AIIMS PG

A list of books for theory preparation:
1- For ENT subject: Diseases of Ear, Nose, and throat & Head and Neck Surgery by PL Dhingra and Shruti Dhingra.
2- For Ophthalmology subject: Review of Ophthalmology 6th Edition by Ruchi Rai
3- For Medicine subject: Harrisons Principles Of Internal Medicine- by Dennis Kasper et al and then L. Long
4- For Physiology subject: A Laboratory Course in Plant Physiology by William Francis Ganong
5- For Biochemistry subject: Harpers Illustrated Biochemistry by Rodwell
6- For Microbiology subject: Textbook of Microbiology by CP Baveja
7- For Pharmacology subject: Essentials of Medical Pharmacology by KD Tripathi
8- For Orthopaedics subject: Essential Orthopaedics (Including Clinical Methods) by Maheshwari
9- For Paediatrics subject: Ghai Essential Pediatrics by Vinod K Paul
10- For Anaesthesia subject: Short Textbook Of Anaesthesia 5 by Yadav
11- For Surgery subject: Bailey & Loves Short Practice of Surgery, (set volume 1 & 2) by Norman Williams, P Ronan O Connell, Andrew McCaskie
12- For Anatomy subject: Handbook of General Anatomy by BD Chaurasia
13- For Forensic Medicine subject: Review of Forensic Medicine by Submit Seth
A list of books for MCQs:
1- New Across: A Complete Review of Short Subjects (Set of 3 Volumes) (PGMEE) by Anurag Shukla and Saumya Shukla
2- AIIMS PGMEE Solutions by Ashish Gupta, Admit Tripathi
3- DAMS Review of Radiology-Eighth Edition by Dr. Summer K Sethi
4- Review of Pharmacology by Gobind Rai Garg, Sparsh Gupta
5- Orthopaedics Quick Review by Apurv Mehra
6- Self Assessment & Review of Paediatrics by Arvind Arora
7- Self Assessment and Review of Short Subjects Ophthalmology, Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) & Orthopaedics Vol-II by Arvind Arora
8- Self Assessment & Review Microbiology Immunology Revision at a Glance by Chaurasia.

First of all, you have to understand the question pattern of the AIIMS PG. Though the All India Institute of Medical Sciences has a habit of asking complex questions and introducing something new in every session, the basic pattern can be decoded if you go through the previous year's questions. Studying on a regular basis will help you more. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, answering questions on a regular basis, whether they are previously asked MCQs or Banks. The idea is that you need to train your minds to solve MCQs while also managing your time effectively. Initially, it may seem a bit difficult, but if you stick to your routine of solving them regularly, without a doubt, you can do wonders. This is a must in the current scenario, where everyone has access to quality banks. So choose an authentic question bank when you start preparing since that is more important than solving the questions themselves. However, you may use Marrow during your preparation, and I would certainly recommend that because of three main features:
1- The first point is that the recall questions, especially for AIIMS were authentic, and it matters a lot, like many a time you can notice that different coaching institutes give different answers for the same question asked in the AIIMS paper. So that is more important when you decide to solve the previous year's questions.
2- The next is that each and every question has references from standard books, guidelines, or research articles, which makes it a self-sufficient one. This is important because getting a good rank is a race against time, so sticking to one single best source serves the purpose.
3- The third one is the user interface. I would say this is the best as the design of the front end matters a lot to us, and it is the one that provided me the much-needed focus and stamina to solve a large number of MCQs anywhere and anytime. Important point,
1- Try to be strong in basic sciences and short subjects.
2- Complete at least the last four AIIMS PG question papers.
3- Develop the habit of answering Bank every day, regardless of the number of questions.
4- If you are unsure about the mode of preparation, I would strongly recommend Marrow. I hope this will help you.

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