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AIPGE Tips & Tricks
How I got a Rank in AIPGE
by anweshi - 3366 reads, based on 57 votes
Many of us here wonder how the rankers get those ranks..most of us want to hear their methods so that we too can follow. And most of the rankers are unanimous on what got them the rank....the books, the hours of study, group discussions, mock tests..... I present here a different perspective...my ow...
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General Announcements
Post Graduate Medical Degrees from UK, US and Canada Recognised in India
by RxPG_Team - 2302 reads, based on 10 votes
Union Health Minister of India Anbumani Ramadoss has said that Union Government of India has taken a unilateral decision to recognise postgraduate degrees in medicine obtained from foreign institutes in UK, USA, Canada and New Zealand. This would mean that Indian doctors who have obtained their pos...
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US Residency & Match Tips & Tricks
How did I get 26 Interviews and PREMATCHED for US Residency? Match Tips and Tric
by chennai_doc - 3364 reads, based on 9 votes
Hi everybody, though this might be a bit late for the Match 2008, I hope this
post would help at least those who are planning for Match 2009 or later. Here I
explain the tips and tricks for the Match.
I applied to 150 Internal Medicine programs
It gets more competitive every year especially ...
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MRCP Part 1 HowTo? Guides
Perplexed as to how to get through the MRCP 1 exam?
by plabo - 3902 reads, based on 16 votes
Hello everyone. I would like to present all what I have learned by moderating the MRCP 1 forum at RxPG. For months, it had been a roller coaster ride, right upto to the exam and continues to date too. Every now and then I see someone coming up with a post as to be asking how to prepare for this exam...
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Medicine High Yield Notes
Types of Tongues in Various Medical Conditions
by impactedmolar - 4390 reads, based on 15 votes
HUNTERS TONGUE/MOELLERS TONGUE------ PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA
BALD TONGUEOF SANDWITH-----------NIACIN DEFICIENCY(PELLAGRA)
MAGENTA OR BEEFY RED TONGUE-----------RIBOFLAVIN DEFICIENCY
STRAW BERRY(EARLY)AND RASBERRY(LATE)------SCARLET FEVER
SCROTAL TONGUE-----FISSUREE TONGUE...
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Microbiology High Yield Notes
List of Monoclonal Antobodies
by aminhars - 4096 reads, based on 15 votes
• Abciximab ReoPro 1994 chimeric inhibition of glycoprotein IIb/IIIa Cardiovascular disease
• Infliximab Remicade 1998 chimeric I inhibition of TNF-a Inflammatory diseases Adalimumab Humira 2002 human in...
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Research HowTo? Guides
How to Design Questionnaire for Use in Epidemiologial Research and Surveys
by shuvo - 2688 reads, based on 4 votes
Questionnaire are used in all forms of epidemiological studies to measure exposure both to possible causal agents ( eg. exposure to alcohol) and to confounding variables ( e.g. gender). The questionnaire may also be used to measure outcomes in cross-sectional studies ( e.g. disease status). Some tec...
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US Residency & Match Interviews
RxPG Interview with Dr Anil Chauhan, Radiology Resident, USA
by AshB - 13276 reads, based on 92 votes
Dr Anil Chauhan (RxPG nick:
anilchauhan82) secured
a
Radiology residency position at the University
of Minnesota, USA in last year’s match. Radiology is a highly competitive
specialty in US and is extremely difficult for an
International Medical Graduate (IMG) to get
into. There has b...
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AIIMS Question Busters
Arrythmias
by akanksha - 11702 reads, based on 57 votes
A 18 yr old girl comes with sudden onset palpitations and light headedness. She describes the palpitations as a very fast heart rate and denies any chest pain or shortness of breath. Her ECG shows the following tracing. Most likely diagnosis is:
A. Atrial fibrillation
B. Ventricular Tachycard...
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AIIMS Question Busters
Local Complications of Lung Cancer
by akanksha - 9378 reads, based on 54 votes
A 58-year-old smoker with a chronic cough attends out-patient with a history of severe pain in his left shoulder and radiating down his left arm. There is some weakness in the intrinsic muscles of the left hand. Sputum cytology reveals malignant keratinised cells. Most likely diagnosis is:
A. Ho...
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TNPSC Announcements
General TNPSC, Special TNPSC for Assistant Surgeons and TNPSC for Dental Surgeon
by bruno - 9862 reads, based on 6 votes
TNPSC 2007 - Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission - Exam for Selecting Assistant Surgeons 2007
Good News to the Fresh recruits... The following is taken from the Policy Note of Tamil Nadu Government, Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms
(http://www.tn.gov.in/policynotes/pdf/P_and_A...
