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I revised the tool twice for the respective professional and pre-professional exams. During my internship, I didn’t focus very much on medicine and surgery because only clinical and practical questions were asked in AIIMS PG and I only flipped through notes for a New Bone Marrow Who Dis #badblood shirt few days. I read Ob-Gyn properly again in October this year, a month before AIIMS PG. Medicine – Harrison ONLY IF YOU CAN NOTICE. Reading Harrison without taking notes is like reading a book.

CMDT is a great book for medical research for both professors and PGs. Mathew will help for profs, but not much for PG. DAM notes are a must for profs and PG. Thameem notes are not for profs. They can be read for PG because they are really productive, but they are very confusing and only a New Bone Marrow Who Dis #badblood shirt person who has read medicine from elsewhere can read them. They can never be your main resource. Surgery- Dr. Rohan Khandelwal’s notes are excellent.

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Attend his classes, or watch his videos on Marrow. DAM CRS is also great, especially for GIT and Urology. Complement it with Bailey and Love (there’s no need to New Bone Marrow Who Dis #badblood shirt read the book, but it’s a good book). Surgery is generally given very well in Bailey. DO NOT read Trauma from Bailey, as this is a UK book and we need to read the ATLS guidelines, not the NHS. Washington’s surgical manual is a good book to read for injuries, burns, and breasts. For clinical, ML Saha is enough. S Das can easily be overlooked if you carefully read ML Saha.