Nothing is impossible, if planned strategically. When we have time we might not utilize it properly and thus, regret at the end for the waste. Same is true when we talk about the competitive examinations. Why the competitive exams are considered difficult though the syllabus is same for a topper as well as for a failure? Where the difference comes is the effective utilization of the time.

 

Here we have made some assumptions on how much time you should give to each subject while studying, you might give more or less time to a subject depending on your strength and weakness in that particular subject.  

 

Sample study plan for FMGE preparation:

Subject	Days	Total Days
Anatomy	10 days	26 Days
Physiology	6 days
Biochemistry	6 days
Revision	4 days

 

Subject	Days	Total Days
Pathology	9 days	34 Days
Pharmacology	10 days
Microbiology	7 days
Forensic Medicine	3 days
Revision	5 days

 

 

Subject	Days	Total Days
Ophthalmology	4 days	23 Days
ENT	4 days
SPM	12 days
Catch up	3 days

 

Subject	Days	Total Days
Medicine	18 days	33 Days
Psychiatry	3 days
Dermatology	3 days
Pediatrics	4 days
Catch up	5 days

 

Subject	Days	Total Days
Surgery	10 days	36 Days
Ortho	3 days
Anesthesia	3 days
Radiology	3 days
Gynecology	6 days
Obstetrics	6 days
Catch up	5 days

 

 

 FEW TIPS TO REMEMBER : 

• Plan ahead: Divide the entire available time into the preparation and revision time.
• Do not study everything: Planned work is better than hard work, thus, filter the important topics among the less or non important ones.
• Attempt practice test: Practice test will give you an overview of the most important topics and help you filter the syllabus, thus, saves time and energy.
• Revision day: Among the seven days of the week, keep one day for revision.
• Make notes: While studying, keep a note of important topics in the form of flyers, highlights and mnemonics etc. for quick review during revision and final preparation.
• Do not refer extra material: Do not confuse yourself by referring more text books, study the ones you have already prepared from but study each topic properly.

 Also Read : Strategies To Enrich Your Brain For FMGE 

 

“Don’t stop when you are tired. Stop when you are done.”

 

Good Luck

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