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AIIMS Question Busters
Paraneoplastic Syndromes
by akanksha - 8820 reads, based on 36 votes
A 67-year-old man with lung cancer is seen by the palliative-care team after complaining of severe fatigue and weakness. He is now unable to stand from sitting, has problems chewing and gets occasional double vision. Examination shows normal power in the hands and feet, but weakness of the girdle mu...
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AIIMS Question Busters
Causes of Collapse and Confusion
by akanksha - 8736 reads, based on 22 votes
A 75-year-old lady is brought in by ambulance after being found collapsed by neighbours. She is a chronic smoker and is recently under investigation for Ca Lung. On examination she is drowsy and becomes agitated when attempts are made to rouse her. Routine observations show that her blood pressure i...
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AIIMS Question Busters
Pigmented lesions of the skin-2
by akanksha - 7536 reads, based on 25 votes
A 3-month-old baby is brought in by concerned parents who have noticed that a red lesion over his forehead, present from birth, has begun to reduce in size but has developed a black area centrally. There is no other lymphadenopathy and the child is otherwise developing normally. Most probable diagno...
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AIIMS Question Busters
Pigmented Lesions of the Skin
by akanksha - 6486 reads, based on 19 votes
A 6-year-old boy is brought in to clinic by his parents with a deep purple
lesion over his right zygoma. It has been present since birth and he is
otherwise well. On examination it extends over the entire cheek and is lumpy and
thickened on palpation. There is no associated lymphadenopathy. Mo...
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General Opinions
Government of India Should Recognise Speciality Training Abroad
by Dr. Praveen Kumar Da - 5196 reads, based on 9 votes
It gives me immense pleasure to write on this popular website. I am more than certain that it will go a long way in creating more awareness of the problems faced by Indian doctors (trained abroad) when they decide to return home. One of the most important factors on this front is the failure of the ...
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MBBS HowTo? Guides
How to Write Your Medical Curriculum Vitae
by specials82 - 10104 reads, based on 13 votes
A well developed, general CV can be a useful reference document, but to really stand out from the crowd, you need to tailor your CV for each job.
...
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AIPGE Revision Lists
High Yield List of BODIES for PG Exams by Dr Prem
by prem81 - 13068 reads, based on 101 votes
hi friends !! BODIES are asked frequently in exams so i had collected some of its and i think it will be very useful to you in different entrance exams. ...
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AIPGE Interviews
RxPG Interview with Dr. Ajit Goenka, 1st Rank, AIIMS May 2007; 14th Rank, AIPGE
by RxPG_Team - 31102 reads, based on 214 votes
Dr. Ajit Goenka (RxPG Nick: bestmedstud; scrapbook) scored 14th rank in highly competetitive All India Post Graduate MD/MS/Diploma Entrance Exam (AIPGE) 2007 (Update: Dr Goenka also secured the much coveted 1st Rank in AIIMS May 2007, Congrats!!) . With this grand success, he became a star in the ha...
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DM - Cardiology HowTo? Guides
KOLKATA (WEST BENGAL) DM ENTRANCE EXAMINATION
by tom_bombadil - 10274 reads, based on 11 votes
The notification is due in March or April. It might come out in February too so keep watching
The notification will be on the website www . thewbuhs . org...
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MRCPsych Part 1 HowTo? Guides
How to pass MRCPSych Part 1 OSCE
by blue_mars - 6672 reads, based on 7 votes
First let me congratulate you for passing written test. Now this part of the exam is very easy. Only you can fail yourself now. One in three will pass exam. Yeh I heard that, you’re asking “what about those 2 people”. Well you will find the answer by reading this article. It takes only few minutes o...
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MRCPsych Part 1 HowTo? Guides
How to Pass MRCPSych Part 1 Written Exam
by blue_mars - 6992 reads, based on 12 votes
Before you reading this I assume that you know basic stuff about psychiatry
(for example the difference between Piaget and Piaggio. Yes you are right one is
persons name and later is a two wheeler manufacturer. I mean you do not need to
know too much about psychiatry at this stage. If you know...
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AIPGE Revision Lists
List of most reapeated topics from Medicine in Previous AIIMS and AIPGE Entrance
by BGM - 16590 reads, based on 84 votes
As AIPGE is nearing, its not advisable to read the whole Harrison. In my opinion, one must cruise through the most repeated entrance topics. Here is a list....
