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Anatomy : MCQ book by Dr. Raviraj (With the new pattern exam most questions are from Dr.Raviraj’s book. Other books are good, but too voluminous with too much information) Physiology : Dr. Souman Manna, Dr. Krishna Kumar (both books are equally good, I ...

For first year…first and foremost go through standard books…and clear your concepts…no shortcuts…okay…eg for anat grey’s ...

First and most important thing is to read a guide book written by subject specialist. There ...

I will try to answer this question keeping in ...

Subject: Standard textbook + MCQ BOOKS Anatomy : Grays /BDC/AKD/ Vishram Singh + Rajesh kaushal Physiology: Guyton/Ganong ...

Hey friend, There are many variables when it comes to solving questions for PG, like there ...

I got rank 3 general cat in pgi may 2016…these were the books i followed..although ...

  Answer is Yes and No. DAMS or Thrissur class notes make sense when you have written it. Photocopy notes could give value, but might be a good investment considering a) what to note down is a decision taken by someone ...

 specialist. There are almost 15–20 books in every subject. 4–5 standard books. Every 2–3–4 years they change edition. And answer of MCQ changes according to these advances. Do you think a person who is writing a book for 10 subjects ...

Here you go Pharma- GRG/Sparsh Gupta Forensic Medicine- Sumit Seth Pathology- Devesh Mishra or Praveen Kumar depending your liking Microbiology – Apurba Shastry Biochemistry – Rebecca James Physiology- Soumen Manna Anatomy – Rajesh Kaushal Notes Paediatrics – Arvind Arora or Meenkashi Bothra Dermatology- Saurabh Jindal Radiology – Sumer Sethi Obs Gynae- ...