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NEXT-Focused Clinical Flashcards for NEET PG preparation

Introducing NEXT-Focused Clinical Flashcards

Posted on 2 June 20217 June 2021 by Tejaswini

Struggling to recall clinical concepts? Memorize better and retain longer with these flashcards.

Dealing With Uncertainties

Posted on 24 April 202124 April 2021 by Tejaswini

Answer all your FAQs based on these repetitive postponements.

Why Pre-PG is Creating the Largest Clinical Question bank

Posted on 22 October 202018 March 2021 by Tejaswini

Know how can you prepare for Clinically Oriented Questions for NEET PG

How to deal with INI CET – Pre-PG has it all

Posted on 19 October 202018 March 2021 by Tejaswini

Worried about INI-CET Preparation? Pre-PG has got you covered

NEET PG Prep: Good Strategy / Bad Strategy

Posted on 14 October 202014 October 2020 by Tejaswini

Decode the strategy to crack NEET PG

NEET PG Revision Strategy with Pre-PG Prep

NEET PG Revision — The Last 800 Hours

Posted on 8 October 20208 October 2020 by Tejaswini

Make the most in the last 66 days of your NEET PG Preparation

Introducing Pre-PG’s PrepDNA: HacK your selection in NEET PG

Posted on 20 September 202021 September 2020 by Arjun Kakkar

Hack your way to success in NEET PG

How to Pull Off a Mega Jump in NEET PG Rank?

Posted on 6 September 202018 March 2021 by Tejaswini

Success Story of Dr. Lohith who had a remarkable jump in his NEET PG rank from AIR 51000 to AIR 1375

Leapfrog The Competition – Pre-PG Premium for NEET PG

Posted on 2 September 20204 September 2020 by Arjun Kakkar

While 95% of Pre-PG is free, we have bundled the most valuable benefits in the 5% that is available only to Premium users.

NEET PG AIIMS NExT If you move too fast during Practice and Tests

If you attempt questions too fast

Posted on 30 August 20206 September 2020 by Arjun Kakkar

Do you move too fast when attempting questions during practice and tests? Competitive tests are about speed — but only to an extent. You don’t get any credit for finishing the test too early. In other words, time management works both ways. Don’t be too slow. And not too fast.