Full 19 subject marrow rr in 50 days daily 12 to 14 hr study
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A 50-day Marrow revision plan for all 19 subjects at 12-14 hours/day is possible only if it is revision-focused, uses QBank/PYQs daily, and avoids trying to rewatch every full lecture.
19-subject map
- Anatomy
- Physiology
- Biochemistry
- Pathology
- Pharmacology
- Microbiology
- Forensic Medicine
- PSM
- ENT
- Ophthalmology
- Medicine
- Surgery
- Obstetrics and Gynaecology
- Pediatrics
- Orthopaedics
- Dermatology
- Psychiatry
- Radiology
- Anaesthesia
Recommended 50-day structure
- Days 1-35: First revision, high-yield notes/videos + topic-wise QBank
- Days 36-43: Second revision of all subjects, faster and question-heavy
- Days 44-47: Grand tests, error notebook, weak systems
- Days 48-50: Volatile facts, images, PYQs, incorrects, short notes only
Daily template for 12-14 hours
- 6:30-9:30: Main subject revision, 3 hours
- 10:00-1:00: Main subject revision, 3 hours
- 2:00-4:30: QBank/PYQs, 2.5 hours
- 5:00-7:30: Second subject or revision module, 2.5 hours
- 8:30-10:30: Review incorrects + volatile revision, 2 hours
- Add 30-45 minutes for meals/breaks between blocks. Aim for 7 hours of sleep.
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50-day Marrow RR plan: subject-wise allocation
Rule: Do not try to complete every RR video if it is already familiar. Use notes first, watch only weak/forgotten topics at 1.5-2x. Every day must include 100-150 MCQs, review of explanations, and a short error notebook update.
Phase 1: First revision, Days 1-36
| Days | Subject | What to cover |
|---|---|---|
| 1-4 | Medicine | Cardiology, respiratory, neurology, nephrology, endocrinology, gastroenterology, rheumatology, infections, hematology, emergency medicine. Prioritize ECGs, ABGs, imaging, algorithms, tables. |
| 5-7 | Surgery | Trauma, GI, hepatobiliary, thyroid/breast, urology, vascular, burns, fluids/electrolytes, instruments, oncology. |
| 8-10 | Pathology | General pathology, hematology, systemic pathology, neoplasia, immunopathology. Memorize image-based pathology and markers. |
| 11-13 | Pharmacology | ANS, CVS, antimicrobials, CNS, endocrine, chemotherapy, toxicology. Focus on mechanisms, adverse effects, antidotes, drug interactions. |
| 14-16 | PSM | Epidemiology, biostatistics, screening, national health programmes, immunization, health indicators, study designs, nutrition. Do calculations and programme tables repeatedly. |
| 17-18 | Obstetrics and Gynaecology | ANC, labor, PPH, hypertensive disorders, fetal medicine, contraception, infertility, gynecological oncology. |
| 19-20 | Microbiology | Bacteriology, virology, mycology, parasitology, immunology, sterilization, hospital infection control. Focus on stains, culture media, toxins, diagnostic tests. |
| 21-22 | Pediatrics | Neonatology, growth/development, nutrition, vaccines, respiratory, GI, nephrology, pediatric emergencies. |
| 23-24 | Anatomy | Neuroanatomy, upper limb, lower limb, thorax, abdomen, pelvis, embryology, histology. Prioritize nerve lesions, images, embryological derivatives. |
| 25-26 | Physiology | CVS, respiratory, renal, CNS, endocrine, reproductive physiology, blood, GI. Focus on graphs, values, reflexes, acid-base. |
| 27 | Biochemistry | Molecular biology, genetics, metabolism, nutrition, vitamins, laboratory techniques, inborn errors. |
| 28 | Forensic Medicine | Injuries, toxicology, sexual offences, medical law, identification, thanatology. Revise poison-antidote tables. |
| 29 | ENT | Otology, audiology, vertigo, epistaxis, larynx, neck swellings, instruments, images. |
| 30 | Ophthalmology | Glaucoma, retina, uveitis, cornea, neuro-ophthalmology, squint, trauma, images. |
| 31 | Orthopaedics | Trauma, fractures/dislocations, bone tumors, infections, spine, pediatric orthopaedics, radiology. |
| 32 | Dermatology | Infections, leprosy, papulosquamous diseases, vesiculobullous disorders, STIs, drugs, dermatopathology. |
| 33 | Psychiatry | Mood disorders, psychosis, anxiety, substance use, personality disorders, sleep, drugs and adverse effects. |
| 34 | Radiology | Chest X-ray, CT/MRI basics, CNS, abdomen, obstetric imaging, signs and image-based questions. |
| 35 | Anaesthesia | Airway, general/regional anaesthesia, monitoring, CPR, ICU, fluids, pain management. |
| 36 | Buffer day | Finish pending topics and revise the 2 weakest subjects. Do a mixed 200-question custom module. |
Phase 2: Second revision, Days 37-43
This is not a repeat of all videos. Use notes, bookmarks, marked MCQs, PYQs, image modules, and your mistakes.
