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I can see both images clearly. Let me read the PDF files to understand the QBank content while I analyze everything.
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I need to use the PDF skill to read these files. Let me read the skill first, then extract the QBank table of contents.
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Good. Now let me extract the first few pages (table of contents) from all three QBanks in parallel to understand their chapter structure.
Running Command

python3 -c " import pdfplumber files = { 'Biochemistry': '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/TM\'s Biochemistry QBank 3rd Edition.pdf', 'Physiology': '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/TM\'s Physiology QBank 3rd Edition.pdf', 'Anatomy': '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/tm-s-anatomy-qbank-3rd-edition_compress.pdf', } for subj, path in files.items(): print(f'\\n=== {subj} ===') with pdfplumber.open(path) as pdf: print(f'Total pages: {len(pdf.pages)}') # Extract first 5 pages (usually TOC) for i in range(min(6, len(pdf.pages))): text = pdf.pages[i].extract_text() if text: print(f'--- Page {i+1} ---') print(text[:1500]) "

Running Command

python3 -c " import pdfplumber path = '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/Pdf imp_260713_203703_compressed.pdf' with pdfplumber.open(path) as pdf: print(f'Total pages: {len(pdf.pages)}') for i in range(min(10, len(pdf.pages))): text = pdf.pages[i].extract_text() if text: print(f'--- Page {i+1} ---') print(text[:2000]) print() "

I now have all the information I need. Let me get the remaining chapter headings from all three QBanks quickly.
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python3 -c " import pdfplumber files = { 'Biochemistry': '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/TM\'s Biochemistry QBank 3rd Edition.pdf', 'Physiology': '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/TM\'s Physiology QBank 3rd Edition.pdf', 'Anatomy': '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/tm-s-anatomy-qbank-3rd-edition_compress.pdf', } for subj, path in files.items(): print(f'\\n=== {subj} CHAPTER HEADINGS ===') with pdfplumber.open(path) as pdf: for i, page in enumerate(pdf.pages): text = page.extract_text() if text: # Print only bold-like headings (ALL CAPS lines) lines = text.split('\\n') for line in lines: stripped = line.strip() if stripped and (stripped.isupper() or (len(stripped) > 4 and stripped[:4].isupper() and 'LAQ' not in stripped and 'SAQ' not in stripped and 'VSAQ' not in stripped)): print(f' p{i+1}: {stripped}') " 2>/dev/null

I now have everything I need. Let me also quickly check what's in the "Pdf imp" file.
Running Command

python3 -c " import pdfplumber path = '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/Pdf imp_260713_203703_compressed.pdf' with pdfplumber.open(path) as pdf: print(f'Total pages: {len(pdf.pages)}') for i in range(min(8, len(pdf.pages))): text = pdf.pages[i].extract_text() if text: print(f'--- Page {i+1} ---') print(text[:2500]) print() " 2>/dev/null

The "imp" PDF appears to be a scanned image-based file (no extractable text). Let me analyse it visually.
Running Command

python3 -c " import pdfplumber path = '/home/daytona/workspace/attachments/8cac1584-a9f7-455e-9d82-083aabb96f65/Pdf imp_260713_203703_compressed.pdf' with pdfplumber.open(path) as pdf: print(f'Total pages: {len(pdf.pages)}') # Try all pages for text found = 0 for i, page in enumerate(pdf.pages): text = page.extract_text() if text and len(text.strip()) > 20: print(f'--- Page {i+1} ---') print(text[:1000]) found += 1 if found >= 5: break if found == 0: print('No extractable text found - likely scanned images') " 2>/dev/null

Now I have all the information needed. Let me build the complete study plan.Here is your complete, exam-specific study plan built from all your materials.

MBBS 1st Year - KNRUHS Final Exam Study Plan

Today: July 13, 2026 | First Exam: Aug 12, 2026 (Biochemistry Paper I) Total days available: 30 days

Exam Order & Dates (from your timetable)

DateDayPaper
Aug 12WedBiochemistry Paper I
Aug 14FriBiochemistry Paper II
Aug 17MonAnatomy Paper I
Aug 19WedAnatomy Paper II
Aug 21FriPhysiology Paper I
Aug 24MonPhysiology Paper II
Reporting time: 9:00 AM. Exam: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Passing: 50% aggregate (theory+practical), minimum 40% separately in theory and practical. For two-paper subjects, minimum 40% in aggregate of both papers.