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AIIMS HowTo? Guides
How to crack AIIMS and AIPGE by Subra
by subra - 15793 reads, based on 133 votes
Hi buddies. I am posting my experiences (secrets) in preparing for PG entrance
exams. I am giving a detailed picture which may not be useful for all, but it
might help you to assess what you need! At the outset, I would like to say that
those who are at the verge of exams should not take too m...
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USMLE Step 2 CS HowTo? Guides
How to get an early date for USMLE Step 2 CS exam?
by ravindra - 8588 reads, based on 2 votes
The Step 2 CS Scheduling system does not allow an applicant to reserve his/her scheduled testing appointment for another applicant, nor does it allow the transfer of a testing appointment from one applicant to another. When an applicant cancels a scheduled appointment, the appointment returns to the...
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USMLE Step 1 Experiences
USMLE Step 1 - It is not that hard but not very easy too!
by usmle1doc - 13844 reads, based on 47 votes
It feels great to come back to this forum. It’s really strange that no one
has added their exam experiences till date in spite of getting good scores. And
I also apologize for the delay in writing my
USMLE Step
1 Exam Experience too. I will keep it very short. If there are specific
queries ...
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PLAB Jobs Information
Applying for 2007 MMC Jobs in UK: Timeline, Tips and Guidance
by MMC - 13003 reads, based on 6 votes
Tips to be prepared!
Familiarise yourself with the applications timetable and keep this in mind
when planning holidays etc
Think about how to provide evidence of your competences – e.g. FP
portfolio, workplace assessments, log book, clinical observations, records of
in-training...
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General Musings
Save the medical profession!
by manasi33 - 7816 reads, based on 35 votes
Every profession in this whole wide world, has its own good and bad points. No one and nothing in this world is perfect. So why should we expect it from our medical profession?...
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PLAB Part 1 Drug Reviews
What is new in BNF 52?
by BNF - 6691 reads, based on 3 votes
Long-acting beta2 agonists
The safety of long-acting beta2 agonists has come under close scrutiny, particularly following the recent publication of a meta-analysis (Salpeter SR, Buckley NS, Ormiston TM, Salpeter EE. Meta-analysis: effect of long-acting β-agonists on severe asthma exacerbatio...
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General Musings
Is Medicine really a profession worth all this effort?
by amit_jennifer - 9915 reads, based on 96 votes
Is Medicine really a profession worth all this effort....... Read on to know why future just looks bleak....
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General Musings
The story of a doc....
by superashdoc - 9887 reads, based on 114 votes
It is essential to dream.Only those who dream can hope to realise their dreams.BUT Some dreams can be fatal.......
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General Musings
Is media targetting the medical profession?
by superashdoc - 7387 reads, based on 26 votes
Well I think that the news and entertainment media is responsible in a huge way to tarnish the image of doctors.The news channels make mountains out of mole-hills and highlight the corruption and dereliction of duties of a handful of doctors and extrapolate it to the entire fraternity.
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GPVTS HowTo? Guides
Stage 2 GPVTS CBQ Essay Paper - How to succeed
by nomad - 9552 reads, based on 8 votes
The essay type shortlisting questions (CBQ) used as part of the Stage 2 GPVTS exam seems to cause candidates much worry. There are numerous posts in forums requesting past questions and model answers, but many of these candidates are missing the point. Learning model answers given by another succe...
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MBBS Information
Stress of Professional Exams Shown to Affect Medical Students' Immune Defence
by Karolinska Institute - 7360 reads, based on 4 votes
A new study from Karolinska Institutet backs up what many people have suspected: that there are important links between mental stress during professional exams in MBBS and the complex physical inflammation reactions characteristic of allergies....
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Saudi Arab HowTo? Guides
How to Succeed as an Overseas Doctor in Saudi Arabia
by dr_anweshi - 13754 reads, based on 31 votes
Many doctors from India are coming to Saudi lately. I have been here and it's a bit different from what most of us expect. I'll try to get things a bit clearer for those who are waiting.
The selection process is usually direct interview that's advertised in all newspapers. It's a good idea to get...
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General Tips & Tricks
Concentrate while you're studying
by UCLA - 14307 reads, based on 33 votes
Multi-tasking affects the brain's learning systems, and as a result, we do not learn as well when we are distracted, UCLA psychologists report in the June 26, 2006 online edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences....
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General Musings
Hate the disease and not the diseased!
by superashdoc - 7052 reads, based on 51 votes
My posting in the Medicine department during my internship was both tough and rewarding.In a span of one and a half months,I had matured from a happy-go-lucky intern to a responsible,thoughtful doctor. An incident midway during my posting really had a lasting impact on me........
