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It is said that eighty percent of the questions come from twenty percent of the topics. So, I would like for me that you make a those list of that twenty percent of topics from each subject, so that I can study them in depth.

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NEET PG 2025 2026 high yield topics subject wise most repeated questions

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NEET PG important topics 20 percent anatomy pathology pharmacology surgery medicine

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high yield topics subject wise NEET PG 2026

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NEET PG High Yield Topics

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The PDF covers all 3 sections and 18 subjects with subject-wise high-yield topic lists:
SectionSubjects Covered
Section A - Pre-ClinicalAnatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry
Section B - Para-ClinicalPathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine, PSM
Section C - ClinicalMedicine, Surgery, OBG, Paediatrics, Ophthalmology, ENT, Orthopaedics, Radiology, Anaesthesia
Each subject includes:
  • The top 6-11 highest-yield topics (the 20% that drives 80% of questions)
  • A star rating (★ to ★★★★★) based on question weightage
  • A red tip note highlighting the smartest prep approach for that subject
  • A stats banner at the top (200 Qs, 30% PYQ repeats, >50% clinical/integrated, 18-25% image-based)

It is a great PDF, but can you make the PDF on the basis of order of preference of topic in each subtopic? Also, give it in points, points, points rather than writing in one line and comma, comma. Did you understand what I said?

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NEET PG High Yield Topics v2

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Here's exactly what changed:
1. Priority order - Topics within every subject are now numbered and ranked from highest yield to lowest. For example, in Medicine, Cardiology/ECG is #1, Endocrinology is #2, Infectious Diseases is #3, and so on.
2. Point-by-point format - Every fact is now its own separate line. For example, instead of:
"Cardiology (ECG interpretation, heart failure, valvular disorders)"
It now reads:
  • STEMI - ST elevation in leads; reciprocal depression...
  • NSTEMI - ST depression or T-wave inversion...
  • Heart block - 1st degree (prolonged PR), 2nd degree Mobitz I...
  • AF - absent P waves, irregularly irregular rhythm...
Each subject also has a coloured tip line at the top telling you the smartest focus area for that subject.
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