How to prepare for MBBS?

[roohaan]

Hi everyone!

Can anyone tell me how should I start my preparation for MBBS now I am in 12 standards and my summer holidays has been started so how to utilise my vacations

So I am confused from where to begin and how

[sushmahebbar]

Hello,

Did you just complete your 12th or got into 12th now?

If you are still in 12th, its good to start the preparation right away as you know the competition is really tough!! For your preparation, focus on your standard course books. Opt for coaching classes!!

[sunnysuman]

Hi friend,

You can start with getting thorough with your own text books for all the papers right now. Try to understand and get clarity for all the concepts. As per my exp medical students find Phy a bit difficult. If you are one among them, give special attention to this paper along with the other two. Get your basics clear for all of the papers. Find out about a coaching centre and join it as they will have a schedule to keep you on track. And also, keep you updated about the latest test taking strategies as the exam patterns keep changing. If you don't opt for a coaching institute in total, at least try to join a test series. This is the right time for you to start so plan well. All the best

[Dinkar]

My friend i am Prateek kumar dinkar this year i am going to take admission in mbbs this year through neet 2016 and i have qualified in aiims mbbs 2016. I advise you to focus on NCERT for biology and for physics just do one thing solve all examples of NCERT of both 11 and 12th class and revise all formulas , as 30% questions in NEET is asked from formula directly and for chemistry focus on organic and inorganic part more as it seems easier and solve NCERT text questions.In addition join allen dlp programme it will help to see your all india rank and you can see improvement in yourself if you wish to join coaching after 12th then join allen kota i was also there it helps you much better.
GOOD LUCK

[Palak10]

Doctors are always perceived as saviours. No wonder, then, that medicine is regarded as a respected and a lucrative career option by young professionals, today.
As of 2016, there are 412 medical colleges in India with a total capacity to train 52,765 Indian medical students each year at the under graduate level. More than 6.3 lakh students appeared for the all india level medical exam, AIPMT last year. Imagine the level of competition involved!
he first question that comes to mind, when you think about preparing for the medical entrance exam is the syllabus. The syllabus for almost all medical entrance exams, for the M.B.B.S programmes in India is similar. You can keep the AIPMT Syllabus as a reference point.

General Tips For Medical Entrance Exam Preparation:
For aipmt some basic guidelines:

• Be very thorough with concepts in physics & chemistry.

• Be very thorough with your basic books which includes ncerts and your school level refreshers.

• You have to read some higher level books say iit physics & chemistry,and topics secific books for bio,AFTER MASTERING YOUR BASIC BOOKS(theory, examples,problems and mcqs done). This helps in achieving a deeper understanding and application of concepts.

• You have to be very thorough with all the mcqs,and based on them the topics, that have been repeated previously. It is specifically for these topics you need to refer to the higher books

• Always stay grounded and keep away from wishful bragging

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• Last but not the least you have to work immensely hard and be very regular with studies.

• Some tips for this:Study ahead of curriculum.Finish entire 11th & 12th syllabus in 11th itself,revise again in 12th and then start preparing for boards.

• One small tip is that always make a separate notebook of important points and keep on revising those, whenever you've small breaks, even while traveling.

After MBBS

• You can choose to pursue a PG in any of the 19 subjects which are taught in MBBS - Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Forensic medicine, Pathology, Microbiology, Pharmacology, Ophthalmology, ENT, Community Medicine, Surgery, Medicine, Obstetrics & Gynecology, Pediatrics, Dermatology, Radiology, Neonatology & hell lot of options!

• Nevertheless, you can join research field too! And many people join civil services too. Docs feature in top 3 ranks as well!

Thank you

Source: Google

[yusra-shahid-m0ek2]

Read your text book well more important points on sheet and stick that paper at back of your room door every time you enter or leave your room give a look and just read that paper

[nihar-sharma-s9k4o]

Here are some quick tips from my personal experience,
1) Do not neglect the topics in which you are soft. This is important because sometimes paper is so organized that it can be difficult to ask simple questions about your subject. In that case, if you have studied all the subjects, you can have a head start.
2) If you don't revisit, it's super easy to forget the subjects you've spent time researching. And note to revisit old topics as well while exploring new topics.
3)Review NCERT or Universal Errorless Books for Biology and Inorganic Chemistry these books are very helpful for your MBBS entrance exam preparation.