Hello Monika,

Hope you are doing well.

Here are some tips:

1. Devise a Study Plan

Plan well in advance before you get down to business. Do not start studying until you have a strategy for the days to come. Know beforehand as to what you want to and don’t want to study. Make a time-table with a list of topics to be covered on a particular day and how you will be revising a given topic before your exam. Having a plan well-charted on a piece of mind gives you mental satisfaction and lightens the burden on your head. It not only relaxes you, it gives you the required push to begin studying as per the devised plan. People who plan from before are able to do much better than people who don’t.

• Develop a Schedule
• Determine your study goals
• Create a time-chart of your current activities
• Memorize major concepts
• Selectively Review your texts
• Monitor the work you have done

1. Most Important Subjects for AIIMS PG

In order for to streamline your preparation for AIIMS PG, its important to be well-versed with the syllabus. After reading the syllabus and properly going through it, you will need to pick out the topics that you deem easy, moderate and difficult and divide them into three groups. This will vary from person to person. No two persons can have the same strength. This is where the need for a personalized strategy comes forth.

Here we have compiled a list of high yielding subjects, based on the exam pattern and previous year papers.

Ensure that you do not miss out on any of the high yielding topics as they are the most important topics from AIIMS PG point of view. Focus on clearing your doubts and imbibing clarity on new concepts in the starting months of your preparation. Also be sure of keeping at least 3 months for revision just before the exam. Now let us look at the subject-wise weightage.

Good luck