In this episode, we will talk about the ways, we try to beat procrastination through deadlines, ego, and accountability devices. We will also discuss our upcoming Hour of Power sessions...... 

Revisions can make or break your rank. If you can revise quickly, frequently, and effectively, cracking NEET-PG would be a cakewalk. But for that, you'll have to avoid the mistake I am talking about in this episode. 

I wish someone had told me that you'll never be able to complete a subject and this applies to everyone, even the toppers. So, study whatever you can and don't underestimate your preparation. 

Listen to the episode if you are also putting off things for later even if you know that it's important. The strategy is called, Eat That Frog. 

Reading something new, comes at the cost of you, missing out on something that you have already read. Listen to the episode carefully and don't fall into this trap. 

In this episode, we will talk about, why you should avoid making decisions on your own. Why you should control your emotions and follow what your teacher has taught you. 

In this episode, we'll talk about the three reasons, why your GT scores are stagnant and how you can improve them. 

In this episode, we will talk about, what you should focus on while revising any subject and how to avoid wasting time on unimportant topics. 

In this episode, I want to share with you my favorite mbbs books. These were my go-to books especially during the final year and I have read them multiple times even after my exams. In fact, most of the posts for our Instagram are from those books only.

If you have been following our articles, you might easily guess a few of them because we have been mentioning this time and again.

Before I start, here is a disclaimer. It's totally okay if you haven't read any one of these books. The only thing that matters is your understanding of the subjects. Books are just resources. These are just the resources which we followed and recommend.

So, lets begin. 

So today I'll start with an incident that happened with us during our preparation. We used to study according to the schedule of TnD Bhatia coaching classes and we usually used to get a week or so to prepare a subject followed by its test and discussion. I remember we were preparing ENT when we got a notice in the middle of the week that there were some changes in the schedule and instead of Ent, the ophthalmology test will be there. Firstly we were like how would we prepare ophthalmology in just 3 days as we had assigned a full week for just ophthal. But then we started preparing for it thinking that we will cover as much as we can. Guess what, we completed opthal in about 2 and a half days and were also able to do a superficial revision of many topics.

What should be our strategy now?