I am preparing for fmge jan 2027 200 marks I am using main video of high weightage Subject like psm obsgyn surgery patho pharma micro and remaining all from marrow world of revision I will plan to complete it till 10th of October give me detail plan for all subjects
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FMGE Jan 2027 - Complete Study Plan (July 13 to October 10, 2026)
Total days available: ~89 days (13 July - 10 October)
Total marks: 300 (but your target focus is the 200 high-yield marks)
Your Strategy (as you described)
| Track | Subjects | Resource |
|---|---|---|
| Main Video (High Weightage) | PSM, OBG, Surgery, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology | Full subject videos |
| World of Revision (WOR) | Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, FMT, Ophthalmology, ENT, Pediatrics, Medicine, Psychiatry, Dermatology, Orthopaedics, Anaesthesia, Radiology | Marrow WOR notes + QBank |
FMGE Subject-Wise Marks Distribution (300 total)
| Subject | Marks | Your Track |
|---|---|---|
| General Medicine | 33 | WOR |
| General Surgery | 32 | Main Video |
| Community Medicine (PSM) | 30 | Main Video |
| OBG | 30 | Main Video |
| Anatomy | 17 | WOR |
| Physiology | 17 | WOR |
| Biochemistry | 17 | WOR |
| ENT | 15 | WOR |
| Ophthalmology | 15 | WOR |
| Pediatrics | 15 | WOR |
| Pathology | 13 | Main Video |
| Microbiology | 13 | Main Video |
| Pharmacology | 13 | Main Video |
| FMT | 10 | WOR |
| Orthopaedics | 5 | WOR |
| Dermatology | 5 | WOR |
| Psychiatry | 5 | WOR |
| Anaesthesia | 5 | WOR |
| Radiology | 5 | WOR |
Phase-Wise Detailed Plan
PHASE 1 - FOUNDATION (July 13 - August 10) | 29 days
Goal: Complete all 6 main video subjects (high weightage)
These 6 subjects = 131 marks = ~44% of the paper. Nail them first.
Week 1 (July 13 - July 19) - PATHOLOGY
13 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Mon 13 | General pathology - Cell injury, Necrosis, Apoptosis |
| Tue 14 | Inflammation, Healing & Repair |
| Wed 15 | Neoplasia (Carcinogenesis, Tumor markers, Grading/Staging) |
| Thu 16 | Hematopathology - Anemias, WBC disorders |
| Fri 17 | Lymphoma, Leukemia, Coagulation disorders |
| Sat 18 | Systemic pathology - Kidney, Liver, Lung, GIT |
| Sun 19 | Revision + 50 MCQs Pathology |
High-yield focus: Tumor markers, Reed-Sternberg cells, nephrotic vs nephritic, types of necrosis
Week 2 (July 20 - July 26) - PHARMACOLOGY
13 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Mon 20 | General Pharmacology - Routes, Pharmacokinetics, Receptors |
| Tue 21 | ANS - Cholinergics, Anticholinergics, Adrenergics |
| Wed 22 | CVS drugs - Antihypertensives, Antiarrhythmics, Diuretics |
| Thu 23 | CNS drugs - Anxiolytics, Antidepressants, Antiepileptics, Antipsychotics |
| Fri 24 | Chemotherapy - Antibiotics, Antifungals, Antivirals, Antihelminthics |
| Sat 25 | Autacoids, Anti-inflammatories, Immunosuppressants, Anticancer |
| Sun 26 | Revision + 50 MCQs Pharmacology |
High-yield focus: Drug of choice tables, contraindications, side effects (MOA-based)
Week 3 (July 27 - August 2) - MICROBIOLOGY
13 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Mon 27 | General Bacteriology - Cell wall, staining, culture media |
