Hello, i am Fourth year mbbs student confuse between Marrow and Prepladder, can you please guide me and where i can get discounts?

That's a question that every single NEET PG aspirant would be interested in knowing.!

But you must first understand a few criterias about your own preparation strategies before investing your hard earned money into any of the training courses like marrow, prep-ladder, dr Bhatia, dams etc.

Which are

1 how much time you have for preparation

2 how much time do you require for revision

3 your budget

4 your personal learning bias.

First, as I can see you're a 4th year student, you probably have an intermediate time gap for your preperation and revision.

Marrow comprises detailed and in depth clarity of concepts and it focuses more towards concept based learning strategy... But again, completing the whole 19 subjects, is not going to be an easy task as concept based learning surely requires time. I personally think learning from prep-ladder was much quicker and its rapid revision series is surely a blessing for students in their internship.

2 some people are well to appear in the exams with just one revision... On the other hand, people like me, lack that talent... Have to repeat at least 3 revisions for a thorough learning and to do well in the exams ...

Consider the first point again, as a reference for this too.

3 prep-ladder is would be available at lower price than marrow.. no explanation required here..

4 I personally have tried studying from both prep and marrow... My friend had marrow and I purchased prep... It a personal learning bias, where one person prefers one type of teacher over the other...

I personally found teachers in prep-ladder to be more time oriented ... In marrow, they were more interactive...

But one defining feature of marrow is QB. Which is definitely beating the competition of prep from the past few years...

Again, its totally up to you, to choose for your favourite app(and don't take a long time to decide, as the syllabus is same whether you choose one or the other) but my suggestion for you would be ,to go for prep-ladder and just grab the QB from marrow...

Hope you succeed in the exam with your desired rank !

That's a question that every single NEET PG aspirant would be interested in knowing.!

But you must first understand a few criterias about your own preparation strategies before investing your hard earned money into any of the training courses like marrow, prep-ladder, dr Bhatia, dams etc.

Which are

1 how much time you have for preparation

2 how much time do you require for revision

3 your budget

4 your personal learning bias.

First, as I can see you're a 4th year student, you probably have an intermediate time gap for your preperation and revision.

Marrow comprises detailed and in depth clarity of concepts and it focuses more towards concept based learning strategy... But again, completing the whole 19 subjects, is not going to be an easy task as concept based learning surely requires time. I personally think learning from prep-ladder was much quicker and its rapid revision series is surely a blessing for students in their internship.

2 some people are well to appear in the exams with just one revision... On the other hand, people like me, lack that talent... Have to repeat at least 3 revisions for a thorough learning and to do well in the exams ...

Consider the first point again, as a reference for this too.

3 prep-ladder is would be available at lower price than marrow.. no explanation required here..

4 I personally have tried studying from both prep and marrow... My friend had marrow and I purchased prep... It a personal learning bias, where one person prefers one type of teacher over the other...

I personally found teachers in prep-ladder to be more time oriented ... In marrow, they were more interactive...

But one defining feature of marrow is QB. Which is definitely beating the competition of prep from the past few years...

Again, its totally up to you, to choose for your favourite app(and don't take a long time to decide, as the syllabus is same whether you choose one or the other) but my suggestion for you would be ,to go for prep-ladder and just grab the QB from marrow...

Hope you succeed in the exam with your desired rank !

Hi Vishal,

First download both the apps and watch some free stuffs, you will understand what suits and provide benefit to you

Consider these points

1. You have less than 2 years to prepare and you also have burden of your university exams and internship

• 2. In neet pg exam revision is a must tool and atleast minimum 3 revisions are compulsory to retain the concepts and to be in race
  
  3. Covering a large volume of course is not so important rather limited and high yielding stuff revised for multiple times makes your chances very high to win the race.
  
  4. More than 150 question out of 300 in Neet pg is from 5 subjects- Pathology, Medicine, Surgery, Obs Gyne & PSM, you should master these subjects and last 5 year question papers to understand the core areas and pattern.
  
  
  Both the apps are best you can choose according to your analysis.
  
  Pros of Marrow: Best and star faculty in Obs Gyne, Surgery, ENT, Ophthalmology, Physiology & Radiology, Q Bank is Exellent
  
  Cons of Marrow: Lenghthy & harder to cover
  
  
  Pros of PrepLadder: Best and Star faculties in Pathology, Medicine, Pharmacology, PSM, Anatomy,Forensic Medicine, Pedia, Ortho & Psychiatry, Rapid Revision Programme is the best part, Separate Past year MCQ discussion videos
  
  Cons of PrepLadder: Q bank needs more improvement
  
  
  All the best and choose best!
  
  
  Many local representative of both the apps are visiting to different medical colleges across country you can arrange their contact and ask for discounts, or try to contact other students who want to buy  the subscription and make a group you will get a good group discount
  
  I found some sources for discounts one of them is - MBBS DISCOUNTS (http://instagram.com/discount.deals.for.mbbs.stuffs) for Marrow and Prepladder Promo Codes and discounts, they are providing good discounts free of cost.