How can I get good marks in MBBs 2nd year?
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How can I get good marks in MBBs 2nd year?
When in second MBBs do your subjects thoroughly . Pharmac and patho are very important for PG entrance. Don’t take short cuts. Read Robbins and KDT from cover to cover….Then fix yourself a daily time-table.
- Pharmac-your biggest challenge.
- Pathology-Go Qbank wise.
- Microbiology-Read one bacteria/.
Is Neet required for microbiology?
No. NEET is not compulsory for MSc in microbiology as NEET is an entrance exam which conducted for providing admission to various MBBS and BDS courses.
What if someone fail in MBBS 1st year?
A new GR by NMC (National Medical Commission) has set a new rule for first-year MBBS students. More ever, if a candidate has failed to pass the supplementary examination, he will have to repeat the 1st year MBBS course curriculum and appear for the University examination of 1st year MBBS with the new batch.
How do I prepare for Microbiology exam?
Firstly; Microbiology is a vast subject. You have no way out of it, no shortcut book is going to help you out of that because neither you can put in flowery language in exam, nor you can skip on facts and important points. So please consider making notes from DAY 1, concise and point wise. Stick to 1 book only.
How is Microbiology and forensic medicine as a first year subject?
But microbiology and Forensic medicine are totally new subjects. Just like all the first year subjects, these subjects also have some general topics which would be taken in the first month of the course. It would be good to spend time to read relevant physiology. Pharmacology is easy in the sense it is very closely related to physiology.
How many semesters are there in 2nd year medical school?
The 2nd year rather 2nd professionals actually last for 18 months even though the name says something else. Third, fourth and fifth semesters are devoted to 4 non clinical subjects which are pathology, microbiology, forensic medicine and pharmacology.
What is Microbiology and why study it?
Microbiology gives you the knowledge you will need to take crucial clinical decisions in the future. It is the solid foundation you need to understand infectious diseases. Infectious diseases are one of the commonest reasons people will consult you for advice in your future. How to study Microbiology?