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Give me schedule to revise for neet pg from Aug 1 to aug 19 I need more revisions for high scoring subjects...daily 100mcq...divide subjects into obg, spm, biochemistry, micro, fm, radio, anaes, psy, ortho, peds, surgery, dvl, anatomy, gen phy, gen pha, gen path, immunology, cvs, resp sys , cns, renal, endo, ent, opth,

Here's your NEET PG revision schedule from August 1 to August 19 (19 days), with 100 MCQs daily and more weight on high-scoring subjects.

Strategy

High-scoring subjects (more revision slots): OBG, Surgery, Pediatrics, SPM, Medicine (CVS, Resp, CNS, Renal, Endo), Pharmacology, Pathology, Microbiology
Moderate: Anatomy, Biochemistry, FM, Ortho, Ophthalmology, ENT
Shorter subjects (1 slot each): Radiology, Anaesthesia, Psychiatry, DVL, Immunology
MCQ split per day: 100 MCQs divided between 2-3 subjects covered that day.

19-Day NEET PG Revision Schedule

DayDateSubjectsMCQsFocus Notes
1Aug 1 (Sat)OBG + SPM60 + 40Obs complications, vaccines, vital stats
2Aug 2 (Sun)Surgery + Ortho60 + 40GIT, thyroid, fractures, joints
3Aug 3 (Mon)Pediatrics + Immunology65 + 35Growth/dev, vaccines, immunodeficiency
4Aug 4 (Tue)CVS + Resp Sys50 + 50Cardiology, pulmonology high-yield
5Aug 5 (Wed)Gen Pharmacology + Gen Pathology50 + 50Mechanisms, inflammation, neoplasia
6Aug 6 (Thu)OBG (Gynae) + DVL65 + 35Gynae malignancies, skin diseases
7Aug 7 (Fri)Microbiology + Biochemistry55 + 45Bacteriology, enzymes, metabolism
8Aug 8 (Sat)CNS + Psychiatry55 + 45Neurology, DSM disorders, drugs
9Aug 9 (Sun)Renal + Endo50 + 50Nephrology, DM, thyroid, adrenal
10Aug 10 (Mon)Surgery (revision) + Radio65 + 35Imaging signs, surgical emergencies
11Aug 11 (Tue)Gen Physiology + Anatomy50 + 50Neurophysio, embryology, topographic
12Aug 12 (Wed)SPM (revision) + FM55 + 45Epidemiology, biostatistics, toxicology
13Aug 13 (Thu)Pediatrics (revision) + ENT60 + 40Neonatology, ear/nose/throat disorders
14Aug 14 (Fri)CVS + Resp Sys (revision)50 + 50Heart failure, IHD, TB, COPD, asthma
15Aug 15 (Sat)OBG (3rd revision) + Ophthalmology60 + 40High-yield obs, retina, glaucoma
16Aug 16 (Sun)Microbiology (revision) + Anaesthesia65 + 35Virology, parasitology, volatile agents
17Aug 17 (Mon)Gen Pharmacology + Gen Pathology (revision)50 + 50Drug interactions, tumor markers
18Aug 18 (Tue)CNS + Renal + Endo (quick sweep)35+35+30Rapid-fire mixed MCQs
19Aug 19 (Wed)Full Mixed Grand Test100All subjects - simulate exam conditions

Revision Frequency Summary

SubjectRevision CountReason
OBG3x (Days 1, 6, 15)Highest scoring, 20+ Qs in NEET PG
Surgery2x (Days 2, 10)Large syllabus, high yield
Pediatrics2x (Days 3, 13)High scoring, consistent questions
CVS + Resp2x (Days 4, 14)Medicine is backbone
SPM2x (Days 1, 12)Biostatistics + community medicine scoring
Gen Pharma + Gen Path2x (Days 5, 17)Theory-heavy, needs revision
Microbiology2x (Days 7, 16)Mnemonics-heavy, forgettable
CNS + Renal + Endo2x (Days 8-9, 18)Clinical correlation heavy
Anatomy, Biochem, FM, Ortho, Radio, Anaes, Psy, DVL, Immunology, ENT, Ophth1x eachCompact subjects

Daily Study Template

Morning (2-3 hrs):   Subject 1 - Read notes / revision + 50-60 MCQs
Afternoon (1.5 hrs): Subject 2 - Read notes / revision + 40-50 MCQs
Evening (30 min):    Review wrong answers, make quick notes
Night (15 min):      Glance at previous day's wrong answers

