Can someone simultaneously prepare for both AIIMS PG and NEET PG?

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Eksha Sunderka
3 years ago
Yes ofcourse, you can prepare both simultaneously.

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D
3 years ago
Yes, you can simultaneously prepare for both the AIIMS PG and NEET PG exams. The syllabus for both papers is almost the same. NEET PG Syllabus: 1- Section Part A: Subject Pre-clinical: Biochemistry, Anatomy, Physiology 2- Section Part B: Subject Para-clinical: Microbiology, Pharmacology, Pathology,

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K
3 years ago
Obviously one can simultaneously prepare for both because the syllabus for both exams is what you have done in MBBS. There may be some differences in question patterns or mark distribution but more or less it's same.

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