Color-coded by subject - Mon (Medicine/blue), Tue (Surgery/green), Wed (OG/orange), Thu (Paeds/purple), Fri (Allied/yellow), Sat (Revision/pink). Each day has structured slots:
7:00-8:00 AM: Self-reading
8:00-9:00 AM: Lectures/Ward
9:30-11:30 AM: Main study block
1:00-2:30 PM: MCQ drill
3:00-4:00 PM: Notes/flashcards
2. Topic Plan (44 topics across all subjects)
Week-by-week breakdown of every module with key sub-topics listed. Includes a "Status" column you can fill in as you complete each topic.
3. Daily Schedule Template
Hour-by-hour personal day plan from 5:30 AM to bedtime - customise it for each day.
4. 9-Month Planner (Jun 2026 - Feb 2027)
Month-by-month focus areas with goals. Structure:
Jun-Aug: Medicine + Surgery
Sep-Oct: Revision of M&S + start OG + Paeds
Nov-Dec: OG done, Paeds done, Allied started
Jan-Feb: Grand revision + mock exams
5. Tips & Strategy
Recommended books for each subject (Davidson's, Bailey & Love, Dutta, Ghai, etc.), MCQ bank strategy, clinical exam prep, revision techniques, and common pitfalls to avoid.
Quick tips to get started:
Start with Medicine (most weightage) alongside Surgery from Day 1
Do 100 MCQs daily from Week 1 - don't wait till "you've finished the chapter"
Never skip Saturday mock tests - they are your actual exam simulator
Clinicals/viva prep starts from Month 1, not just before exams
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