| Tue 28 | Gram-positive bacteria - Staph, Strep, Clostridium, Corynebacterium |
| Wed 29 | Gram-negative bacteria - E.coli, Salmonella, Vibrio, Pseudomonas, Neisseria |
| Thu 30 | Mycobacteria, Spirochetes, Atypicals (Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Rickettsia) |
| Fri 31 | Virology - Hepatitis, HIV, Herpesviruses, Arboviruses |
| Sat 1 Aug | Parasitology + Mycology |
| Sun 2 Aug | Revision + 50 MCQs Microbiology |
High-yield focus: Culture media (which organism on which media), lab diagnosis of HIV/TB/malaria
Week 4 (August 3 - August 10) - PSM (Community Medicine)
30 marks | Main Video - HIGHEST priority non-clinical subject
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Mon 3 | Epidemiology basics - Study designs, Bias, Confounders |
| Tue 4 | Biostatistics - Sensitivity, Specificity, PPV, NPV, P-value |
| Wed 5 | Vaccines - Schedule, Cold chain, Types, Storage temperatures |
| Thu 6 | National Health Programs (RNTCP, NVBDCP, NPCDCS, RCH, Ayushman Bharat) |
| Fri 7 | Nutrition - PEM, Vitamins, Micronutrients, Iodine deficiency |
| Sat 8 | Health management, ICDS, Primary Health Care, Environment/Occupational health |
| Sun 9 | Demography, Vital statistics, Screening, Water sanitation |
| Mon 10 | Full PSM Revision + 70 MCQs |
High-yield focus: Immunization schedule (UIP), Herd immunity thresholds, NHP details, vaccine cold chain
PHASE 2 - HIGH-YIELD CLINICAL (August 11 - September 7) | 28 days
Goal: Complete OBG + Surgery (main video) + Medicine + ENT + Ophthalmology + Pediatrics (WOR)
Week 5 (August 11 - August 17) - OBG
30 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Mon 11 | Normal pregnancy - Physiology, ANC, Dating |
| Tue 12 | Abnormal pregnancy - APH (Placenta previa, Abruption), PIH/Pre-eclampsia/Eclampsia |
| Wed 13 | Labour - Stages, Mechanisms, Dystocia, CTG interpretation |
| Thu 14 | Postpartum - PPH, Puerperal sepsis, Lactation |
| Fri 15 | Gynaecology - Menstrual disorders, PCOD, Endometriosis, Fibroids |
| Sat 16 | Malignancies - Cervical, Ovarian, Endometrial cancer + Screening |
| Sun 17 | Contraception + Infertility + Revision + 70 MCQs OBG |
High-yield focus: Pre-eclampsia management, Bishop score, PPH causes & management, cervical cancer screening
Week 6 (August 18 - August 25) - SURGERY
32 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Mon 18 | Fluids & electrolytes, Surgical nutrition, Wound healing |
| Tue 19 | Trauma - ATLS, Head injury, Spinal injury, Burns (rules) |
| Wed 20 | GI Surgery - Intestinal obstruction, Appendicitis, Peritonitis, Hernia |
| Thu 21 | HPB Surgery - Gallstones, Pancreatitis (acute & chronic), Liver abscess |
| Fri 22 | Breast, Thyroid, Parathyroid, Adrenal surgery |
| Sat 23 | Vascular surgery - DVT, Varicose veins, Peripheral arterial disease |
| Sun 24 | Oncology principles + Urology (BPH, Ca prostate, renal cell carcinoma) |
| Mon 25 | Full Surgery Revision + 70 MCQs |
High-yield focus: Ranson's criteria, staging of burns, hernia types, DVT management
Week 7 (August 26 - September 1) - MEDICINE (WOR)
33 marks - Highest marks subject
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Wed 26 | Cardiology - IHD, Arrhythmias, Heart failure, Valve diseases (ECG basics) |