Priority Framework from QBank (Stars = Frequency in Previous KNRUHS/AP/TS Papers)

  • ***** = Must-do, asked repeatedly - do these first
  • *** = Important, likely to appear
  • * = Cover if time permits

PHASE 1: BIOCHEMISTRY

(Days 1-12: July 13 - July 24) *Reason: Exam is first, on Aug 12-14. Use early, fresh days for this.

Biochemistry Weightage Map

Paper I Topics (Syllabus Weightage)

TopicMarksQBank Priority Topics
Chemistry & Metabolism of Carbohydrates18HMP Pathway, Glycogen Storage, Gluconeogenesis (all *****), TCA Cycle, Fate of Pyruvate, G6PD, Galactose Metabolism, HbA1c
Chemistry & Metabolism of Lipids18Lipoproteins & Hyperlipoproteinemia, Cholesterol Biosynthesis, Ketone Body Metabolism, Beta-Oxidation (all *****), Essential Fatty Acids
Vitamins15Vitamin A, B12, C, D (all *****)
Enzymes12Enzyme kinetics, Isoenzymes, Enzyme inhibition (all heavily starred)
Biological Oxidation8ETC, Oxidative phosphorylation, Mitchell's hypothesis
Minerals8Calcium & Phosphorus metabolism, Zinc, Iron (*****)
Nutrition & Dietetics8BMR, PEM, Marasmus vs Kwashiorkor
Cell, organelles, transport5Cell membrane structure, transport mechanisms
Biochem lab tests3Basic principles
AETCOM5

Paper II Topics (Syllabus Weightage)

TopicMarksQBank Priority Topics
Amino acids, proteins & metabolism15Urea Cycle, Phenylalanine/Tyrosine metabolism, PKU, Albinism (*****)
Molecular Biology & Gene Therapy15DNA replication, transcription, translation, PCR, recombinant DNA (*****)
Fluid & Electrolyte Balance15 (shared with Acid-Base)Acid-base disorders, Henderson-Hasselbalch (*****)
Acid-Base Balance(above)Metabolic & respiratory acidosis/alkalosis
Chemistry & Metabolism of Nucleotides10Purine & pyrimidine synthesis, gout, SCID
Organ Function Tests & Hormones10LFT, KFT, thyroid function, mechanism of hormone action
Haeme Metabolism8Haem synthesis, porphyrias, jaundice (*****)
Xenobiotics & Free Radicals6Antioxidants, ROS, cancer biochemistry
Plasma Proteins & ECM(within proteins)Electrophoresis, immunoglobulins
Plasma Proteins & Immunology5Immunoglobulin structure
Intermediary Metabolism3
Biochemistry of Cancer5Tumor markers, oncogenes
Extracellular Matrix3Collagen, elastin
AETCOM5

Biochemistry Daily Schedule (July 13-24)

DayDateFocus TopicQBank Tasks
1Jul 13 (today, Mon)Carbohydrates - Part 1 (Glycolysis, TCA Cycle, PDH complex)LAQ: HMP Pathway; VSAQ: Fate of Pyruvate, Anomers, Epimers
2Jul 14 (Tue)Carbohydrates - Part 2 (Glycogen metabolism, Gluconeogenesis, HMP)LAQ: Glycogen storage disorders, Gluconeogenesis; SAQ: G6PD, Galactose metabolism
3Jul 15 (Wed)Lipids - Part 1 (Fatty acid synthesis, beta-oxidation, ketone bodies)LAQ: Beta-oxidation (with energetics), Ketone body metabolism/DKA
4Jul 16 (Thu)Lipids - Part 2 (Lipoproteins, Cholesterol metabolism)LAQ: Lipoproteins & Hyperlipoproteinemia, Cholesterol biosynthesis; SAQ: Essential fatty acids
5Jul 17 (Fri)Enzymes + Biological OxidationLAQ: Enzyme kinetics, Isoenzymes; SAQ: ETC, Oxidative phosphorylation
6Jul 18 (Sat)Vitamins (fat + water-soluble)LAQ: Vitamins A, B12, C, D - all *****
7Jul 19 (Sun)Minerals + NutritionSAQ: Ca/P metabolism, Iron, Zinc; SAQ: BMR, PEM, Marasmus/Kwashiorkor
8Jul 20 (Mon)Proteins & Amino Acid MetabolismLAQ: Urea cycle, Phe/Tyr metabolism (PKU, Albinism, Alkaptonuria); SAQ: One-carbon metabolism
9Jul 21 (Tue)Nucleotides + Molecular BiologyLAQ: DNA replication/transcription/translation, PCR, Gene therapy; Nucleotide synthesis, Gout
10Jul 22 (Wed)Acid-Base + Fluid/Electrolyte BalanceLAQ: Acid-base disorders; SAQ: Henderson-Hasselbalch, Metabolic acidosis/alkalosis
11Jul 23 (Thu)Haeme + Plasma Proteins + OFTs + CancerLAQ: Haem synthesis, Porphyrias, Jaundice; SAQ: LFT, KFT, Tumor markers
12Jul 24 (Fri)Full Biochemistry RevisionDo ALL ***** VSAQ list in QBank; write out 5 likely LAQ answers

