From Rank 30,000 to 37. The success story of PrepLadder alumnus Dr. Manoj Kumar

1) Anatomy, Physiology, Forensic, Ophthalmology, Pediatrics, Skin, Radiology, Psychiatry, Anesthesiology - Arvind Arora

2) Surgery - Pritesh Singh

3) Medicine - Mudit Khanna but now Dr. Thameem Sir's 1st edition book is about to come read that since Mudit Khanna is not updated

4) Pathology - Devesh Mishra

5) Microbiology - Apruv Shastry

6) ENT - Manisha Sinha

7) OBG - Puneet Bhojani

8) Ortho - Apruv Mehra

Yes, i attempted PGMEE last year but was only able to secure a rank of 30,700. This year I went for coaching class in Bhatia Bangalore. Also I solved a lot of questions from Prepladder. I also focused on Multiple revisions at the end to make sure I was gonna do well in the test.

Revision is a must, I must have revised around 15-20 times. Solving lots of MCQ's always gives you an upper hand over others.

Yes PrepLadder helped a lot especially the grand tests, eventually with every Grand Test my result got better & better and boosted my confidence. I also learnt how to manage time through PrepLadder tests. The time taken per MCQ is a big rank decider.

Yes.The coaching classes n their weekly tests were like a time table. I used to plan only for next day and not for days or months.

No, I was an average student. I was unknown in my college until NEET results.

No subject is easy or tough. Every subject is important and every subject is a rank decider. With good amountt of revision no subject will be difficult.

Don't study at home, join coaching classes. Stop wasting time in Facebook discussion groups, don't waste time for image based questions. First make your concepts clear later u can answer any image based question.

Solve MCQ's as many as possible and as many times as possible. Competition is tough but you are not less than anyone. Give the best shot of your life.All the best.