| Thu 27 | Respiratory - Asthma, COPD, Pneumonia, TB, Pleural effusion |
| Fri 28 | Nephrology - AKI, CKD, Glomerulonephritis, RTA |
| Sat 29 | Neurology - Stroke, Epilepsy, Meningitis, Parkinson's, Myasthenia |
| Sun 30 | Endocrinology - DM, Thyroid, Adrenal, Pituitary disorders |
| Mon 31 | GI/Hepatology - Cirrhosis, PUD, IBD, Hepatitis |
| Tue 1 Sep | Rheumatology + Hematology + 70 MCQs Medicine (WOR) |
Week 8 (September 2 - September 7) - ENT + Ophthalmology (WOR)
15 + 15 = 30 marks combined
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Wed 2 | ENT - Ear (Otitis, SNHL, CSOM, Otosclerosis, Vestibular disorders) |
| Thu 3 | ENT - Nose (Sinusitis, Allergic rhinitis, Epistaxis) + Throat (Tonsillitis, Laryngeal Ca) |
| Fri 4 | Ophthalmology - Glaucoma, Cataract, Retina (DR, CRAO, CRVO, RD) |
| Sat 5 | Ophthalmology - Cornea, Uvea, Trauma, Strabismus, Optics |
| Sun 6 | ENT + Ophthalmology Revision + 60 MCQs |
| Mon 7 | Pediatrics Part 1 - Growth & Development, Immunization, Neonatal conditions (WOR) |
PHASE 3 - COMPLETING ALL SUBJECTS (September 8 - September 21) | 14 days
Goal: Finish Pediatrics, Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, FMT + small subjects
Week 9 (September 8 - September 14)
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Tue 8 | Pediatrics Part 2 - Nutritional disorders, Diarrheal diseases, Respiratory infections (WOR) |
| Wed 9 | Pediatrics Part 3 - Congenital heart diseases, Nephrotic syndrome, Febrile seizures + MCQs |
| Thu 10 | Anatomy - Embryology (high yield), Neuroanatomy, Surface marking (WOR) |
| Fri 11 | Anatomy - Upper limb nerve injuries, Lower limb, Thorax, Abdomen (WOR) |
| Sat 12 | Physiology - CVS (cardiac cycle, ECG), Resp (spirometry, hypoxia) (WOR) |
| Sun 13 | Physiology - Renal, Neuro, Endocrine, GIT high-yield (WOR) |
| Mon 14 | Biochemistry - Enzyme disorders, Vitamins, Metabolic pathways, Inborn errors (WOR) |
Week 10 (September 15 - September 21)
| Day | Topic |
|---|---|
| Tue 15 | Forensic Medicine (FMT) - Medico-legal aspects, Thanatology, Poisoning (WOR) |
| Wed 16 | Orthopaedics - Fractures (principles, specific), CTEV, Bone tumors (WOR) |
| Thu 17 | Dermatology - Leprosy, Scabies, Psoriasis, SLE skin, Drugs causing rashes (WOR) |
| Fri 18 | Psychiatry - Schizophrenia, Depression, Mania, ICD criteria, Drugs (WOR) |
| Sat 19 | Anaesthesia - Preoperative assessment, Inhalational agents, Neuromuscular blockers (WOR) |
| Sun 20 | Radiology - X-ray signs, CT patterns, USG indications, Contrast (WOR) |
| Mon 21 | BUFFER DAY - Catch up any pending topic |
PHASE 4 - INTENSIVE REVISION (September 22 - October 10) | 19 days
Goal: Multiple rapid revisions, mock tests, PYQ analysis
Revision Cycle 1 (September 22 - September 28) - Subject-wise rapid revision
| Day | Focus |
|---|---|
| Tue 22 | PSM rapid revision - All flowcharts, one-liners, vaccine schedule |
| Wed 23 | OBG rapid revision - Drug protocols, management flowcharts |
| Thu 24 | Surgery rapid revision - Criteria tables, emergency management |
| Fri 25 | Patho + Micro rapid revision - Organism-media tables, tumor markers |
| Sat 26 | Pharma rapid revision - Drug of choice master table |
| Sun 27 | Medicine + ENT + Ophthalmology rapid revision |