PHASE 2: ANATOMY

(Days 13-21: July 25 - Aug 2) *Reason: Exam Aug 17-19. Needs the most bulk work.

Anatomy Weightage Map

Paper I Topics

TopicMarksQBank Priority Topics
Head & Neck15+5+3+3+3Parotid gland, thyroid gland, facial nerve, carotid triangle, submandibular gland (*****)
Neuroanatomy5+5+3+3+3Internal capsule, thalamus, cerebellum, brainstem sections, CSF
Upper Limb15+5Brachial plexus, Median/Radial/Ulnar nerves, shoulder/elbow joints, Brachial artery (*****)
General Histology5+3Epithelium types, connective tissue, bone histology
General Embryology5+3Fertilization, gastrulation, placenta
Systemic Histology5+3
Systemic Embryology5+3

Paper II Topics

TopicMarksQBank Priority Topics
Thorax5+5+3+3+3+3Heart blood supply, right atrium, arch of aorta, thoracic duct, azygos system (*****)
Abdomen & Pelvis15+5+3+3Inguinal canal, portal vein, kidney, liver, female pelvis, uterus
Lower Limb15+5Sciatic nerve, hip joint, knee joint, popliteal fossa, venous drainage (*****)
Systemic Histology5+3
Systemic Embryology5+3
General Anatomy5+3+3Joints classification, fracture healing
Genetics(shared)Chromosomes, mutations
AETCOM5

Anatomy Daily Schedule (July 25 - Aug 2)

DayDateFocusQBank Tasks
13Jul 25 (Sat)Upper Limb - NervesLAQ: Brachial plexus (*****), Median, Radial, Ulnar nerves (*****); VSAQ: Carpal tunnel, Anatomical snuff box
14Jul 26 (Sun)Upper Limb - Joints + Vessels + Mammary GlandLAQ: Shoulder joint, Elbow joint; Brachial/Radial artery; Mammary gland *****; SAQ: Cubital fossa, Lumbricals
15Jul 27 (Mon)Lower LimbLAQ: Sciatic nerve, Hip joint, Knee joint, Popliteal fossa, Femoral triangle; SAQ: Arches of foot, Venous drainage
16Jul 28 (Tue)ThoraxLAQ: Blood supply of heart, Right atrium; SAQ: Thoraco-abdominal diaphragm, Arch of aorta, Thoracic duct, Azygos veins, Superior/Posterior mediastinum
17Jul 29 (Wed)Head & Neck - Part 1LAQ: Parotid gland, Thyroid gland, Facial nerve; SAQ: Triangles of neck
18Jul 30 (Thu)Head & Neck - Part 2 + NeuroanatomyLAQ: Submandibular gland, Cavernous sinus; Neuroanatomy: Internal capsule, brainstem sections, cerebellum, CSF
19Jul 31 (Fri)Abdomen & PelvisLAQ: Inguinal canal/hernia, Portal vein, Kidney; SAQ: Liver, Uterus, Ureter
20Aug 1 (Sat)Histology + Embryology + General Anatomy + GeneticsSAQ/VSAQ from histology and embryology QBank; Genetics: Karyotype, Down syndrome
21Aug 2 (Sun)Full Anatomy RevisionAll ***** VSAQ; practice drawing diagrams (Brachial plexus, brainstem sections, ECG leads equivalent for anatomy)

PHASE 3: PHYSIOLOGY

(Days 22-29: Aug 3-10) *Reason: Exam Aug 21-24. Last subject - finish strong.

