Ok so now give me a schedule like this for covering gi Cns CVS RS with intermediate subjects for 2 days Like Ophthalmology ent fm for 1 month
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Assuming you want GI, CNS, CVS and RS in 2-day blocks, while studying Ophthalmology, ENT and Forensic Medicine (FM) alongside them for 1 month:
Daily structure
- Morning: Major subject theory and notes
- Afternoon: Second major-subject topic plus PYQs
- Evening: Intermediate subject
- Night: 30-45 min revision of the previous day + 30-50 MCQs
1-month schedule
| Days | Major subject, 2-day block | Intermediate subject |
|---|---|---|
| 1-2 | GI | Ophthalmology |
| 3-4 | CNS | ENT |
| 5-6 | CVS | FM |
| 7-8 | RS | Ophthalmology |
| 9-10 | GI revision + PYQs | ENT |
| 11-12 | CNS revision + PYQs | FM |
| 13-14 | CVS revision + PYQs | Ophthalmology |
| 15-16 | RS revision + PYQs | ENT |
| 17-18 | GI high-yield topics + MCQs | FM |
| 19-20 | CNS high-yield topics + MCQs | Ophthalmology |
| 21-22 | CVS high-yield topics + MCQs | ENT |
| 23-24 | RS high-yield topics + MCQs | FM |
| 25-26 | Mixed GI + CNS grand revision | Ophthalmology revision |
| 27-28 | Mixed CVS + RS grand revision | ENT revision |
| 29 | Full mixed test: GI, CNS, CVS, RS | FM revision |
| 30 | Review incorrect answers, weak topics, short notes | Mixed Ophthal + ENT + FM test |
What to do in each 2-day major-subject block
Day 1
- Finish core theory
- Make or revise concise notes
- Do topic-wise PYQs
- Solve 40-60 MCQs
Day 2
- Complete remaining topics
- Revise Day 1
- Do image-based questions, clinical cases and PYQs
- Solve 80-100 MCQs
- Mark mistakes in an error notebook
Intermediate-subject target
On every assigned evening, study the intermediate subject for 2.5-3 hours:
- First exposure: theory and important tables
- Second exposure: PYQs and MCQs
- Third exposure: revision of marked topics and images
- Final exposure: rapid revision and a mini-test
This gives each major system repeated exposure across the month, while Ophthalmology, ENT and FM remain active instead of being postponed until the end.
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