| Mon 28 | Anatomy + Physiology + Biochemistry rapid revision (WOR notes only) |
Revision Cycle 2 + Mock Tests (September 29 - October 5)
| Day | Activity |
|---|---|
| Tue 29 | Full Mock Test 1 (200 questions, timed) |
| Wed 30 | Analyze Mock 1 errors - Revise weak areas |
| Thu 1 Oct | Full Mock Test 2 (200 questions, timed) |
| Fri 2 | Analyze Mock 2 + Revise Pediatrics + FMT + small subjects |
| Sat 3 | PYQ analysis - Last 5 years FMGE papers (identify repeat patterns) |
| Sun 4 | Full Mock Test 3 (300 questions, full paper simulation) |
| Mon 5 | Mock 3 analysis + error notebook review |
Final Sprint (October 6 - October 10)
| Day | Activity |
|---|---|
| Tue 6 | PSM + Pharma last revision (most volatile subjects) |
| Wed 7 | OBG + Surgery last revision |
| Thu 8 | Medicine + Patho + Micro last revision |
| Fri 9 | All small subjects quick pass + WOR notes |
| Sat 10 | PLAN COMPLETE - Rest, light MCQ revision only, confidence check |
Key Tips for Your Strategy
1. Main Video subjects - how to use them:
- Watch at 1.25-1.5x speed
- Pause and write one-liners during lecture
- Same day - attempt 30 subject MCQs immediately after
- After subject completion - do 1-week later revision (spaced repetition)
2. WOR subjects - how to use them:
- Read notes, then practice MCQs from QBank
- Do NOT re-watch long videos for these subjects
- 1 pass of WOR notes per subject is enough at this stage
- Medicine is the biggest WOR subject - spend 6-7 days on it
3. Daily schedule template:
6:00 - 8:00 AM → New content (video lecture / WOR reading)
8:00 - 9:00 AM → Breakfast + break
9:00 - 12:00 PM → Continue new content
12:00 - 1:00 PM → Lunch + rest
1:00 - 3:00 PM → MCQ practice (subject-wise from QBank)
3:00 - 5:00 PM → Previous day subject rapid revision
5:00 - 6:00 PM → Break / exercise
6:00 - 8:00 PM → Review MCQ errors + one-liner notes
8:00 - 9:00 PM → Light reading / WOR small subjects
4. MCQ target per day: Minimum 50-100 MCQs daily from current subject
5. Error notebook: Maintain a written list of all wrong MCQ concepts - review every 3 days
6. Never skip mock tests in Phase 4 - time management in FMGE (300 MCQs in 5 hours) is a real challenge
Subject Priority Summary
| Priority | Subject | Marks | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | PSM | 30 | Aug 10 |
| P1 | OBG | 30 | Aug 17 |
| P1 | Surgery | 32 | Aug 25 |
| P1 | Medicine | 33 | Sep 1 |
| P2 | Pathology | 13 | Jul 19 |
| P2 | Pharmacology | 13 | Jul 26 |
| P2 | Microbiology | 13 | Aug 2 |
| P2 | ENT | 15 | Sep 6 |
| P2 | Ophthalmology | 15 | Sep 6 |
| P2 | Pediatrics | 15 | Sep 9 |
| P3 | Anatomy | 17 | Sep 11 |
| P3 | Physiology | 17 | Sep 13 |
| P3 | Biochemistry | 17 | Sep 14 |
| P4 | FMT | 10 | Sep 15 |
| P4 | Orthopaedics | 5 | Sep 16 |
| P4 | Dermatology | 5 | Sep 17 |
| P4 | Psychiatry | 5 | Sep 18 |
| P4 | Anaesthesia | 5 | Sep 19 |
| P4 | Radiology | 5 | Sep 20 |
You are starting July 13 with 89 days to October 10 - this is a solid and achievable timeline. The plan gives you 3 full revision cycles + 3 mock tests before your October 10 deadline, which puts you in a strong position for FMGE Jan 2027. Stay consistent with MCQs daily - that is the single biggest differentiator in FMGE scores.
