The National Board of Examinations, NBE announced the NEET PG results on August 23, 2024 at natboard.edu.in. In the race to become number one, Dr Vaibhav Garg, an MBBS graduate from GMCH, Chandigarh, bagged an impressive All India Rank 1 and became NEET PG 2024 topper. In conversation with Careers360, Dr Vaibhav shared what helped him crack NEET PG and insightful tips for future aspirants. Read the complete interview of NEET PG 2024 topper interview of AIR 1 below.
Dr. Vaibhav: The feeling of getting such a great result is finally sinking in.
Dr. Vaibhav: I am from GMCH, Chandigarh.
Dr. Vaibhav: My family and friends always believed in me including my grandparents. My parents were my backbone. Whenever I was feeling low or not in the correct state of mind, I always knew I had the back of my parents and they were always there to support me. With their blessings, today I have achieved this success.
Dr. Vaibhav: Initially I started my NEET PG 2024 preparation by solving the Marrow q bank as I had finished those subjects from the textbooks and I wanted to see what kind of questions were asked in entrance examinations. I completed all the subject videos from Marrow in the final year itself, started giving Grand tests from the beginning of my final year and then continued giving them during the internship at regular intervals. I gave all the Marrow mock tests and revised them using revision video notes for major subjects.
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Dr. Vaibhav: I gave all the Marrow mock tests whenever it’s live. In the Mock test which was held in June, I got the Rank 27 and in the one which was held in July, I got 40. I also loved giving Grand tests. Whenever I was getting bored and had nothing else that I could figure out, I used to give a Grand test that day.
Dr. Vaibhav: This time the NEET-PG pattern was different from last year. Throughout the examination, one had to be on their toes and the speed had to be appropriate from the very first minute of the examination. I tackled this pattern by going one question at a time and giving appropriate time to each question. I tried to finish going through the questions in around 32 to 35 minutes and the remaining time I used for reviewing the questions which I had skipped and marked for review. I had practiced with a similar strategy in my mind by giving the Mock tests and most of the Grand tests.
Dr. Vaibhav: It is very much essential to build a broad and strong base foundation in the early years of MBBS. One's motto should be to clarify the concept so that one can retain it for a longer period. If one's concepts are strong from the very early phase, it helps a lot and gives you an edge over others. Consistency is also very important throughout preparation. There will be ups and downs and it is important to focus on those days when you don't feel like doing anything. Then just solve a few questions, solve a custom module or a Mini test. Keep the momentum going throughout the preparation.
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If a candidate qualifies for NEET PG only after the revision or reduction of the qualifying cut-off, registration for counselling is allowed only if the counselling authority opens a fresh registration or re-registration window for newly qualified candidates. If the system currently shows “you have not registered” and does not
A total of 49873 NEET PG seats are available for candidates seeking admission in MD, MS and PG Diploma courses. Out of which, 27273 are government seats and 22600 are private seats. For more detailed information:
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Yes, MCC can reduce the NEET PG cutoff if many seats remain vacant during counselling. The decision depends on seat availability in each round. Cutoff reduction does not happen every year. Candidates should keep checking the official MCC website for updates.
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