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General Musings
The Accidental Diagnosis
by superashdoc - 7514 reads, based on 26 votes
Surgery is my favourite subject.And surgeons are my favourite people.
Surgeons always seem to have that persona of a maverick-a carefree attitude.Howerver when they are at the O.T table they are an efficient and enterprising machine as they meticulously and with least fuss perform the trickiest of...
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Biostatistics High Yield Notes
Conception of Variables in Biostatistics
by shuvo - 7126 reads, based on 4 votes
Characteristics which show variability or variation are known as variable. eg. Height, WBC count, sex, religion, vomiting episodes etc....
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PLAB Part 2 High Yield Notes
UK Mental Health Act - What You Should Know for Your OSCE
by tezb - 7703 reads, based on 7 votes
This is something that comes up in OSCE
stations and you should be familiar with the UK Mental Health legislation.
For PLAB
2, you should be familiar with 4 parts of the Mental Health Act. These are important to understand regardless of what specialty you end up in.
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PLAB Part 2 Experiences
My Experience in PLAB Part 2 OSCE Exam on June 28, 2006
by aq2006 - 8985 reads, based on 11 votes
1. Bimanual examination (procedure explained and consent taken).
There was a feeling of cystic swelling at the opening of cervix and I found it difficult to palpate for fornices; uterus was retroverted (that is what I think). I forgot about KY jelly. Examiner was asking about Differentials but I ...
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PSM Experiences
My PSM Visit- A lesson learnt in life!
by manasi33 - 6759 reads, based on 21 votes
When I came back from college today, I was fuming and fretting with anger, frustrated and fatigued. I had a very tough day at college. I had a fight with some of my batchmates who had hurt me on purpose. I was in tears, and had a feeling that nothing is falling in place, my life was a mess!...
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PLAB Jobs Information
What you need to know about Ward Rounds for you F1/PRHO Interview
by tezb - 6880 reads, based on 17 votes
This article aims to cover the salient points about ward rounds that you will need to know for F1/PRHO interviews in the UK.I have been asked prepared this for those of you who have concerns about demonstration of ward round skills during your interview for PRHO/Foundation Posts. ...
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MBBS Tips & Tricks
What Not To Do In First MBBS
by cautery - 8690 reads, based on 31 votes
Everything said and done about what to do in the first years MBBS, let me start this list of things of things not to do in your first year MBBS.
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DNB Part 2 Announcements
Equivalence of DNB to MD/MS/MCh/DM
by pathomania - 11947 reads, based on 21 votes
DNB has long been accepted as equal to MD/MS/DM/MCh, so whats new about this government order dated 1st june 2006......
Read on all those who aspire to do DNB/students who have finished DNB/institutions(recruiting agencies) employing MD/DNB for teaching/non-teaching posts....
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DNB Part 2 HowTo? Guides
How to pass DNB Pathology practicals
by pathomania - 6761 reads, based on 10 votes
20 must-dos to pass DNB pathology practicals. Confidence, ability to stay cool under all circumstances, clarity of concepts, good basic preparation with proper planning go a long way to pass pathology practicals.
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MBBS Information
Got into MBBS. Now what?
by superashdoc - 8567 reads, based on 48 votes
I remember the day I got into MBBS.And then the day I passed out of it.What transpired in between the two days changed my life just as it changed the lives of the innumerable doctors that you see around you.This article is not about boring philosophies or emotional anecdotes -it is about the stark r...
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MBBS HowTo? Guides
First Year MBBS - Day One, Chapter One
by vimoj - 10691 reads, based on 46 votes
First of all I would like to congrats all you dudes and gals who cracked thru the big Pre Meds into the so-called royal and pious world of Medical care. Kudos to you all! You really deserve it. At the same time amidst all that excitement of a brand new start, your stomach might be in knots on what t...
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AIIMS Interviews
RxPG Interview with Dr. Aditya Soral, 3rd Rank, AIIMS May 2006
by RxPG_Team - 28730 reads, based on 158 votes
Dr. Aditya Soral (RxPG Nick: draditya) scored 3rd rank in highly competetitive All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi's National MD/MS Entrance Exam in May 2006. With this grand success, he became a celebrity in RxPG AIIMS forum. As there were persistent requests by RxPG communi...
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MBBS Information
Brace yourself, you are going to be a DOCTOR!
by bindasnikhilg - 7176 reads, based on 16 votes
I would like to tell every new friend who is going to join this medical fraternity soon that being a doctor doesnt mean just being Dr. but it means much more.......