I failed to follow it now I done with half patho and psm now I will start surgery after completing remaining patho and psm in next 4 days give me next plan in order surgery Micro Obs gyane Biochem Pharma Anatomy Physiology Medicine Ent Optha Pediatrics Orthopedic Radiology Derma Psychiatry Anesthesia Fmt Till 10 october
Here's your revised plan. Let me calculate the timeline first.
Starting point: July 27 (Monday)
Patho + PSM completion: July 31 (4 days)
Surgery starts: August 1
Deadline: October 10
Remaining days after July 31: 71 days for 17 subjects
FMGE Jan 2027 - Revised Plan (Aug 1 - Oct 10)
Quick Overview - Subject Allocation
| Subject | Days | Dates | Marks | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Patho remaining + PSM | 4 | Jul 27-31 | 43 | Main Video |
| Surgery | 7 | Aug 1-7 | 32 | Main Video |
| Microbiology | 5 | Aug 8-12 | 13 | Main Video |
| OBG | 7 | Aug 13-19 | 30 | Main Video |
| Biochemistry | 5 | Aug 20-24 | 17 | WOR |
| Pharmacology | 6 | Aug 25-31 | 13 | Main Video |
| Anatomy | 5 | Sep 1-5 | 17 | WOR |
| Physiology | 5 | Sep 6-10 | 17 | WOR |
| Medicine | 7 | Sep 11-17 | 33 | WOR |
| ENT | 3 | Sep 18-20 | 15 | WOR |
| Ophthalmology | 3 | Sep 21-23 | 15 | WOR |
| Pediatrics | 4 | Sep 24-27 | 15 | WOR |
| Orthopaedics | 2 | Sep 28-29 | 5 | WOR |
| Radiology | 1 | Sep 30 | 5 | WOR |
| Dermatology | 1 | Oct 1 | 5 | WOR |
| Psychiatry | 1 | Oct 2 | 5 | WOR |
| Anaesthesia | 1 | Oct 3 | 5 | WOR |
| FMT | 2 | Oct 4-5 | 10 | WOR |
| Revision + Mocks | 5 | Oct 6-10 | - | - |
CURRENT WEEK - Complete Patho + PSM (July 27-31)
| Day | Task |
|---|---|
| Mon 27 | Patho - Systemic: Kidney (nephrotic/nephritic), Liver (cirrhosis, hepatitis), Lung pathology |
| Tue 28 | Patho - GIT, CVS, CNS pathology + Tumor markers master table + 40 MCQs |
| Wed 29 | PSM - Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Study designs, Sensitivity/Specificity |
| Thu 30 | PSM - Vaccines (full UIP schedule), National Health Programs, Nutrition, Demography |
| Fri 31 | PSM - Environment health, Occupational, Health management + 60 MCQs PSM + close both subjects |
SURGERY - 7 Days (August 1-7)
32 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Sat 1 | Fluids & electrolytes, Surgical nutrition, Wound healing, Shock types & management |
| Sun 2 | Trauma - ATLS protocol, Head injury (GCS, types of hematoma), Spinal injury, Burns (rules of 9, Parkland formula) |
| Mon 3 | GI Surgery - Appendicitis, Intestinal obstruction (types, features), Peritonitis, Hernia (all types, complications) |
| Tue 4 | HPB - Gallstones (complications, Charcot's triad, Reynold's pentad), Pancreatitis (Ranson's, Atlanta classification), Liver abscess |
| Wed 5 | Breast (FNAC, staging, treatment), Thyroid (types, surgery complications), Parathyroid, Adrenal (Cushing's, Pheo) |
| Thu 6 | Vascular (DVT, Varicose veins, PAD, Buerger's), Urology (BPH, Renal cell Ca, Bladder Ca, Testicular tumors) |
| Fri 7 | Surgical oncology principles + Colorectal Ca + Full Surgery Revision + 70 MCQs |
Must-memorize tables: Ranson's criteria, burn % by body part, hernia types (direct vs indirect), Duke's staging for colorectal Ca
MICROBIOLOGY - 5 Days (August 8-12)
13 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Sat 8 | General bacteriology - Cell wall, staining (Gram, ZN, Albert's), culture media table |
