Candidates who will be appearing for NEET PG 2025 exam on June 15 should know tips to score well in the exam. They should have clarity on what to study and how to study. Read the article to know NEET PG 2025 preparation tips.
Cracking any entrance exam needs dedicated efforts, proper planning, and the right strategy. The same rule book is for the NEET PG exam also where candidates are expected to set the goal of scoring good marks and work towards them at a slow and steady pace. Knowing ways to achieve the target is the key. Those who wish to crack NEET PG 2025 must-know tips and tricks to crack the exam. NEET PG 2025 exam date has been announced, i.e June 15, 2025.
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Candidates should have an idea about 'what and how' part in the very initial stage of NEET PG 2025 preparation. Candidates must be clear about what to study and how to study for NEET PG 2025 in order to score well. As NEET PG is one of the toughest entrance exams, candidates must not leave any stone unturned to make things work. They should have an idea about important topics, the best books and other aspects of the preparation. Some of the tips given below will certainly help candidates to get through the NEET PG 2025 exam.
Q: Which are the best books for NEET PG MS?
Q: What books should I use for the NEET PG preparation, with the specified MCQ books?
Start early
Starting early has a set of advantages. One of the important ones is that candidates have enough time to explore every aspect of preparation for NEET PG 2025. Those candidates who start preparation from the third-fourth year of MBBS have the upper hand than those who start late. Candidates must note that starting early doesn’t mean to solve MCQ from MBBS days but to focus on concept building from the very beginning. Keeping the fact in mind that you will be appearing for NEET PG in near future, start taking notes of every topic. Try to clear as many as doubts possible in the class. Preparing all the topics of MBBS will automatically help candidates as NEET PG syllabus comprises many of the subjects of MBBS curriculum.
Know the syllabus
NEET PG syllabus is one of the basic resources that help candidates to plan things in a systematic manner. With NEET PG syllabus in mind, candidates get a fair idea about the subjects to be prepared for the NEET PG 2025 exam. NEET PG syllabus also give an idea about other aspects like the topics in each subject and the time the candidates will take to prepare them thoroughly.
Time schedule
Time schedule is something which is of utmost importance. Those who will be appearing for NEET PG 2025, should make a daily study plan. This comprises the study schedule of the whole day. Candidates should identify monthly strategies and weekly targets in terms of preparation. This helps candidates to prepare each subject within the set timeframe.
Focus on building concepts
In the NEET PG exam, many analytical, image-based questions are asked which need thorough study. The concept is crucial to solving these questions. Candidates should focus on building concepts. There should not be any confusion or doubt on any topic. If that crops up, they should seek the help of seniors, professors or any other mentors to get clarity on that front.
Preparing notes
Notes contain highlighted points of a particular topic. While going through with topic during the initial stage of preparation, candidates must prepare notes, comprising important points of that particular topic. The exercise helps the candidate during revision. At that time, they don't need to refer to the whole book. The self-made notes make them remember everything of that particular topic.
Identify important topics
Topics that hold more weightage are considered important. Candidates should aim to study these topics thoroughly so that not a single questions get unanswered in the NEET PG 2025 exam. As per the previous year’s NEET PG pattern, some of the important topics are General Medicine, General Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Pathology, and Pharmacology. Ideally, the candidate should spend a week on a vast topic and 3-4 days on a short subject. The difficult topic should be prepared first followed by the easier and easiest one.
Refer Best Books
Books are something that helps candidates to develop a base for the NEET PG 2025 preparation. As NEET PG exam needs deep knowledge of the topic, choosing best books and reference material is crucial. Candidates must choose books that have a clear concept of the topics. One important point is candidates must not get confused with too many books and reference material. Get one reference book of each topic and try to build a concept. The table below mentions some of the NEET PG preparation books which candidates can refer to:
Subjects |
Name of the book |
Authors |
---|---|---|
Anatomy |
Self assessment and review of Anatomy |
Rajesh Kaushal |
Pharmacology |
Review of Pharmacology |
Gobind Rai Garg and Sparsh Gupta, Ranjan Patel |
Medicine |
Complete review of medicine for NBE |
Deepak Marwah or Mudit Khanna |
Pathology |
Review of Pathology and Genetics |
Sparsh Gupta & Devesh Mishra |
Surgery |
Surgery essence |
Pritesh Singh SRB |
Biochemistry |
Self assessment and review of Biochemistry |
Rebecca James |
Physiology |
Review of Physiology |
Dr. Soumen Manna Dr. Krishna Kumar |
Practice previous year's question papers
After finishing the NEET PG syllabus, one must practice previous year’s question papers and sample papers. This exercise makes candidates to do a reality check of the preparation strategy. NEET PG question papers give candidates an idea about the type of questions being asked in the exam and their difficulty level. Solving question paper of NEET PG candidates get to know the areas of their strengths where they have command and weakness where they still have to make the ground.
Regular revision
Once candidates finish the whole syllabus of NEET PG 2025, candidates should focus on revision which helps candidates to memorise things. Regular and repeated revision is very important. At least 2-3 revision is must before the exam.
Remain focussed and positive
Candidates must not lose focus at any stage of the NEET PG 2025 preparation by taking too much pressure. Remain cool, calm, and composed. Ideally, 6-8 hours of focussed study is enough. Change the timetable on regular intervals to break the cycle of the monotonous routine. Another important thing is to get some spare time to unwind yourself.
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