Kickstart your need PG preparation it does not matter which year are you in second year or your final year your internship post internship you're sitting at your home or are you in a job working as a medical officer and you will know exactly how to begin what to study where to study from and how do you exactly crack your need PG in your first attempt I wish I had something like this. when I began my preparation because I'm going to show you eight steps to start your PG preparation from zero hit that subscribe button. I'm here to share my journey and guide you into yours first thing to know is the right time to start your preparation is right now it is today it was not yesterday it will not be tomorrow it is exactly right now it is today when I entered my neat PG examination Hall and I sat in front of the computer and the computer showed me difficult questions you know what I remembered.

Introduction : 

 I remembered all the learnings that I had studied from first year of mbbs that's right from first year of mbbs and I thanked myself many times during that paper that I read the good standard books because it surely gave me an upper Edge so it does not matter if you're in first year or final year best time to start is right now especially if you're intern doing Maui in the hospital it is very essential for you to take out time for yourself and trust me you will have this gut feeling a few months down the line that I should have started when anush told me to do so because it is as simple as sitting down and studying moving your six extraocular muscles of each eye  that you're watching or try to make your own notes but studying every day is the key and starting today is absolutely essential I don't care which posting you are posted in it might be medicine it might be surgery. Find a good Mentor to guide you in my college there were a few seniors that are really really trusted and I followed each and every single word of their advice but the problem was they were all residents and you all know how the working conditions of residents are they do not have time to eat or drink or sleep let alone the enough time to guide me on my preparation and even I felt bad repeatedly troubling them asking them how do I make notes h a proper mentor to show them the right path show them which mistakes to avoid and what are the best resources for each subject to show them how do you concise your notes and how do you exactly schedule your revisions a right Mentor can save you 3 to 4 months of your preparation time but unfortunately. 

Prepare for  Examination : 
 

Don't and every single day after my need PG result has been announced people have been messaging me they have been emailing me and dming me asking me all the questions related to preparation which I had When I Was preparing so that's when I decided to do something about it I sat down for 3 weeks analyzed each and every single problem that I faced and that you guys will face in your preparation and started my dream project to Mentor the plur potent members of this community for their n PG examination that is where the idea of the ultimate neat PG success blueprint started I wanted it to be not too long not too short but just the right amount of guidance that you need to put you on a path to success so I made 25 lectures like how to schedule revision Cycles what is the amount of days to give to each particular subject how do you finish the entire subject of medicine without worrying too much how to concise your notes to fit into a like this and how do you utilize the coaching feature apps which are less known to the majority I shared my own journey of how I was able to take my grest scores from just 100 questions correct to 175 questions correct in a matter of 7 months and this blueprint my friends is now available to all of you guys for the past week I've sent it to a few close friends and juniors of mine and they have said that it completely transformed their way of preparation by joining this blueprint you will have access to the right guidance at the right time because I don't want you to be one of those students who have incredible potential inside them but just cannot make it through the examination because they lacked a person who can guide them to the exam it does not matter you might be from an as Institute or a GMC a private Medical College a deemed University or a foreign medical graduate working day and night you might be a seconde student or a medical officer posted in a phc I urge you to take my hand and I will cross you through this River and take you to residency provided your efforts are aligned with mine the link of the blueprint is in the description and once you have joined it you will have an access of the blueprint for your entire lifetime so click the link in the description join my neat PG blueprint and I promise by the end of this year a PG seat will be awaiting for you dear doctor the next point after mentorship I wanted to talk is fix the resource for each subject and avoid for more you might understand medicine from one professor and surgery from other obgy from another and forensic medicine from another just fix your resources with respect to each subject your resources can be any it can be marrow prepladder cerebelum dbmci or any other but for each subject you must have just one faculty that you following most people have this foro that this person is studying from that faculty this person is studying from another faculty which one should I study from they they combine both of them and that creates a disaster so whatever two three coaching apps that you want get them and fix your priorities accordingly any money that you put into your studies is an investment that will give you a,x return if you look at it through the lifetime and whatever resource that you're going for trust that resource with all of your heart and don't ever fall into the foro that some person is using this one so I should also use it try it for yourself and if you like it you might switch but for most practical cases just two or three apps will suffice I'm not here to promote any application I'm just telling you the truth the potential to crack an examination does not lie in the application it lies in the aspirant. I have given you exact guides on which application is best for which subject and I've given you the hotpots of each individual subjects this is biochemistry these are the 25 topics that you absolutely should not miss this is surgery and these are the topics you should not miss from first year to final year all the 19 subjects I've given a subject-wise guide in my blueprint in fact you might see around and everybody is using the same application same lectures same notes same faculty how do you stand out of this crowd and Excel in the exam I've gone over some of the least utilized features of your favorite applications and using them how you can slingshot your preparation because watching lectures and reading notes will not do anything it's about how do you solve the question Bank how do you approach the GT how do you use the pears how do you use the schema when do you use BTR and when to not use it that's how you stand out of the crowd the next point to go forward with neat PG preparation is to have a good set of notes in the end the more number of times you revise your own notes and you remember each and every line that you have written is what makes the difference so this is a short guide on how should you make your n PG notes your own handwritten notes should only contain the things that are either previous year questions or topics that you feel are important or the things which are difficult don't write the easy basic things that you know of because you my friend are a doctor you know all the basic things it's the difficult things and the tricky things that you have to write down in your notes and revise them frequently keep those notes as concised as possible you do not want to make a revised edition of the textbook and even.
 

