What is good revision notes for psm to make it revision for neet pg. I tried marrow world of revision but hated it
For NEET PG PSM revision, here are the most recommended options aside from Marrow:
Top picks:
- Dams PSM notes - Very popular, concise, table-heavy format. Good for quick recall.
- Vivek Jain PSM (Rapid Review of PSM) - The gold standard book for PSM revision. Short, punchy, and exam-oriented. Most toppers swear by this.
- Santhosh Babu PSM notes/videos - Very concept-based, good for understanding before memorizing.
- Prepladder PSM - If you want video-based revision with notes, Prepladder's PSM faculty (Dr. Vivek Jain himself teaches there) is excellent and less "gamified" than Marrow.
- PSM by Amit Ashish - Another solid rapid revision book with good tables and mnemonics.
Format-wise suggestions based on what you hated about Marrow WOR:
- If Marrow felt too fragmented/question-heavy: Go with Vivek Jain's book - it reads linearly and is very concise.
- If Marrow felt too video-dependent: Use printed notes like Dams or Amit Ashish.
- If Marrow felt too shallow: K. Park + Vivek Jain combo gives depth + brevity.
For specific high-yield PSM topics (Biostatistics, Epidemiology, National Health Programs), printed tables + self-made one-liners tend to beat any app-based revision.
What specifically didn't work for you with Marrow WOR - was it the format, the depth, the UI, or something else? That would help narrow down the best alternative for you.
Find comparison images of different PSM revision sources
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PSM revision book NEET PG Vivek Jain Amit Ashish Dams notes comparison images
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Rapid Review PSM Vivek Jain book pages sample NEET PG
Here are the book cover/content images found for major PSM revision sources:
Vivek Jain - Review of PSM (most popular, 16th edition now out)
Vivek Jain PSM - Amazon listing
Vivek Jain PSM Exam Preparatory Manual (shorter rapid revision version)
Another PSM edition cover
A note on finding comparison images: Direct side-by-side page comparisons of Dams notes, Amit Ashish, and Prepladder PDFs aren't publicly indexed (most are behind paywalls or institutional access). What I can tell you visually:
- Vivek Jain - Two-column format, MCQ-heavy, highlighted "Must Know" boxes, dense but organized
- Dams notes - Printed handout style, flowcharts, tables, minimal prose - looks like lecture notes
- Amit Ashish PSM - More colorful, table-rich, uses colored boxes for different categories
If you want to preview actual page content before buying, Scribd has sample pages of Vivek Jain's older editions, and Prepladder's free YouTube videos effectively show you what their note style looks like in action.
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