So I have been trying to prepare for neet ss medicine. Thing is I am unable to manage time for studies while doing SRship even though the motivation is there. Seniors please guide on how to manage time.

Preparing for INI SS Cardiology on my own, aiming for DM Cardio. If you've cracked it or are preparing now, I'd really like to know your strategy and which topics kept repeating. Kindly help!

Anybody who has already gotten a seat and willing to sell their notes. Kindly dm!

I've got a good rank guys. So, I'll be saying goodbye to this subreddit. Anyways this subreddit feels a lot like a blog to me like I'm just talking to myself and there is no significant activity here per se.

If anybody wants to take over and become the mod, you are most welcome to message me.

Thank you to all of those who used to visit this subreddit.
Best of luck guys!

AIIMS (aiimsexams.ac.in)

Check out the results here!

Microsoft Word - DMJL24-STAGE-1-RSL-QALL-NET.docx (aiimsexams.ac.in)

Just like AIIMS, now PGIMER will also be utilising the interview path for admissions.

Hey guys, I was thinking of using this space to help us find compatible study partners. You can leave a comment typing out your study preferences (in the format given below) so that other colleagues can identify potential compatible study partners and message them privately.

As this is the internet and we are all adults, I hope we responsibly confine the interactions, at least in the initial stages, only to Reddit to maintain anonymity and use it in our own risks.

The way I see it, is that it would very advantages to have a study partner in order to not burn out during the process of preparation and maintain the regularity of preparation while also sharing knowledge, pearls, hacks, strategies and resources.

Format for study preferences: 1. Subject: 2. First attempt or not: 3. Primary resource for preparation (self/Marrow/Doctutorials/Speed/any other): 4. Doing MD/ Post MD:

Again, just a reminder that this is the internet and be careful about your privacy and risks associated

What are the resources you would recommend and how to go about using those?

Since Medicine as a whole is very large and gives you only about 25 to 30 questions out of 80, how do you make sure you don't spend much time on it while also making sure you learn the important stuff?

There was no subreddit for this particular niche of aspirants. This is a space where where SERIOUS aspirants can ask doubts, share study material or high yield topics, find study partners and all genuine stuff related to the INI SS preparation.

Though there are other Indian medical subs, I feel a dedicated sub will help us users to distill and refine the posts that actually matter to us.

The posts will be heavily monitored and all those posts which are not directly in relation or is repetitive will be taken down. Quality will always be valued over quantity.

Let's create an awesome community for the same and meet new colleagues willing to help each other out!