Exam Pattern : 
 

If you have printed notes available concise them further by writing the notes of your own when you join the blueprint I've given you access to my git sheet which will help you revise the entirety of surgery git in just 15 pages my parasite sheet which will help you revise entirety of parasitology in just five pages and my leukemia sheet which contains all the oncohematology from medicine and pathology just to name a few you can utilize my notes and frame your notes accordingly because I attribute almost all of My Success to the amount of times I was able to revise my concise Fantastic 4 notes by the way I'm working with an organization and we are going to be releasing the Fantastic 4 as a separate book for you guys very very soon Point number five for n PG is practice. If you don't know how to apply these Concepts into questions, that's where mcqs come into play.  If you concised your notes the only thing that will can bring your rank down is the McQ solving ability the best way to improve your McQ solving abilities is to practice as many times as you can key is that if you are a particular year student complete those year subject in that amount of time if you're in second year complete second year before you go to the third year and that is how you complete your McQ question Bank of any application very very essential my friends because every other person is going to be sticking to the pyqs and pyts only that has to be done only at the end at the start you have to focus on even the difficult questions which they can ask because this you cannot do in the end talking more about GT is the right time to give the GT was yesterday is a famous code by the bone teacher and that's exactly what I want you to believe in you can start GTS as early as third year and final year and you can just analyze how is your time management ability you can analyze what are your weak subjects and what are the hot spots within these weak subjects that you need to really work on and in the later part of your preparation maybe an internship and late part of internship you can utilize the GT's features the GT review and things like guessing the answer and silly mistakes actually make Concepts that can be asked in the exam also in the second half of your preparation you can use the GTS as a as actually a testing thing to see how many questions are you getting correct but most people are just afraid of solving the GTS in the first place this should not be the case the initial half they are a learning tool in the later half the other the testing tools so don't shy away from giving a GT just because you've not completed a subject or two never in your life will you be ever truly be ready for a GT so start doing it today when you are an intern give a GT at least twice a month and increase your frequency going forwards make sure you effectively review the GT and bookmark only the important questions in my blueprint I have shown you exactly how do you increase your GT score tremendously as I myself took my GT score from 100 correct to 175 Plus in just 7 months which included two postponements by the way and this was only and only because I reviewed the GT very thoroughly there is a strategy there is a way to actually review the GT there's a way to utilize the guess work of the GT and also the answer changing patterns to make your scores go up subsequently and in my blueprint.
 

Syllabus : 
 

I will teach you how do you derive 1,000 Concepts from a GT of 200 questions the next step is creating a personalized study plan at every week at every posting you must know what you are studying today and what are the targets that you have to get done today get a whiteboard if you have not gotten already write down all the subjects that you want to accomplish this month and start preparing for them make a day wise plan and time block exactly how many hours you can give to a particular subtopic and while you're creating a study plan also focus on the bigger picture of how far the exam is and what are the amount of days that you've left don't utilize anybody else's study plan your study plan plan it should be yours I can only give you guidelines on how many days to give to each subject but in the end it's up to you don't look at your batchmates studying medicine for 7 days and surgery for 5 days and plan it according to them plan it according to you and what are the topics that you find difficult in my blueprint I've given you exactly how many questions are asked from each year in inct as well as neat and from which subject this will help you realize what are the subjects that you should start from and how many days should you give to each one of them I've also told you what is the ideal way to schedule a first second third read and all the read subsequently the seven point my friends is the mental health aspect of the preparation this is a marathon you will be having good days and bad days and in fact many good students at the start of their internship start preparing for need PG with their heart but then something bad happens maybe they get a heavy posting patch maybe they end up having a breakup maybe their GT score stagnate or even their percentile starts falling down maybe they go go to the library and see their seniors studying 15 to 17 hours a day while they are dispatching samples from the hospital this is very demeaning and that and at that point an intern tries to question himself will I be able to crack it this time and this is where the self-doubt goes inside their mind and latches to the resolve permanently and this actually causes them to give up during their preparation in the mid and lose a rank that they could have gotten if they had just stuck around for a little longer this is a story of not one but thousands of aspirants Who start studying in final year and internship and give up in the between when their mindset becomes a bit weak but let me tell you whatever things that you're facing in the hard and heavy postings you can utilize all of that in the light postings you can study twice as much and you can totally have a comeback but only if your mindset and your resolve is very strong so the actionable step from this is that no matter if you have got hard days or difficult days ahead of you never give up before you actually try to fight the battle and that is the reason in my blueprint I started with this exact same issue I've addressed this beautifully on how you can stay consistent how to keep your motivation up throughout your preparation phase and most importantly how do you excel in neat PG while you are in internship the last point is about the day the day of the exam those 3 and 1/2 hours of exam for which you have prepared more than 3,000 hours is where it all comes down to when you are attempting the exam even though it's far away right now it's my job to tell you this keep your mind calm give it like a GT and give your GTS like it's it's the actual need PG in these 3 and 1 half hours the best of the best students kill their chances into entering residency because of making silly mistakes not not being well prepared in the exam day ignoring the important topics which are volatile and also panicking when something wrong happens to their computer Focus only on the question in front of you and the exam envirment will melt away think of it like you're going and seeing an OPD of 200 patients and not 200 questions approach it like a doctor approach it like a clinician and not like a student need PG demands you to be a doctor and think like one in the last module of my blueprint I given you exact stepwise guide on how to approach the two weeks of preparation of the last one because this is going to be a game changer for you this is where Toppers become mid- rankers and mid- rankers become Toppers my own score during the last neat mock was around 5,600 which is five times more than my actual Rank and this was all because of my last 2 weeks of preparation so let me summarize it all start today have a good Mentor and if you don't have a mentor please don't shy away from investing in Blueprint and I'll Mentor you personally throughout the need PG fix the source and trust it make good notes and revise them frequently practice mcqs and never shy away from giving your GTS create a beautiful study plan and personalize it for yourself have a perfect mental resolve like a Samurai and Excel on the last day of the exam again the blueprint is my vision to reach all the students of India who have the potential but don't have the right guidance.