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MBBS HowTo? Guides
Guide for Buying Textbooks as a Fresh Medical Student
by shardul - 8308 reads, based on 15 votes
Now in sitting pretty in third when I look back to my fresher days I sometimes can't help imagining how foolish I was when it came to buying textbooks. But they say hindsight is always better than foresight. Therefore, I have decided to share my hindsight with you freshers....
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ENT Revision Lists
Various Eponymous Signs in ENT
by ratnakar_potla - 6708 reads, based on 10 votes
I would like to acknowledge ent consultant and bravo for their efforts in pooling up the signs in a thread .BATTLE SIGN- Bruising behind ear at mastoid region, due to petrous temporal bone# (middle fossa #)
BOCCA'S SIGN - Absence of post cricoid crackle(Muir's crackle) in Ca post cricoid
BROW...
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AIPGE Experiences
Choosing the RIGHT Study Partner
by nishant2402 - 7682 reads, based on 64 votes
A medical student dreamt of knocking a PG seat for himself. He tried hard for it and went for seniors' advice. He heard them and majority of them barked a single line of advice, “Go and Find a Study Partner!"...
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Andhra Pradesh PG Tips & Tricks
15 Tips on preparation for Andhra Pradesh PG Entrance Exam (APPG) 2007
by drradhi2007 - 9376 reads, based on 39 votes
prep for andhra pg?what to do?
join murali bhardwaz coaching?
read salgunan/pg plus/cross section???
read short books or text books????
...
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USMLE Step 1 HowTo? Guides
Step-by-Step Guide to Application Process for USMLE Exams
by docjyo - 12085 reads, based on 65 votes
Hi eveyrone. This article is for all those who are planning to apply for USMLE. Here are some basic instructions which I learnt the harder way (i.e. by experience). I hope that will be of use to all of you.
1. Don't think of going for a paper application. Its very tedious and takes a long time, e...
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General Opinions
Fish Medicine and Selfish Medicine
by superashdoc - 5108 reads, based on 20 votes
Every year half a million asthma patients flock to a small village in Andhra Pradesh for a dose of the miraculous fish medicine.This medicine is dispensed free of cost every year by a Brahmin family for the past 100 years.They claim to cure asthma if taken for 4 consecutive years....
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UPSC Tips & Tricks
Preparation Tips for UPSC CMS Personality Test
by raju - 5017 reads, based on 12 votes
A lots of people are asking me about the preparation of CMS personality test which is conducted by UPSC. I have given that test recently and cleared it successfully .So I think it will be helpful for those people who are going to give this personality test, if I share my experience with you.
The f...
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AIPGE Books
The books I had read and those I should have read.. for AIPG
by vitamin_k - 15864 reads, based on 85 votes
Following is the list of books I had read while preparing foe AIPG. I have also mentioned areas where I think I should have done bit more.Hope it helps you....
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AIPGE Experiences
Group Study for PG Entrances? Goodness!
by vitamin_k - 4929 reads, based on 18 votes
Flat fell the question on to my face, "Are you going to prepare alone for the AIPGE? Do you think you can do it?" I said "Yep! I can do it". It was not that I was one of those over confident lot, rather it was my habit! I always studied alone in the cool confines of my room during UG, so studying in...
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AIPGE Information
Sample Guidelines for the Candidates Appearing for AIPGE Counseling
by mohfw - 5749 reads, based on 10 votes
1. Candidates assemble out side the counseling venue. There is a tent (Shamiyana) with sitting arrangement for the candidates and their Guardians/ attendants. There is a TV display screen in tent, which shows current vacancy position and current allotment when counseling procedure is on....
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AIPGE Experiences
Whatever it takes... for a PG seat!
by vitamin_k - 6033 reads, based on 45 votes
From PMT to PG, a little boy transforms, from a novice, who runs to mom and daddy for every worry of his; to a person, to whom people run for their worries!
It’s a big story. If tried to tell in short, then we will have to start from the internship period. Because before internship there is nothi...
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Research HowTo? Guides
How to Write a Research Proposal
by shuvo - 6307 reads, based on 13 votes
Hope the following piece will be of help to budding researchers in medicine.
Typical components of a research proposal:
Abstract
Background: Problem identification, problem definition and problem justification
Goals and objective
Research questions and hypothesis
Stydy design
Methods
Analy...
