The highly anticipated results of the National Eligibility cum Eligibility Test for Postgraduate (NEET PG) were declared on August 23, 2024 by the National Board of Examinations (NBE). Dr Sonali, an MBBS graduate, bagged All India Rank 6 in the postgraduate medical examination.
Dr Sonali completed her MBBS degree from RIMS Ranchi. Using Marrow as a primary source to prepare for NEET PG, she began her preparations from second year. In an exclusive interview with Careers360, Dr Sonali talked about her preparations, motivations and other aspects. Read the full interview with NEET PG 2024 topper Dr Sonali to gain insight about her journey.
Dr Sonali: It still hasn’t sunk in that I got a single-digit rank but I am happy!
Dr Sonali: I am Dr Sonali and I have done my MBBS from RIMS, Ranchi and I am basically from Jharkhand and I have recently joined AIIMS, Patna for OBGYN Residency
Dr Sonali: I took INI-CET in May 2024 and got Rank 800 and I joined AIIMS, Patna
Dr Sonali: The moment NEET-PG got postponed I decided to join AIIMS, as I could not prepare for the last 1 month
Dr Sonali: I gave a baseline Grand Test first for which I scored around 400, so I was sure that I did not have to read everything again. So when I started my preparation during internship, I did Marrow Revision Videos and solved MCQs related to it and focused on PYQs of INI-CET, NEET-PG and FMGE. And I have done multiple revisions for the same.
Dr Sonali: I used Marrow as my primary source to prepare, I started in 2nd year and watched almost all videos by the time I came to internship.
Dr Sonali: I used to give Marrow Grand tests frequently, to solve the 200 questions in 3 hours. I would not look to solve for the marks but to just practice those questions in that duration for time management and to practice a variety of questions.
Dr Sonali: I was relaxed on the day of taking the exam as I had a college, so I went and took the exam without feeling any pressure about the outcome.
Dr Sonali: Firstly, Analyse where you stand by giving a Grand test to figure out which subjects to focus on and what the exam wants from you. Think practically, you can’t read everything. Analyse what the examiner also wants, and study accordingly.
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For a General-PwD (Persons with Benchmark Disabilities) candidate, you need to score around 255 - 290 marks to qualify. While this baseline score guarantees you qualify for the exam, getting a clinical seat in a government medical college in Punjab usually requires 400+ marks, depending on the
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