 by Amit Tripathi/ Ashish Gupta/ Arvind Arora. As mentioned above this book also has Obstetrics & Gynecology section. Self Assessment & Review Gynaecology by Sakshi Arora (Recommended) Self Assessment & Review Obstetrics by Sakshi Arora (Recommended) Smart Study Series: Obstetrics & Gynecology by Punit Bhojani General Surgery This is one subject for which the answer varies on different textbooks and so in various MCQ books as treatment mode depends on surgeon’s knowledge and experience. So it is necessary to get the latest edition of the book to keep our knowledge up to date. Surgery for PGMEE by Ashish Gupta & Amit Tripathi. Review of Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examinations (Pathology, Microbiology, Surgery, ENT, Orthopaedics, Skin, Anaesthesia) Vol 2 by Amit Tripathi/ Ashish Gupta/ Arvind Arora.
I think Arvind Arora new editions are best books to prepare for any subjects. The feature I liked most about them is that it now gives notes (description-explanation) on every topic before starting of MCQs.
Do not run behind degree race. Also PG medical entrance exams nowadays are very unpredictable and it is pointless to waste time in preparing for those.
Hello Sir, thank you for this post. It is quite informative.I have three questions. 1) I did psm once from arvind arora, but I find every where(including your post) that Vivek Jain is much recomended.
So I am giving few books names, some of which have already been mentioned in above list. Review of Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examinations (Pathology, Microbiology, Surgery, ENT, Orthopaedics, Skin, Anaesthesia) Vol 2 by Amit Tripathi/ Ashish Gupta/ Arvind Arora. Review of Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examinations (Medicine, Gynae & Obs. Paediatrics, Ophthalmology, Psychiatry, Radiology) Vol 3 by Amit Tripathi/ Ashish Gupta/ Arvind Arora. Across: A Complete Review of Short Subjects Volume – 1, Dermatology (Skin and Venereal Diseases), Anaesthesia, Radiotherapy, Nuclear Medicine, Radiodiagnosis, Psychiatry, Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics by Saumya Shukla, Anurag Shukla. Self Assessment & Review Of Short Subject Vol 1, (Skin, Anesthesia, Radiology, Psychiatry) by Arvind Arora (Recommended).
Im confused as to prepare for membership exams of uk ie MCEM, or prepare for pgmee for Jan 2016 session. Im also concerned about my age, as i might be having a hectic life of a JR at age 31-34.I am also doing a part time job now.Although i want to go abroad for higher studies, i want to come back to India.Bit confused as to what to do now, as i think, i also need to leave my part time job to prepare for pgmee. Please advice, sir thanks •.
Smart Study Series Radiology by Narender Rohilla Smart Study Series: Psychiatry by Mohan Sunil Kumar Smart Study Series: Anesthesiology by Lalit K. Raiger & Rakesh Kapoor Self Assessment and Review of Short Subjects Vol 2 (Ophthalmology, Orthopaedics & ENT) by Arvind Arora. (R ecommended) Self Assessment & Review ENT by Sakshi Arora (Recommended).
STORY OF MBBS DOST MBBSDost was started by Dr. Vinay Yadav in year 2009. He was a medical student then and wanted to utilize his web based hobbies to start discussion on medical topics and AIPGMEE preparation. Thus MBBSdost was created as a simplediscussion based blog for AIPGMEE This blog was instant hit amongst medical students and doctors preparing for AIPGMEE and state PG entrance exams.
Smart Study Series: Microbiology by Ankit Gupta & Prafulla Songara published by Elsevier Health Sciences Review of PGMEE vol 2 by Amit Ashish. Short Subjects This includes subjects like Dermatology, Psychiatry, ENT, Ophthalmology, Radiology, Radiotherapy, Nuclear Medicine Orthopaedics & Anaesthesia. These subjects do not have any separate book and come in a combined book with different subjects according to the publication house. So I am giving few books names, some of which have already been mentioned in above list. Review of Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examinations (Pathology, Microbiology, Surgery, ENT, Orthopaedics, Skin, Anaesthesia) Vol 2 by Amit Tripathi/ Ashish Gupta/ Arvind Arora. Review of Post Graduate Medical Entrance Examinations (Medicine, Gynae & Obs.
Self Assessment and Review of Pathology, Arvind Arora Features of Self Assessment and Review of Pathology, Arvind Arora 9th edition Completely revised, edited and updated into fully-colored book with four colored-pattern. Includes maximum number of colored images with relevant text of chapters. • Notes of every topic in a very simple language given below solving the questions. • Complete guide for preparation of most entrance examinations including NEET, AIIMS, PGI. • Includes question of recent NEET pattern and CET pattern with explanatory answers (up to 2015).
1st (mainly) and 2nd year subjects are deciding factors. Then go for short subjects and PSM. Do General surgery, Pediatrics and General Medicine in the end. This is the first time i am planning to write all the indian entrance exams for the year 2016 i completed my internship in 2014 and havent been in touch with the field since then due to other responsibilities(pregnancy and small baby) i would like to start afresh from this month of june onwards. 1)is it too late 2)how to plan n how to prepare 3)which subjects to study first 4)i already have across with me. Should i buy arora books as u have said they r very good 5)let me also know about mrcp n what r th chances of passing such exams ad its importance it will b of great help thankyou sir •.
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2) How much time should I spend for reading one subject from arvind arora. Well suppose for Physiology (seems quite volumous). How much time should I give it for first read and please suggest how to do that, I mean by reading the theory part, (given before mcq) and doing the q and a, will cut it? Or should one read the explanation to each one of them.
Im also concerned about my age, as i might be having a hectic life of a JR at age 31-34.I am also doing a part time job now.Although i want to go abroad for higher studies, i want to come back to India.Bit confused as to what to do now, as i think, i also need to leave my part time job to prepare for pgmee. Please advice, sir thanks •.