The NEET PG syllabus is divided into three parts – Part A which is pre-clinical, the second part is Part B, Paraclinical and Part C, Clinical. The preclinical section covers anatomy physiology and biochemistry. Para Clinical includes microbiology, pharmacology, social and preventive methods and forensics. The clinical department includes throat and laryngology, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediatrics, ophthalmology and general medicine.
Candidates preparing for NEET PG 2024 must know the syllabus and exam pattern. Although the syllabus coincides with that of MBBS, the exam pattern of NEET PG is completely different from university exams. NEET PG 2024 exam has only MCQ-based questions. In NEET PG also wrong answers are penalized (negative marking).
As per the NEET PG exam, there are total of 300 questions on various subjects. So candidates can divide these topics according to the number of questions asked in the section. For your convenience, we have divided the topics according to the number of questions and also mentioned how much time you should spend on that topic.
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Topics |
No. of Questions |
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Microbiology |
20 Questions |
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Pharmacology |
20 Questions |
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Pathology |
25 Questions |
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Social and preventive medicine |
25 Questions |
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Obstetrics and Gynaecology |
30 Questions |
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General Medicine including Dermatology & Venereology & Psychiatry |
45 Questions |
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General Surgery including Orthopedics, Anaesthesia & Radiodiagnosis |
45 Questions |
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Topics |
No. of Questions |
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ENT |
10 Questions |
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Forensic Medicine |
10 Questions |
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Paediatrics |
10 Questions |
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Ophthalmology |
10 Questions |
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Biochemistry |
16 Questions |
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Anatomy |
17 Questions |
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Physiology |
17 Questions |
The following reference books will help the candidate prepare for NEET PG 2024. These books have questions of the exact exam and give an aspirant an idea of ??the variety and types of questions he can expect from various subjects.
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Subjects - Book name |
Author Name |
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Anatomy Self-assessment and review of Anatomy |
Rajesh Kaushal |
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Pharmacology - Review of Pharmacology |
Gobind Rai Garg and Sparsh Gupta, Ranjan Patel |
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Biochemistry - Self assessment and review of Biochemistry |
Rebecca James |
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Forensic Medicine - Self assessment and review of basic anatomy and forensic medicine |
Arvind Arora |
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Pathology - Review of Pathology and Genetics |
Sparsh Gupta & Devesh Mishra |
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Microbiology - Review of Microbiology and immunology |
Rachna Chaurasia |
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Pediatrics - Review of Pediatrics and neonatology |
Taruna Mehra |
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Medicine - Complete review of medicine for NBE |
Deepak Marwah |
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Surgery - Surgery essence |
Pritesh Singh SRB |
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PSM - Community medicine (PSM) |
Vivek Jain |
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Physiology - Review of Physiology |
Dr. Soumen Manna and Dr. Krishna Kumar |
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OBS and Gynae - Self assessment and review of obstetrics & Gynecology |
Sakshi Arora |
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ENT - ENT for entrance exam |
Manisha Sinha and Sachin Budhiraja |
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Ophthalmology - Comprehensive Ophthalmology |
AK Khurana Ruchi Rai |
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Orthopedics - Orthopedics quick review |
Apurv Mehra |
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Radiology - Review of Radiology |
Rajat Jain |
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Dermatology - Review of Dermatology |
Saurabh Jindal |
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Anesthesia - PROAFS Anesthesia for NBE |
Profs by Vivek Jain |
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Psychiatry - Review of Psychiatry |
Praveen Tripathi |
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Image-Based - Final Edge image-based |
Deepak Marwah |
Ques How early should I start preparing for NEET PG?
Ans. There's no one-size-fits-all answer. A good starting point can be 12-18 months before the exam. However, the ideal timeline depends on your individual learning pace and comfort level with the syllabus.
Ques. What resources should I use for NEET PG preparation?
Ans. There are various resources available, including standard textbooks, coaching institute materials, online video lectures, question banks, and mock tests. Choose a mix that suits your learning style and preferences.
Ques. How important is time management for NEET PG preparation?
Ans. Crucially important! Develop a study schedule that allocates sufficient time for each subject and revision. Utilize techniques like the Pomodoro Technique to maintain focus and avoid burnout.
Ques. What role do mock tests play in NEET PG preparation?
Ans. Mock tests are invaluable for assessing your understanding, identifying weak areas, and practising time management skills under exam pressure. Analyze your performance after each mock test and revise accordingly.
Ques. What if I don't qualify for NEET PG in the first attempt?
Ans. Don't get discouraged! Many students make multiple attempts to crack NEET PG. Analyse your performance, identify areas for improvement, and strategise for the next attempt. Remember, persistence and a positive attitude are key to success.
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