Physiology Weightage Map

Paper I Topics

TopicMarksQBank Priority Topics
Cardiovascular20Cardiac output, Cardiac cycle, Blood pressure regulation, Shock (*****)
Blood (Hematology)15Erythropoiesis, Coagulation/bleeding disorders, Blood grouping (*****)
Respiratory15O2 transport, CO2 transport, Neural/chemical regulation of respiration, PFTs (*****)
Gastrointestinal15GI hormones, gastric secretion, intestinal digestion/absorption
Renal & Excretory15Tubular reabsorption, GFR, countercurrent mechanism, micturition
General Physiology (Cell & Membrane)15Action potential, RMP, modes of transport (*****)
AETCOM5

Paper II Topics

TopicMarksQBank Priority Topics
Neurophysiology (CNS)35 (shared with special senses)Cerebellum, basal ganglia, thalamus, sleep, EEG, cerebral cortex, pain (*****)
Nerve-Muscle Physiology20Nerve fiber types, NMJ, muscle contraction, motor unit
Reproductive Physiology15Menstrual cycle, spermatogenesis, pregnancy, lactation
Endocrine Physiology15Thyroid, adrenal, GH, insulin/glucagon (*****)
Integrated Physiology10Exercise physiology, temperature regulation
Special Senses(within CNS 35)Hearing, vision, taste
AETCOM5

Physiology Daily Schedule (Aug 3-10)

DayDateFocusQBank Tasks
22Aug 3 (Mon)General Physiology + BloodSAQ: Action potential, RMP, Transport; LAQ: Erythropoiesis, Coagulation; SAQ: Types of jaundice, Plasma proteins
23Aug 4 (Tue)CardiovascularLAQ: Cardiac output, Cardiac cycle, BP regulation (short+intermediate+long), Shock; VSAQ: Frank-Starling, PR interval, ECG leads
24Aug 5 (Wed)RespiratoryLAQ: O2 transport+ODC, CO2 transport, Neural/chemical regulation; PFTs; SAQ: Acclimatization, Caisson's disease
25Aug 6 (Thu)Gastrointestinal + RenalLAQ: Gastric secretion, Intestinal digestion; LAQ: GFR, tubular functions, CCM, micturition
26Aug 7 (Fri)Neurophysiology - Part 1LAQ: Cerebellum, Basal ganglia, Thalamus; SAQ: Sleep & EEG, Cerebral cortex, Limbic system
27Aug 8 (Sat)Neurophysiology - Part 2 + Nerve-MuscleLAQ: Pain & referred pain, UMN vs LMN; Nerve fiber types, NMJ, Muscle contraction
28Aug 9 (Sun)Endocrine + ReproductiveLAQ: Thyroid, Adrenal cortex/medulla, GH (with acromegaly), Insulin/glucagon; Menstrual cycle, Spermatogenesis
29Aug 10 (Mon)Full Physiology Revision + Integrated PhysiologyAll ***** VSAQ; Exercise physiology, temperature regulation

PHASE 4: FINAL BUFFER DAYS

(Aug 11 - during exam period)
DayDateActivity
Day 30Aug 11 (Tue)Biochem Paper I final read - Carbohydrates, Lipids, Enzymes, Vitamins; write quick-answer notes
Aug 12BIOCHEMISTRY PAPER I
Aug 13Quick revision of Biochem Paper II topics (Proteins, Mol. Bio, Acid-Base)
Aug 14BIOCHEMISTRY PAPER II
Aug 15-16Anatomy revision - Paper I (Upper limb, Head & Neck, Neuroanatomy) on 15th; Paper II (Thorax, Abdomen, Lower limb) on 16th
Aug 17ANATOMY PAPER I
Aug 18Anatomy Paper II quick revision
Aug 19ANATOMY PAPER II
Aug 20Physiology Paper I revision (CVS, Blood, Respiratory)
Aug 21PHYSIOLOGY PAPER I
Aug 22-23Physiology Paper II revision (Neuro, Endocrine, Reproductive)
Aug 24PHYSIOLOGY PAPER II

