Udayalakshmi - Altruisianz 2017 Batch

Positivity matters!
If you think you can do it, you can definitely crack it. 

Be confident.

At the same time, Don't fall into the mirage of having more time..it may not be too late, but also not too early. 

Make a customised schedule...Only you will know what you are good at and what needs more attention...

Try to stick with the schedule.. But don't be obsessed in it.Everyone will have good days and bad days..

If things don't go well,remodify the schedule.. U r supposed to be stubborn with your goals and flexible with your methods. 

Plan a proper revision schedule in prior.

Draw diagrams (with appropriate color coding) and flowcharts wherever possible and write literally everything u know about the question asked...

[Anatomy is all about drawing...Physiology is all about flow of concepts...Biochemistry is all about sequence(not only the names of enzymes)]

My personal opinion on scheduling exam timings are.

1 hr for 15 marks questions

1 hr for 5 marks

And remaining 1 hr to solve mcqs and think over the questions which you don't know(u may use this as a backup if you are running out of time) 

Always complete the past year univ questions first....And try to know something(some 5 points) about everything.

Don't fall into temptation of remembering every single line. If you can recall 5-10 points in a 15 mark question,that's well and good. 

Complete the general pattern for every question

Eg Incase of organs

*Intro,Parts,relations,blood supply, nerve supply,Clinical correlation.

Try to write a clinical point wherever possible,so that u may impress the examiner!