| Sun 9 | Gram-positive - Staph (toxins, MRSA), Strep (classification, ASO), Clostridia, Corynebacterium, Bacillus |
| Mon 10 | Gram-negative - E.coli (virulence), Salmonella (Widal), Shigella, Vibrio, Pseudomonas, H. pylori, Neisseria |
| Tue 11 | Mycobacteria (TB - Lowenstein Jensen, Drug resistance), Spirochetes, Atypicals (Mycoplasma, Chlamydia, Rickettsia) |
| Wed 12 | Virology (Hepatitis A-E, HIV - ELISA/Western blot, Herpes, Arboviruses) + Parasitology + Mycology + 60 MCQs |
Must-memorize: Culture media for each organism, lab diagnosis flowcharts (HIV, TB, Malaria, Syphilis)
OBG - 7 Days (August 13-19)
30 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Thu 13 | Normal pregnancy - Physiology changes, ANC schedule, Dating (Naegele's rule), Fetal monitoring |
| Fri 14 | Abnormal pregnancy - Abortion (types, management), Ectopic pregnancy (risk factors, management) |
| Sat 15 | APH - Placenta previa (grades, management), Abruption (types, Couvelaire uterus) |
| Sun 16 | Hypertensive disorders - PIH, Pre-eclampsia, Eclampsia (management protocol, MgSO4 dosing) |
| Mon 17 | Labour - Stages, Mechanisms (cardinal movements), CTG interpretation, Prolonged labour, Operative delivery |
| Tue 18 | Postpartum - PPH (4 T's, management), Puerperal sepsis; Gynaecology - Menstrual disorders, PCOD, Fibroids, Endometriosis |
| Wed 19 | Malignancies (Cervical - FIGO, Ovarian - CA-125, Endometrial) + Contraception + Infertility + 70 MCQs OBG |
Must-memorize: Bishop score criteria, MgSO4 toxicity signs, PPH management steps, FIGO staging cervical Ca
BIOCHEMISTRY - 5 Days (August 20-24)
17 marks | WOR
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Thu 20 | Enzymes (cofactors, inhibition types), Carbohydrate metabolism (Glycolysis, TCA, Glycogen storage diseases) |
| Fri 21 | Lipid metabolism (Beta-oxidation, Ketone bodies, Lipoproteins, Familial hypercholesterolemias) |
| Sat 22 | Protein metabolism (Urea cycle, Amino acid disorders - PKU, Homocystinuria, Maple syrup) |
| Sun 23 | Vitamins (fat + water soluble - deficiency diseases, coenzyme roles), Minerals |
| Mon 24 | Molecular biology (DNA replication, PCR, Southern/Northern blot), Heme synthesis, Porphyrias + 50 MCQs |
PHARMACOLOGY - 6 Days (August 25-31)
13 marks | Main Video
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Tue 25 | General pharmacology - Pharmacokinetics (half-life, Vd, clearance), Pharmacodynamics, Drug receptors |
| Wed 26 | ANS - Cholinergics, Anticholinergics (uses + side effects), Adrenergics (alpha/beta), Adrenergic blockers |
| Thu 27 | CVS drugs - Antihypertensives (classes, MOA), Antiarrhythmics (Vaughan-Williams), Diuretics, Antianginals |
| Fri 28 | CNS drugs - Anxiolytics, Antidepressants (SSRI, TCA), Antiepileptics, Antipsychotics, Opioids |
| Sat 29 | Antimicrobials - Antibiotics (classes, MOA, resistance), Antifungals, Antivirals, Antihelminthics, Antiprotozoals |
| Sun 31 | Autacoids, NSAIDs, Immunosuppressants, Anticancer, Endocrine drugs + DOC master table + 60 MCQs |
Must-memorize: Drug of choice for every condition (1 master table), contraindicated drugs in pregnancy, drugs causing specific side effects
ANATOMY - 5 Days (September 1-5)
17 marks | WOR
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Mon 1 | Embryology - Heart, Gut, Neural tube defects, Branchial arch derivatives (most tested in FMGE) |
