The National Board of Examination (NBE) declared the result of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate, NEET PG 2024 on August 23. Among the top rank holders of NEET PG 2024, is Dr Saikumar, an MBBS graduate from KIMS, Hubli. bagged AIR 3. In conversation with Careeres360, Dr Saikumar shared some preparation strategies that helped him crack NEET PG. Read the full interview of the NEET PG 2024 AIR 3 topper interview to know all the aspects of her preparation for the NEET PG exam.
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Dr Saikumar: I checked my NEET PG results for almost 30 minutes and could not believe that I got a single-digit rank and got so overwhelmed that I started crying.
Dr Saikumar: I have done my MBBS from KIMS, Hubli. This was my first attempt at NEET-PG.
Dr Saikumar: My mother and sister got excited when they saw my rank. They have been my constant support throughout this journey. Due to postponements, I got a lot of anxiety and they helped me through it.
Dr Saikumar: I gave INI-CET in May 2024 and got Rank 89.
Dr Saikumar: I used Marrow as my primary source of preparation during my final year and, I watched all the videos and solved qbank along with them, and was able to finish all the clinical subjects. During my internship, I was able to finish the paraclinical subjects. I would focus on my low-scoring subjects in Grand tests and would avoid doing the subjects I was confident about to save time. While solving MCQs, I would make a list of topics I would get wrong, and study in depth about it.
Dr Saikumar: I started preparing sincerely using Marrow in my final year and was able to revise thrice before the exam.
Dr Saikumar: I used to give Marrow Grand tests once in two weeks during my internship and was very consistent with it. I gave around 22 Grand tests.
Dr Saikumar: I went through my 20th notebook, which comprised around 25-30 pages of important high-yield topics.
Dr Saikumar: Don’t forget to solve the previous year's topics, keep solving qbanks and that would be a game-changer.
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Hey there,
NEET PG stands for National Eligibility cum Entrance Test – Postgraduate.
It is the entrance examination for admission to MD, MS and PG Diploma medical courses in India.
Thanks and all the best,
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Dear Student,
Securing a decent rank in NEET PG , you should start studying high-yield topics and focus on revision videos, noted, PDFs, previous years' questions, and mock tests.
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This type of mistake does not automatically lead to rejection of your NEET PG application. If you have mistakenly interchanged the permanent and correspondence addresses, your application is generally considered valid as long as your identity, eligibility details, and other mandatory information are correct.
If NBE opens a correction
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