High-Yield Tips Per Subject

  • OBG: Focus on Bishop score, fetal monitoring, gestational diabetes, staging of cancers
  • SPM: Karl Pearson, sensitivity/specificity, vaccine cold chain, notifiable diseases
  • Surgery: Thyroid, breast, colorectal cancers, hernia, post-op complications
  • Pediatrics: Milestones, vaccine schedule, neonatal jaundice, congenital heart disease
  • CVS/Resp: ECG changes, heart sounds, CXR patterns, spirometry values
  • Gen Pharma: Receptor pharmacology, anti-cancer drugs, drug interactions
  • Gen Path: Cell injury, inflammation, neoplasia, pigments
  • Microbiology: Culture media, staining, immunity mechanisms, specific organism features
  • FM: Taints of death, toxicology tables, rape/POCSO definitions
Day 19 is your mock exam day - attempt all 100 MCQs under timed conditions (no breaks) to simulate the actual NEET PG exam pressure. Review all wrong answers the same evening.
Good luck with your preparation! 🎯

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A clean, professional NEET PG revision schedule poster for August 1–19, 2026. Title at top: "NEET PG REVISION SCHEDULE | Aug 1–19, 2026" with subtitle "100 MCQs Daily". A well-organized table with columns: Day, Date, Subjects, MCQs, Notes. Include all 19 rows: Day 1 | Aug 1 Sat | OBG + SPM | 60+40 | Obs complications, vaccines, vital stats Day 2 | Aug 2 Sun | Surgery + Ortho | 60+40 | GIT, thyroid, fractures Day 3 | Aug 3 Mon | Pediatrics + Immunology | 65+35 | Growth/dev, vaccines Day 4 | Aug 4 Tue | CVS + Resp Sys | 50+50 | Cardiology, pulmonology Day 5 | Aug 5 Wed | Gen Pharmacology + Gen Pathology | 50+50 | Mechanisms, inflammation Day 6 | Aug 6 Thu | OBG (Gynae) + DVL | 65+35 | Gynae malignancies, skin Day 7 | Aug 7 Fri | Microbiology + Biochemistry | 55+45 | Bacteriology, metabolism Day 8 | Aug 8 Sat | CNS + Psychiatry | 55+45 | Neurology, DSM disorders Day 9 | Aug 9 Sun | Renal + Endocrinology | 50+50 | Nephrology, DM, thyroid Day 10 | Aug 10 Mon | Surgery (Rev) + Radiology | 65+35 | Imaging signs, emergencies Day 11 | Aug 11 Tue | Gen Physiology + Anatomy | 50+50 | Neurophysio, embryology Day 12 | Aug 12 Wed | SPM (Rev) + Forensic Med | 55+45 | Epidemiology, biostatistics Day 13 | Aug 13 Thu | Pediatrics (Rev) + ENT | 60+40 | Neonatology, ear/nose/throat Day 14 | Aug 14 Fri | CVS + Resp Sys (Rev) | 50+50 | Heart failure, TB, COPD Day 15 | Aug 15 Sat | OBG (3rd Rev) + Ophthalmology | 60+40 | High-yield obs, retina Day 16 | Aug 16 Sun | Microbiology (Rev) + Anaesthesia | 65+35 | Virology, volatile agents Day 17 | Aug 17 Mon | Gen Pharma + Gen Path (Rev) | 50+50 | Drug interactions, tumor markers Day 18 | Aug 18 Tue | CNS + Renal + Endo (Sweep) | 35+35+30 | Rapid-fire mixed MCQs Day 19 | Aug 19 Wed | FULL GRAND TEST - ALL SUBJECTS | 100 | Timed exam simulation Highlight high-scoring subjects (OBG, Surgery, Pediatrics, CVS, Resp, SPM) in a warm color. Day 19 row highlighted in bold red/gold as "GRAND TEST". Bottom section: "Daily Template: Morning - Subject 1 + 50-60 MCQs | Afternoon - Subject 2 + 40-50 MCQs | Evening - Review wrong answers". Color scheme: dark navy blue header, alternating white and light blue rows, green highlights for revision days, clean medical/academic style. Large readable font. Portrait orientation, A4 style poster.

