How to Prepare for NEET PG

To prepare for NEET PG, the first step is to review previous years’ question papers. But how do you approach this effectively? With a large number of questions to sift through, it’s important to remember that about 10% of the questions in any given paper are rare. You should exclude these rare questions from your preparation, as focusing on them will unnecessarily expand your syllabus.

Begin by analyzing the previous year’s questions and then structure your preparation around them. For example, if there is a question on status epilepticus, your focus should be on epilepsy, not the entire CNS chapter. Similarly, if you come across a question on mitral stenosis, concentrate on mitral stenosis and mitral regurgitation, not on all valvular heart diseases. This is because mitral stenosis is particularly relevant in India, especially during pregnancy and in anesthesia.

Remember, NEET PG papers are designed to reflect daily clinical practice, ensuring that your preparation not only helps you succeed in the exam but also improves your clinical skills.