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NEETPG 30 Day Study Plan One Page Notes PYQs

The document outlines a 30-day study plan for NEET PG preparation, emphasizing daily readings from One Page Notes and practicing previous year questions (PYQs). It is divided into four weeks focusing on short and scoring subjects, medium subjects, major clinicals, and final revisions. The daily schedule includes specific time slots for reading, practicing MCQs, revising weak topics, and reviewing mistakes.

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NEETPG 30 Day Study Plan One Page Notes PYQs

The document outlines a 30-day study plan for NEET PG preparation, emphasizing daily readings from One Page Notes and practicing previous year questions (PYQs). It is divided into four weeks focusing on short and scoring subjects, medium subjects, major clinicals, and final revisions. The daily schedule includes specific time slots for reading, practicing MCQs, revising weak topics, and reviewing mistakes.

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30-Day NEET PG Study Plan Using One Page Notes + PYQs

 Instructions to Students:
 1. Each day: Read One Page Notes of assigned subject/topics.
 2. Do PYQs of that subject from your app (NEET PG / Marrow / PrepLadder).
 3. Focus more on previous year topics (PYTs).
 4. Mark your weak topics for the last 5 days’ revision.

WEEK 1: Short + Scoring Subjects


 Day 1: Anatomy (embryology, neuroanatomy, brachial plexus)
 Day 2: Physiology (renal, cardiac, respiratory)
 Day 3: Biochemistry (vitamins, enzymes, metabolism pathways)
 Day 4: Microbiology (bacteriology + virology)
 Day 5: Pharmacology (autonomics, antimicrobials, CNS drugs)
 Day 6: Forensic + Psychiatry (IPC, wounds, schizophrenia, depression)
 Day 7: GT + GT Analysis (mark mistakes + revise weak areas)

WEEK 2: Medium Subjects


 Day 8: Pathology (cell injury, neoplasia, hematology)
 Day 9: PSM (vaccines, screening, NHPs, biostatistics)
 Day 10: ENT + Anesthesia (nerve supply, drugs, basics of GA)
 Day 11: Ophthalmology (cataract, glaucoma, fundus)
 Day 12: Dermatology + Radiology (leprosy, hypersensitivity, signs in imaging)
 Day 13: GT + PYQ Rapid Practice
 Day 14: Image-Based Questions + Previous Mistakes Review

WEEK 3: Major Clinicals


 Day 15: Medicine (cardiology, neurology, endocrine)
 Day 16: Medicine continued (resp, heme-onco, renal)
 Day 17: Surgery (thyroid, breast, hernia, trauma)
 Day 18: Surgery continued (GI, vascular, urology)
 Day 19: Pediatrics (vaccines, milestones, common diseases)
 Day 20: Orthopedics (fractures, bone tumors, spondylitis)
 Day 21: GT + Rapid Topic-Wise PYQ Practice

WEEK 4: Final Push + Recall


 Day 22: Revise short subjects (Anatomy, Biochem, Physio)
 Day 23: Revise PSM, Forensic, Micro
 Day 24: Revise Medicine
 Day 25: Revise Surgery + Ortho
 Day 26: Revise Pharma + Patho
 Day 27: Revise Pediatrics, Radiology, Ophthal, ENT
 Day 28: GT + Mock Review
 Day 29: Rapid revision: One Liners + Mistakes
 Day 30: Light review + relaxation + exam strategy planning

Daily Plan Format:


 8–10 AM: One Page Notes reading
 10–1 PM: PYQs + PYT topic MCQs
 2–5 PM: Weak topic revision or video snapshot
 7–9 PM: Mixed MCQs or Group discussion
 Before bed: Flashcards / Mistake log review

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