How to Prepare for FMGE While Studying MBBS in South Asia?

South Asian countries follow the MBBS curriculum/Syllabus with very minor variations between the countries (Read More about the MCI syllabus)
The duration of the MBBS course in South Asian countries is 5 years + 1 year of internship, therefore, the students are advised to start FMGE Preparation as early as possible.

Plan 1: First Prof Subjects
1.Anatomy
2.Physiology
3.Biochemistry
Plan 2: Second Prof Subjects
1.Pathology
2.Pharmacology
3.Microbiology
4.Forensic Medicine and Toxicology
Plan 3: Third Prof Subjects
1.Opthalmology
2.ENT
3.PSM
Plan 4: Fourth Prof Subjects
1.Medicine
2.Surgery
3.Gynecology and Obstetrics
4.Pediatrics
5.Psychiatry
6.Dermatology and Venereology
7.Radiology
8.Anesthesia
9.Orthopedics

However any structured NBE centric materials& test series that you are familiar with.

What to do?	Hours/day
A. Read the subject wise materials (3R: Read & Recall)	6-9 hours
B. Tests ( tests including chapter + subject wise & past papers)	4 hours
C. Review (3 R) of subject wise materials	2 hour

Can we skip our Standard textbooks & prepare only from FMGE/NEET books?
- Short reviews are not a replacement for textbooks. Textbooks are the sources to acquire sound knowledge in each subject which is essential for your survival. Read the recommended textbooks attentively to clear the basics to advance concepts.

When to start FMGE preparation?
- Sooner the better. We are suggesting the study plans per country.
How to incorporate FMGE preparation within the routine university schedule?

- You can choose to prepare for the FMGE during the semester (weekends) or each holiday.

- When you complete the chapters you need to practice MCQ (Past papers & practice tests) during the FMGE preparation.
- MCQs practice will increase your efficiency, confidence, accuracy & decrease your test anxiety.