What tips would help me crack the AIIMS PG?

If you're in your final year, try to integrate first and second year subjects with the clinical subjects. When reading about atrial fibrillation in medicine, also read about cardiac electrophysiology and anti-arrhythmic drugs from pharma. When reading about congenital heart disease in pediatrics, also read about cardiac embryology. This will help you build a narrative and simultaneously cover a significant portion of first and second year subjects. This will put you in a really comfortable position when you begin your internship.

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Tips: 1- Devise a Study Plan: Develop a schedule. Determine your study goals. Make a timetable. Memorize major concepts. Selectively review your texts. Monitor the work you have done. 2- Pathology, Anatomy, Microbiology, Physiology, Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Medicine, Dermatology & Venerology, Ophthalmology, Surgery, Ent, Orthopedics & Anesthesia, Radiodiagnosis & Radiotherapy, Obstetrics & Pediatrics, Psychology, and Gynaecology are the most important subjects for AIIMS PG. 3- Try to solve sample papers and previous year's question papers to understand the different exam patterns and the types of questions that are likely to appear in AIIMS PG. It also helps to enhance the accuracy and increase the speed of solving the exam paper. 4- Make a short note. 5- Revision is very important; try to revise on a daily basis.

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Build the core knowledge from formative years by reading standard text books. Consolidate the knowledge you have gained. Don't waste your study hours for hanging out or watching movies.

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