| Tue 2 | Upper limb - Brachial plexus, Nerve injuries (wrist drop, claw hand, ape thumb), Axilla |
| Wed 3 | Lower limb - Femoral/obturator/sciatic nerve injuries, Hip joint, Knee joint |
| Thu 4 | Thorax - Heart borders, Lung lobes/fissures, Mediastinum, Diaphragm openings |
| Fri 5 | Abdomen (peritoneal reflections, portosystemic anastomosis) + Neuro anatomy (tracts, cranial nerves) + 50 MCQs |
PHYSIOLOGY - 5 Days (September 6-10)
17 marks | WOR
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Sat 6 | CVS - Cardiac cycle, Pressure-volume loop, Cardiac output, JVP waveforms, ECG basics |
| Sun 7 | Respiratory - Lung volumes (spirometry), Ventilation-perfusion, Oxygen dissociation curve, Hypoxia types |
| Mon 8 | Renal - GFR regulation, Tubular functions, Concentration/Dilution, Acid-base disorders |
| Tue 9 | Neuroscience - Resting membrane potential, Synaptic transmission, Reflexes, Sleep physiology |
| Wed 10 | Endocrine (hormones, feedback loops), Reproductive physiology, GIT physiology + 50 MCQs |
MEDICINE - 7 Days (September 11-17)
33 marks - Biggest subject | WOR
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Thu 11 | Cardiology - IHD (STEMI vs NSTEMI, management), Arrhythmias (ECG patterns), Cardiomyopathies, Valve diseases |
| Fri 12 | Respiratory - Asthma (stepwise management), COPD, Pneumonia (atypical vs typical), TB, Pleural effusion, ILD |
| Sat 13 | Nephrology - AKI vs CKD, Glomerulonephritis (types), Nephrotic syndrome, RTA, Dialysis indications |
| Sun 14 | Neurology - Stroke (types, thrombolysis window), Epilepsy (classification, drugs), Meningitis, Parkinson's, Myasthenia, GBS |
| Mon 15 | Endocrinology - DM (criteria, complications, drug management), Thyroid disorders, Adrenal (Cushing's, Addison's, Conn's) |
| Tue 16 | GI/Hepatology - Cirrhosis (complications, Child-Pugh), PUD, IBD (Crohn's vs UC), Hepatitis |
| Wed 17 | Rheumatology (RA, SLE, Ankylosing spondylitis) + Hematology (anemias, lymphoma overview) + 70 MCQs Medicine |
ENT - 3 Days (September 18-20)
15 marks | WOR
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Thu 18 | Ear - Anatomy (ossicles, tympanogram types), Otitis media (AOM, CSOM - types, complications), Otosclerosis, SNHL vs CNHL |
| Fri 19 | Vestibular disorders (BPPV, Meniere's, Labyrinthitis), Nose (Allergic rhinitis, Sinusitis, Epistaxis - Kiesselbach's), Adenoids |
| Sat 20 | Throat - Tonsillitis, Peritonsillar abscess, Laryngeal Ca (hoarseness, staging), Tracheostomy + 50 MCQs ENT |
OPHTHALMOLOGY - 3 Days (September 21-23)
15 marks | WOR
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Sun 21 | Glaucoma (open vs closed angle, drugs), Cataract (types, complications), Lens disorders |
| Mon 22 | Retina - Diabetic retinopathy (classification), CRAO (cherry red spot), CRVO, Retinal detachment |
| Tue 23 | Cornea (ulcers, keratoconus), Uvea (uveitis patterns), Trauma, Squint, Optics + Drugs in eye + 50 MCQs Ophtho |
PEDIATRICS - 4 Days (September 24-27)
15 marks | WOR
| Day | Topics |
|---|---|
| Wed 24 | Growth & Development (milestones - motor, speech, social), Anthropometric indicators, Immunization schedule |
| Thu 25 | Neonatology - NRP, Jaundice (physiological vs pathological), RDS, Birth asphyxia, LBW |
