60-Day INI-CET Study Plan—Covering the Syllabus Effectively

We understand that preparing for INI-CET in just 60 days can seem pretty daunting. But if you have the right plan and a strategy that works for you, acing the exam can be made possible. 

All you need to do is focus on consistency, smart scheduling, and focusing on what matters the most. Most aspirants make the mistake of getting scared by the vast syllabus. When in all actuality they must break the entire syllabus into phases. 

This is sure to help you cover everything in a structured manner, leaving enough time for you to revise. 

In this blog, we have compiled for you a two-month plan to maximize your efficiency, strengthen your concepts, and ensure that you enter the exam hall with confidence. 

Phase 1: Building the Foundation (Days 1–15)

The first month is all about setting the groundwork. Without a strong foundation, revision in the later stages won’t stick. That’s why this phase focuses on the bigger subjects—Medicine, Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Pathology. These form the backbone of INI-CET and carry significant weightage.

Aim to study for 8–10 hours daily, but split the time wisely. Pair one clinical subject with one preclinical or para-clinical subject so that your learning feels balanced and engaging. While reading, highlight high-yield topics and make concise notes that you can revisit later. This is also the perfect time to start a quick-revision notebook where you jot down formulas, diagrams, and important concepts.

Daily MCQ practice is non-negotiable at this stage. Even 50–60 questions a day will help reinforce what you study and train you to think in the exam’s format. Don’t shy away from using mnemonics, charts, or visual memory aids—they’ll be your best friends when you revise. At least once a week, dedicate time to revisiting volatile topics so they don’t slip away.

Phase 2: Strengthening and Expanding (Days 15–31)

Now that you are already a month ahead in your preparation, you’ll witness a boost of confidence. The challenge in this phase however lies in covering the remaining subjects without losing the grip on the already revised ones. 

That is when consolation will come in handy. You must focus on subjects like Anatomy, Physiology, Biochemistry, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine, Pediatrics, ENT, Ophthalmology, Orthopedics, Dermatology, Psychiatry, Anesthesia, and Radiology. 

While you are studying all these subjects simultaneously, it would be best to allocate time to each one of them proportionately. It’s advised that you give more to high-yield subjects and keep smaller ones short and sharp. 

And, while you are revising the subjects, you must also integrate revision into your daily schedule. This can be done by dedicating 2-3 hours exclusively to revisit the notes revised during Phase 1. 

You must also increase your MCQ practice to about 80-100 questions a day. And don’t forget to analyse your mistakes carefully. You must keep a separate notebook to track weak areas and go back to them frequently. 

This stage can be made the most lucrative by solving previous year question papers. These will help you recognize patterns, spot frequently asked topics, and understand the exam’s nature. 

Phase 3: Intensive Revision and Testing (Days 31–60)

The final 30 days are where your preparation truly transforms. This is the time to revise aggressively, test yourself under exam conditions, and fine-tune your strategy.

Your goal should be to complete at least 2–3 full revisions of all subjects. Use short notes, flashcards, and flowcharts to make this possible within the limited time. Daily revision is essential, but equally important is putting your knowledge to the test. Attempt full-length mock tests at least twice a week to build stamina and sharpen your exam temperament.

When analyzing your mock results, focus on three things:

• Prioritize weak areas: Don’t just look at the score—look at where you went wrong. Target these subjects immediately so they don’t drag you down on exam day.
• Work on accuracy: Don’t fall into the trap of blind guesswork. Improving your strike rate in mocks is far more valuable than attempting more questions without accuracy.
• Master time management: Practice distributing your time across sections and learning when to skip or flag a question. This habit can save you precious minutes in the real exam.

And here, Rapid Revision by PrepLadder becomes your ally. The RR LIVE Classes and subject-wise capsules offer structured guidance in this last-mile sprint. You don’t have to wonder what to revise—the roadmap is laid out for you. With RR’s quick, high-yield sessions, you can complete multiple revisions in less time, ensuring that nothing slips away in the final stretch.

Wrapping Up 

This might all feel a little intense to you. But, you have to remember that 60 days are not too much to prepare for an exam as competitive as INI-CET. 

With smart execution and discipline, you’ve got yourself a winning formula. Begin with dividing your time into phases. This will ensure that you not only cover your entire syllabus effectively but also retain it for the longest time. 

If you wish to acquire success in INI-CET, you don’t need only long, endless hours of studying. What you need is consistency and smart strategy. 

If you can incorporate high-yield focus, regular practice, and systematic revision into your study schedule, you are sure to walk into the exam hall with confidence. 

Also Read : Top Mistakes to Avoid While Preparing for INI-CET

Download the PrepLadder app now to access high-yield content with 24-hr Free Trial. Explore premium study resources like Video Lectures also in हिंglish, Game Changing Qbank, Audio QBank, Structured Notes, Treasures, Mock test for a seamless exam preparation. Time to begin your INI-CET coaching online with PrepLadder.