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AIPGE Interviews
RxPG Interview with Dr. Abhishek Pachchigar, AIPGE 2006 Ranker
by RxPG_Team - 17414 reads, based on 80 votes
What makes a ranker click in PG entrance exams? In our interview series, we have heard from the toppers, but what about the majority of students who score ranks in the middle. Are they also as exceptional as the top rankers, or are they like everyone else who succeeded only with extreme perserverati...
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AIPGE HowTo? Guides
Salgunan Vs. AAA - Which one to choose, and when?
by shaky - 5839 reads, based on 22 votes
Most people starting AIPGE preparations are confused regarding which MCQs book to follow and whether to stick to Salgunan or to AAA or both?
During the course of my AIPGE preparations I had done both Salgunan and AAA, though neither fully nor fluently, but in the process I did get to know the spi...
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Research Musings
Welcome to The Nanosphere!
by superashdoc - 3335 reads, based on 12 votes
Year 2025 A.D.
A 55 year old man enters the consulting room of a Cardiologist ."Hello Mr.Naidu,"the doctor greets smilingly,"What brings you here today?"."O nothing too serious doctor",Naidu replies nonchalantly,"Had an inferior wall myocardial infarct an hour ago."So saying he indicates a palm siz...
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General Musings
A beautiful day - A true story
by superashdoc - 4620 reads, based on 39 votes
Yesterday was a pretty hectic day for me with study and gym and then cricket.The first two aspects of the day elapsed quite satisfactorily but the cricket was disappointing.Indians Can never be consistent.And that goes for me too. ...
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GRE HowTo? Guides
GRE Tips, Five More - by Sunshine
by sunshinenjoy - 7727 reads, based on 18 votes
This post is in response to the numerous emails I have received this last one
month regarding applying to the US. One thing that prospective applicants must
understand is there is no hard and fast rule as to what would work and what
would not. You must use your reasoning to decide that.
I’l...
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General Opinions
Quota unquote...
by jax - 3083 reads, based on 21 votes
A lot has been said about reservations in the last few weeks. The sound bites have been accompanied by disturbing images, be it the water cannons in Delhi, to the brutal lathicharge in Mumbai, the mad free for all that the pro-quota reservations in Patna turned into and very importantly the angst of...
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Kerala PG Announcements
PG courses in ACME, Pariyaram
by raybeiz - 2945 reads, based on 7 votes
All of you must have heard about the Pariyaram entrance. Its 3 Seats in Medicine, 1 masters and 1 diplomain Peads, 1 masters and 1 diploma in ENT, ! masters and 1 diploma in Dermatology... All in management quota. The entrance will be on 21st May.....
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General Opinions
Youth for Equality - An Appeal
by superashdoc - 2572 reads, based on 73 votes
On 14th May 2006, Mother India died again. The brutal and merciless assault by the Mumbai police on her dearest and most gifted children broke her heart. What had they done wrong? It was just a peaceful protest. Afterall the Hon. Governor is the chancellor of the medical university and hence like a ...
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MRCS Part 1 Announcements
End of MRCS Examination
by akanksha - 3519 reads, based on 3 votes
The current Intercollegiate MRCS examination is aimed at trainees who are undertaking Basic Surgical Training, with the structure and syllabus derived from the curriculum of training for Basic Surgical Trainees in the United Kingdom (UK) and the Republic of Ireland. With the introduction of the Mode...
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Surgery High Yield Notes
Unravelling Neuroblastoma.
by superashdoc - 2149 reads, based on 14 votes
Mysterious,enigmatic and evanescent,the Neuroblastoma(NBL) is the 3rd most common paediatric tumour.It constitutes 10% of all childhood carcinomas and the survival rate is ...
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General Musings
Why Are the Doctors and Patients Rivals?
by vimoj - 2153 reads, based on 22 votes
Ever since medical profession came into place, the relationship between the healers and the healed was a pious one... the healer was considered above all- whether he be a holy man/witch doctor, a priest or a doctor. The patient placed him/herself in front of the healer trusting what ever he does is ...
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AIPGE HowTo? Guides
How to Tackle the All India MD/MS PG Entrance (AIPGE) Paper
by draditya - 7236 reads, based on 73 votes
hi! despite of having done the home work well, quite a few people are not able to crack the paper well,so,i have put up certain points which i think may be helpful in tackling the AIPGE paper...
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Medicine High Yield Notes
Signs in Meningitis
by parin - 2284 reads, based on 15 votes
Hi friends! Here are some of the clinical signs that are seen in meningitis. Some of them are quite common, however, some of them are quite rare......
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