| Day | Subjects |
|---|---|
| 37 | Medicine |
| 38 | Surgery + Orthopaedics + Anaesthesia |
| 39 | Pathology + Microbiology |
| 40 | Pharmacology + Biochemistry |
| 41 | PSM + Forensic Medicine |
| 42 | Obstetrics and Gynaecology + Pediatrics |
| 43 | Anatomy + Physiology + ENT + Ophthalmology + Dermatology + Psychiatry + Radiology |
Goal each second-revision day: 8-9 hours revision + 150-200 MCQs + 1-2 hours review of incorrects.
Phase 3: Tests and final consolidation, Days 44-50
| Day | Work |
|---|---|
| 44 | Grand Test 1 in exam-like conditions. Spend 5-6 hours reviewing every incorrect and guessed question. |
| 45 | Revise GT mistakes system-wise: Medicine, Surgery, OBG, PSM, Pharma, Path, Micro. |
| 46 | Grand Test 2. Review wrongs and make a final “must revise” list. |
| 47 | PYQs and image-based revision: radiology, pathology, dermatology, ophthal, anatomy, ECGs, instruments. |
| 48 | Volatile subjects: PSM programmes and vaccines, Pharma adverse effects/antidotes, Micro tables, FMT poisons, Biochem vitamins and genetics. |
| 49 | Major clinical revision: Medicine algorithms, Surgery trauma/fluids, OBG emergencies, Pediatrics/neonatology. |
| 50 | Only short notes, error notebook, marked MCQs, images and formulas. No new topics and no full GT. Sleep properly. |
Daily subject workflow
For a 2-day subject
- Day 1: First half of the subject + 100 MCQs.
- Day 2: Remaining half + 100 MCQs + revise Day 1 mistakes.
- Last 60-90 minutes: PYQs, images, one-liners, and error notebook.
For a 3-4-day major subject
- Days 1-3: System-wise revision with 100-150 MCQs/day.
- Final day: Rapid consolidation, PYQs, image module, incorrects, and a 200-question custom module.
For a 1-day short subject
- 6-7 hours RR notes/video
- 3-4 hours QBank, at least 120 questions
- 1-2 hours PYQs and incorrects
Non-negotiable priorities by subject
- Medicine: ECG, ABG, CNS localization, renal and endocrine tables, emergency algorithms.
- Surgery: Trauma, fluids, thyroid, breast, GI, urology, instruments.
- OBG: PPH, labor, hypertensive disorders, CTG, infertility, contraception.
- PSM: Biostatistics, epidemiology, screening, vaccines, programmes.
- Pathology: Hematology, tumors/markers, renal pathology, images.
- Pharmacology: ANS, antimicrobials, CVS, chemotherapy, adverse effects, antidotes.
- Microbiology: Culture media, stains, toxins, hepatitis/HIV, parasites, diagnostics.
- Pediatrics: Neonatology, vaccines, growth and development, nutrition.
- Anatomy/Physiology: Images, graphs, nerve lesions, embryology, neuroanatomy, acid-base.
- Short subjects: Image and table revision carries a high return.
Marrow’s current platform itself emphasizes revision videos, high-yield QBank practice, and subject-wise tests, so this plan deliberately combines all three rather than relying on passive video completion. Marrow platform overview
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