NEET PG Revision Schedule Aug 1–19
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A few quick reminders:
  • OBG gets 3 slots (Days 1, 6, 15) - highest scoring subject
  • Green-highlighted days = revision rounds for subjects already covered
  • Day 19 (Aug 19) = Full Grand Test under timed exam conditions - no shortcuts!
All the best for NEET PG! 🩺

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A clean, professional NEET PG revision schedule poster for August 1–19, 2026. Title at top: "NEET PG REVISION SCHEDULE | Aug 1–19, 2026" with subtitle "100 MCQs Daily". A well-organized table with columns: Day, Date, Subjects, MCQs, Notes. Include all 19 rows: Day 1 | Aug 1 Sat | OBG + SPM | 60+40 | Obs complications, vaccines, vital stats Day 2 | Aug 2 Sun | Surgery + Ortho | 60+40 | GIT, thyroid, fractures Day 3 | Aug 3 Mon | Pediatrics + Immunology | 65+35 | Growth/dev, vaccines Day 4 | Aug 4 Tue | CVS + Resp Sys | 50+50 | Cardiology, pulmonology Day 5 | Aug 5 Wed | Gen Pharmacology + Gen Pathology | 50+50 | Mechanisms, inflammation Day 6 | Aug 6 Thu | OBG (Gynae) + DVL | 65+35 | Gynae malignancies, skin Day 7 | Aug 7 Fri | Microbiology + Biochemistry | 55+45 | Bacteriology, metabolism Day 8 | Aug 8 Sat | CNS + Psychiatry | 55+45 | Neurology, DSM disorders Day 9 | Aug 9 Sun | Renal + Endocrinology | 50+50 | Nephrology, DM, thyroid Day 10 | Aug 10 Mon | ★ MID GRAND TEST — All subjects so far | 100 | TIMED EXAM - Identify weak areas Day 11 | Aug 11 Tue | Gen Physiology + Anatomy | 50+50 | Neurophysio, embryology Day 12 | Aug 12 Wed | SPM (Rev) + Forensic Med | 55+45 | Epidemiology, biostatistics, toxicology Day 13 | Aug 13 Thu | Surgery (Rev) + Radiology | 65+35 | Imaging signs, surgical emergencies Day 14 | Aug 14 Fri | Pediatrics (Rev) + ENT | 60+40 | Neonatology, ear/nose/throat Day 15 | Aug 15 Sat | CVS + Resp Sys (Rev) | 50+50 | Heart failure, TB, COPD, asthma Day 16 | Aug 16 Sun | OBG (3rd Rev) + Ophthalmology | 60+40 | High-yield obs, retina, glaucoma Day 17 | Aug 17 Mon | Microbiology (Rev) + Anaesthesia | 65+35 | Virology, volatile agents Day 18 | Aug 18 Tue | Gen Pharma + Gen Path (Rev) + CNS sweep | 40+35+25 | Drug interactions, tumor markers Day 19 | Aug 19 Wed | ★★ FINAL GRAND TEST — ALL SUBJECTS | 100 | Full timed exam simulation Day 10 row highlighted in bright orange/amber with star symbol - "MID GRAND TEST". Day 19 row highlighted in bold red/gold with double star - "FINAL GRAND TEST". High-scoring subjects (OBG, Surgery, Pediatrics, CVS, Resp, SPM) rows in warm yellow tint. Revision days in light green tint. Bottom section two boxes side by side: Box 1 "Daily Template": Morning - Subject 1 + 50-60 MCQs | Afternoon - Subject 2 + 40-50 MCQs | Evening - Review wrong answers Box 2 "Grand Test Days (10 & 19)": Attempt all 100 MCQs timed | Review all wrong answers same evening | Note weak subjects for next revision Color scheme: dark navy blue header, alternating white and light blue rows, clean medical/academic style. Large readable font. Portrait orientation, A4 style poster.

NEET PG Revision Schedule with Mid & Final Grand Test
Updated schedule with 2 Grand Tests:
  • Day 10 (Aug 10) - Mid Grand Test ★ - After completing all subjects once, test yourself to find weak areas before the second round of revisions
  • Day 19 (Aug 19) - Final Grand Test ★★ - Full simulation of the actual exam
This structure is ideal - the mid-test result tells you exactly which subjects need more focus in Days 11-18. Good luck! 💪🩺
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Great notes! Here are the best memory tricks for everything in your image:

🧠 METALLOENZYMES - Memory Tricks

ZINC (Zn) - "ZnCAL MMP"