| Fri 26 | Malnutrition (PEM - Kwashiorkor vs Marasmus), Diarrheal diseases (ORS), ARI, Vitamin deficiencies in children |
| Sat 27 | Congenital heart diseases (acyanotic vs cyanotic - key features), Nephrotic syndrome, Febrile seizures + 50 MCQs |
SMALL SUBJECTS SPRINT (September 28 - October 5)
| Day | Subject | Key Topics | Marks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sun 28 | Orthopaedics | Fracture healing, specific fractures (Colles, SCFE, Pott's), CTEV, Osteosarcoma, Osteoporosis | 5 |
| Mon 29 | Orthopaedics | TB spine (Pott's), Bone infections, Joint replacements + 30 MCQs | 5 |
| Tue 30 | Radiology | X-ray signs (sail sign, boot-shaped heart, scimitar, eggshell calcification), CT/MRI indications, Contrast agents, Radiation safety | 5 |
| Wed 1 Oct | Dermatology | Leprosy (classification, Ridley-Jopling), Scabies, Psoriasis, Pemphigus vs PV, SLE skin, Drug reactions (Stevens-Johnson) | 5 |
| Thu 2 | Psychiatry | Schizophrenia (Schneider's FRS), Depression (criteria, duration), Mania, Delirium vs Dementia, ICD criteria, Drug treatments | 5 |
| Fri 3 | Anaesthesia | Preanesthetic assessment (ASA grading), Inhalational agents (MAC concept), Neuromuscular blockers, Regional anaesthesia, Malignant hyperthermia | 5 |
| Sat 4 | FMT | Thanatology (signs of death, rigor/livor mortis), Injuries (incised, lacerated, gunshot), Sexual offenses, MLC | 10 |
| Sun 5 | FMT | Poisoning (organophosphate, CO, alcohol, arsenic), POCSO act, Medical negligence, DNA fingerprinting + 50 MCQs | 10 |
FINAL REVISION + MOCK TESTS (October 6-10)
| Day | Activity |
|---|---|
| Mon 6 | Rapid Revision Day 1 - PSM + Pharma (most volatile) - one-liners + tables only |
| Tue 7 | Rapid Revision Day 2 - Surgery + OBG + Patho + Micro - flowcharts + DOC tables |
| Wed 8 | Full Mock Test (300 MCQs, timed 5 hours) - simulate exam day completely |
| Thu 9 | Mock analysis - review all errors, revise weak areas (Medicine + Anatomy + Physio) |
| Fri 10 | PLAN COMPLETE - Light MCQ revision only (50 Qs), review error notebook, rest |
Daily Schedule Template
5:30 - 8:00 AM → New content (video / WOR reading) - 2.5 hrs
8:00 - 9:00 AM → Break
9:00 - 12:00 PM → Continue content / MCQ practice - 3 hrs
12:00 - 1:00 PM → Lunch + rest
1:00 - 3:30 PM → Subject-wise MCQs from QBank - 2.5 hrs
3:30 - 5:30 PM → Previous subject rapid revision (spaced)
5:30 - 6:30 PM → Break / walk
6:30 - 8:30 PM → Error review + one-liner notes writing
8:30 - 9:30 PM → Light WOR small subjects / flashcards
Critical Rules to Stay on Track
- Do not add extra days to any subject - the small subjects need their 1-2 days only, don't over-invest
- MCQs are non-negotiable - minimum 50 per day, increase to 100 from September onwards
- Error notebook - write every wrong concept the same night, review it every 3 days
- WOR subjects - 1 clean read of notes + MCQs only. No re-watching long videos
- Medicine is 33 marks - give it the full 7 days, do not compress it
- If you fall behind - cut Radiology, Derma, Psychiatry, Anaesthesia to 0.5 days each and protect Surgery/OBG/Medicine days
You have 75 days from today (July 27) to October 10. That is very achievable if you start Surgery on August 1 as planned. Stick to the schedule and do not restart any subject from scratch - continue from where you left off.
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