NEET PG

Himachal Pradesh PG medical counseling:
The counseling will be conducted online by the Directorate of Medical Education and Research (DMER), Shimla.
1. You must register on the official website of HP PG medical admission.
2- After that, you have to fill in your college preferences and courses. The authorities will release a provisional HP PG medical and dental seat allotment list based on the choices filled and the seat matrix, followed by the final merit list.
3- The academic fee will have to be paid by the students.
4- Students included in the process of seat allotment will have to download their selection letter from the DMER portal.
5- Students shortlisted in the counseling process will then have to report to the college for payment of the balance admission fee, document verification, and reservation of the allotted seat. For more NEET PG counseling details, you may visit the Shiksha NEET PG page. (https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/neet-pg-exam)
I hope this will help you.

No exam is difficult unless you accept that it is a difficult exam. The NEET PG exam definitely requires a strong preparation strategy and hard work to get cleared with a good rank and the desired college and branch. The job is made even easier with increasing online content and apps like Prepladder, Marrow, DAMS, and Bhatia. So, if you know the right sources from which to prepare and have the right approach to preparation, you have done half of your job for NEET PG preparation. For this reason, I am highlighting some important points regarding the selection of coaching institute apps here. Because of its easily revisable content, Prepladder is the go-to app for quick and easy note revision. For first-time preparation, you need to make notes on all subjects that you can revise later. So, you can buy individual apps rather than a complete package; this is possible with PrepAhead and some other good teachers' apps. Bank and GTs are very important. Choose a source that gives clinical questions (also based on PYQs), like the prostate or bone marrow. For all of these reasons, choosing the right source is critical, and most students prefer prepladder and bone marrow. If concise content and easy-to-revise notes are considered, Prepladder is even handier.

Marrow is good when your goal is AIIMS. DAMS or Bhatia are good when your goal is NEET. DAMS follows a hybrid structure. They are experienced and professional educators and have an amazing way of teaching. They have an online application that is convenient and accessible with a smooth user interface. The live online classes give you the same feeling as the face-to-face classes because of the constant student-teacher interactions, plus all your doubts are cleared instantly. The same faculty is teaching on their offline and online DAMS platforms. The notes are very concise, crisp, and easy to understand. They have few pre-recorded applications like MARROW and Prep; hence, they aren't doable, and it is difficult to maintain your focus due to the lack of interactions and the lack of a support system for clearing your doubts. MARROW notes are too long, weighing in at kilos, and contain far too much useless information. The faculty is also not very good.

According to my knowledge, MBBS 2nd year or 4th semester is the best time, to start preparation for NEET PG. Preparation tips:
1- know the syllabus.
2- Know the paper pattern and marking scheme
Exam pattern of NEET PG:
Mode of the test: Online
Medium of the test: English only
Duration of the exam: 3 hours and 30 minutes
Total number of question in the test: 200
Type of questions: MCQs
3- Try to solve the previous year's question papers.
4- Start with the basics.
5- Make short notes and highlight important information.
6- Attempt mock tests and test series.
7- Regular revision is very important. For more preparation tips, you may use the Shiksha NEET PG preparation review page. (https://www.shiksha.com/medicine-health-sciences/articles/how-to-prepare-for-neet-pg-2023-at-home-blogId-26279). I hope this will help you.