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do you have access to marrow notes for neet pg?

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No, I do not have access to Marrow notes for NEET PG.
My medical library contains major international medical textbooks (standard references like Gray's Anatomy, Robbins Pathology, Harrison's, Park's PSM, Lippincott's, Fitzpatrick's Dermatology, etc.) across specialities like anatomy, biochemistry, cardiology, dermatology, embryology, ENT, emergency medicine, and more.
Marrow (the Indian NEET PG/NExT prep platform) has its own proprietary notes, high-yield summaries, and video content - those are not part of my library.
What I can help you with for NEET PG prep:
  • Answering questions directly from the standard textbooks in my library
  • Explaining concepts in anatomy, physiology, pathology, pharmacology, microbiology, and other subjects
  • Searching for specific topics across multiple textbooks simultaneously
  • Helping you understand clinical vignettes and MCQ-style questions
Would you like help with any specific subject or topic?

if i directly send you pdf of those notes in which it i has pictures of notes , so can you read and send me exactly information according to it?

Yes, you can upload PDFs directly and I can read them! Here's what I can do:
If you send a PDF of Marrow notes:
  • Extract and read all the text content from the pages
  • Read and describe images/diagrams/flowcharts within the notes using vision AI
  • Answer your questions based exactly on what's written in those notes
  • Summarize topics, create Q&A, or explain concepts from the material
How it works:
  • You attach the PDF in the chat
  • I save it to my sandbox and extract the text (using a PDF reading skill)
  • For image-heavy pages (like handwritten or picture-based notes), I can use OCR and vision analysis to interpret the content
One thing to keep in mind:
  • If the notes are scanned images of handwritten content, accuracy depends on image quality - clearer images = better reading
  • Typed/digital PDFs are read with near-perfect accuracy
Go ahead and upload a PDF whenever you're ready - just attach it to your next message and tell me what you want me to do with it (read a specific topic, answer questions, summarize, etc.).
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