Most of you have been asking us, ways to study Medicine. We will try to cover this topic in different parts. For this episode, my focus is on the undergraduates especially the final year students who are or will attend their clinical postings.

Everyone knows that your patients are your best teachers. No matter how much Harrison you read, if you cannot apply those learning in your practice, it's of no use.  In our interview with Dr. Tanya, she had also mentioned the importance of going to the wards and attending bedside lectures. Those were the things that actually helped her prepare for NEET-PG in such a short time. You can watch that video on our youtube channel.

So, to learn medicine properly, you MUST have good clinical skills. You should learn and practice all the basic examinations of all the systems including the general examination. You should learn to take a proper relevant history. Whenever you are talking to a patient or examining the patient, you must sound confident and make them believe that you know what you are doing to gain their trust.

How do you build that confidence?