Dr. Kaur's NEET PG Success Journey

Sep 19, 2024

Lecture Notes: Dr. Bramjot Kaur's NEET PG Success Story

Introduction

  • Dr. Bramjot Kaur secured a rank of 98 in NEET PG 2024, up from 87,000 in 2023.
  • Emphasizes that an average student can achieve a good rank with the right preparation.
  • Focus of the talk: personal journey and strategy for NEET PG.

Personal Background

  • Started NEET UG preparation in class 11.
  • Initially aimed for a government college but ended up in a private college, SSIMS Davangere.
  • Realized that rank or college does not define oneโ€™s ability as a doctor.

Initial Challenges

  • Described self as an average student during MBBS.
  • First attempt at NEET PG resulted in a rank around 87,000.
  • Worked in a government hospital in Delhi as a junior resident, which did not motivate her towards NEET PG preparation.
  • Realized the need for a sincere attempt; left job to fully commit to studying.

Preparation Strategy

Mentality and Motivation

  • Important to believe that one deserves success and not to underestimate oneself.
  • Focused on daily knowledge improvement rather than aiming for a specific rank.

Consistency is Key

  • Maintained regular study habits, avoiding breaks in the study routine.
  • Advocates not to rely on shortcuts and stresses the importance of making every day count.

Study Resources

  • Used a single app, Cerebellum, for preparation.
  • Followed live classes religiously to maintain a structured study schedule.

Study Routine

  • Divided readings into sections: first read was theory-focused, subsequent reads were question-focused.
  • Regularly revised notes and practiced MCQs.
  • Did not miss scheduled tests, emphasized learning through questions.
  • Practiced the "60-minute rule" for starting daily studies early.

Test Strategy

  • Gave regular Grand Tests (GTs) and reviewed mistakes diligently.
  • Emphasized simulating exam conditions to manage stress.
  • Did not overemphasize on GT scores but focused on improvement and learning from mistakes.

Handling Overthinking and Social Media

  • Advises against overthinking about uncontrollable factors like results and postponements.
  • Suggested minimizing distractions from social media if it affects focus.

Conclusion

  • Encourages confidence and belief in oneself.
  • Offers additional support and contact through social media for further queries.
  • Ends with a motivational note that the journey is tough but achievable.