Study Session Structure (Daily)

Morning (3-4 hours) - NEW CONTENT
  • Read theory/notes on the day's topic
  • Focus on understanding LAQ (Long Answer Question) topics
Afternoon (2-3 hours) - QBANK PRACTICE
  • Work through TM's QBank for the day's topic
  • Start with all ***** questions, then ***
  • Write out answers for LAQs (practice writing, not just reading)
Evening (1-2 hours) - REVISION + VSAQ DRILL
  • Revise the day's VSAQ list from QBank
  • Quick-write 10-line answers for SAQs
  • Diagram practice (especially anatomy)

High-Yield Master Lists (Do These No Matter What)

Biochemistry - Must-Cover LAQs (***** only)

  1. HMP Pathway & clinical significance
  2. Glycogen metabolism & storage disorders
  3. Gluconeogenesis & regulation
  4. Lipoproteins & hyperlipoproteinemia
  5. Cholesterol biosynthesis & drugs
  6. Ketone body metabolism & DKA
  7. Beta-oxidation with energetics
  8. Urea cycle & disorders
  9. Phenylalanine/Tyrosine metabolism (PKU, Albinism)
  10. Acid-base balance
  11. Vitamin A, B12, D (individual LAQs)
  12. DNA replication & molecular biology techniques

Anatomy - Must-Cover LAQs (***** only)

  1. Brachial plexus with applied aspects
  2. Mammary gland
  3. Median, Radial, Ulnar nerves
  4. Shoulder joint & Hip joint
  5. Blood supply of heart
  6. Sciatic nerve
  7. Arches of foot
  8. Knee joint
  9. Venous drainage of lower limb
  10. Parotid gland / Thyroid gland / Facial nerve

Physiology - Must-Cover LAQs (***** only)

  1. Erythropoiesis
  2. Coagulation & bleeding disorders
  3. Cardiac output & factors
  4. Cardiac cycle with LV pressure-volume curve
  5. Blood pressure regulation (short, intermediate, long term)
  6. O2 transport & oxygen dissociation curve
  7. CO2 transport & Hamburger phenomenon
  8. Neural & chemical regulation of respiration
  9. Pulmonary function tests
  10. GFR & tubular functions
  11. Cerebellar functions & connections
  12. Thyroid hormones & disorders
  13. Adrenal cortex & medulla hormones

Notes on the "Pdf imp" File

Your file Pdf imp_260713_203703_compressed.pdf (47 pages) is a scanned image-based document - no digital text could be extracted. It is likely a set of important questions or notes from your teacher/institute. Go through this file manually today and add any additional topics it highlights to the relevant day's schedule above.

Quick Tips

  • Passing criteria reminder: You need 40% in theory alone, 40% in practical alone, and 50% combined. Focus on scoring enough in theory - don't neglect practicals either.
  • Star system in QBank: Always do ***** first. In the QBank, ***** items have appeared in AP/TS/TSI exams within the last 5-7 years repeatedly - these are your highest-return topics.
  • Anatomy diagrams: Draw and label at least once each: Brachial plexus, Brainstem cross-sections, Heart blood supply, Bony landmarks. Examiners award marks for neat diagrams.
  • Biochemistry pathways: Write out (don't just read) Glycolysis, TCA cycle, Urea cycle, and Beta-oxidation at least twice each.
  • AETCOM carries 5 marks in each paper - prepare 3-4 short, structured answers and do not skip it.

Can you give all this content in a pdf form so i can take print,and check quickly!dont leave a word too,give me everything in the pdf and dont firegt the histology too!

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Good - I'll use reportlab to create a well-formatted, print-ready PDF.
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mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/study-plan && echo "dir ready"

Can you give all this content in a pdf form so i can take print,and check quickly!dont leave a word too,give me everything in the pdf and dont firegt the histology too!

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mkdir -p /home/daytona/workspace/study-plan && echo "ready"

Where is the pdf??

How long??

Pdf?

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