"Zinc Can Always Leave Many Metal Proteins"
  • Carbonic Anhydrase
  • ALA dehydratase
  • LDH
  • MMP (Matrix metalloprotease)
  • Metal finger = Zn finger DNA motifs (Steroids)
  • Glutamate DH
Deficiency trick: "Acne & Hypo" = Acrodermatitis enteropathica + Hypogonadism + wound healing impaired (SLC39A4 gene)

COPPER (Cu) - "TLC CT"

"To Love Copper, Check Tyson's Liver"
  • Tyrosinase
  • Lysyl oxidase
  • Cyt-c oxidase
  • Ceruloplasmin
  • Cytoplasmic SOD
Disease mnemonics:
  • ATP7A = Absent efflux = Menkes (Males, hair kinky) → "A before B = Menkes"
  • ATP7B = Biliary can't efflux Cu = Wilson's → "B = Bile = Wilson's"

SELENIUM (Se) - "GTD"

"Se-GTD = Selenium Gets Thyroid Done"
  • Glutathione peroxidase
  • Thioredoxin reductase
  • Deiodinase
Deficiency: Keshan = Kardiomyopathy (K for Keshan, K for cardiomyopathy) Excess: Alkali disease (livestock) - "Se excess makes animals alkaline/ill"

MOLYBDENUM (Mo) - "Mo Xo So"

(Already written in your notes - perfect!)
Mo = Xanthine Oxidase + Sulfite Oxidase

CHROMIUM (Chr) - "Chr Potentiates"

"Chrome Insulin" = Chromium potentiates insulin action (Think: Chrome browser needs a key/login - Chromium needs insulin to work)

NICKEL (Ni) - "Ni Urea"

"Nickel for Urease" - Ni = Urease only (Think: A nickel coin = 5¢ = only ONE enzyme, urease)

⚡ SOD (Superoxide Dismutase) - Locations

SOD TypeMetalLocation
SOD1Cu-ZnCytoplasm
SOD2MnMitochondria
SOD3Cu-ZnExtracellular
Mnemonic: "Mito-Mn, Cyto-Cu" = Mitochondria loves Manganese, Cytoplasm loves Copper

🔬 ENZYME CLASSIFICATION - "OHIO LIT"

LetterClassKey Example
OOxidoreductaseLDH, SOD
HHydrolaseAmylase, Lipase (= Breakdown)
IIsomeraseGlucose-6-phosphate isomerase
O--
LLigaseATP Synthase, Carboxylase
I--
TTransferaseKinase, Glycogen phosphorylase
TTranslocaseIon exchange (T7 type)
Simpler: "OTT-HIL" = Oxidoreductase, Transferase, Translocase, Hydrolase, Isomerase, Ligase

🍎 RQ VALUES - "CPAF"

"Carbs Please, And Fat's lower"
SubstrateRQ
Carbohydrates1.0 (CO2/O2 = 1)
Protein0.8
Alcohol0.7
Fat0.6-0.7
Highest Thermic Effect = Protein (remember: "Protein = most expensive to digest")

🍬 CALORIC VALUES - "PFCA"

"Please Feed Cats Always" = 4, 4, 9, 7
Nutrientkcal/g
Protein4
Carbs4
Fat9
Alcohol7
Easy trick: Fat is 9 = most calories = why fat people are "9ce" (nice/fat). Alcohol = 7 = between fat and carbs.

🩸 HbA1c vs Fructosamine

HbA1cFructosamine
Reflects120 days (3 months)20 days (3 weeks)
MarkerGlycated HbGlycated Albumin
"HbA1c = 120 days = 3 months, Fructo = 20 days = 3 weeks" Memory: Fructosamine is Faster (shorter window)

🧲 KINASES/PHOSPHORYLASE use Mg²⁺

"Mg = Muscle Go" - All kinases/phosphorylases/carboxylases use Mg except:
  • Pyruvate kinase uses K (potassium)
  • They are isoenzymes (different structure, same reaction)

Quick Revision Card Summary

Zn → CAL-MMP + Steroids
Cu → TLC-C + SOD (Cyto)
Se → GTD (Keshan = Cardio)
Mo → Xo + So
Chr → Insulin potentiator
Ni → Urease only
Mn → SOD (Mito)

RQ: C=1, P=0.8, Alcohol=0.7, Fat=0.6
Cal: C/P=4, Fat=9, Alcohol=7
HbA1c=120d | Fructosamine=20d (albumin)
These mnemonics + the table on your notes = perfect combo! Read the mnemonic first, then verify with the table. 🎯
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