The Art of Giving Good MBBS Vivas
Hello future doctors. Every MBBS student knows how scary vivas are. You sit face-to-face with the examiner—entering the cabin is itself like entering...
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Third Year
Embarking on your third year of MBBS? Our blogs focus on Ophthalmology, Forensic Medicine and Toxicology (FMT), Preventive and Social Medicine (PMS), and ENT, along with strategies on early preparation for future exams. Get the insights you need to navigate your third year with confidence and foresight.
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Practical Survival Kit in MBBS Colleges
Hello future doctors. The MBBS journey is one filled with endless hours of studying, sleepless nights, and the exam anxiety. The anxiety before practical exams...
I Failed in My First Year MBBS Internal Exams… Now What?
First things first, calm down and take a deep breath. It is not the end of the world. I know that it is heartbreaking to get into a medical college and...
Feeling Like You Don’t Belong in MBBS? Here’s what you should know.
You’ve finally cracked NEET and secured a seat in MBBS. Still, when you sit in the class listening to your professor talk about the details of anatomy,...
The Guide to Writing a Good MBBS Exam Paper
Hello medicos. As we all know, writing an MBBS exam paper is not just about how much you know. We all know of that one kid, who does not know a lot but still...
Which year of MBBS is easy? A year-wise analysis.
Easy? MBBS is the most stressful and most difficult degree out there. Every year of the long 5.5-year period is torture in its own way. You will barely have...
When should you take USMLE Step 1 as an IMG?
When is the STEP 1 exam taken? USMLE Step 1 is an important exam for medical graduates aspiring to practice in the US, testing all of the fundamental concepts...
10 tips to perform better in USMLE
Preparing to take the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) can be an intimidating challenge for US medical students and graduates, yet...
