Saroj Kumar Jha

 Hi there. Are you preparing for MBBS entrance examination? If yes, you are in a right place here. I am Saroj, an intern doctor at IOM. While I am saying this, I remember my entrance preparation time. I have done my plus2 from St. Xaviers College.  I had started preparing for it since I entered my 12th joining premedical session at an institute here in Kathmandu. I made it to IOM as a fresher. Anyone who gets selected here at IOM will tell you that their entrance journey was not that difficult and it holds true in my case as well. Let me tell you one thing first. Entrance preparation is all about your motivation of becoming a doctor along with your dedication to do anything to achieve your goal.  I guess,you must be in one of the three conditions:  1. You are not motivated at all to prepare for entrance however you are just trying to attempt it once believing in your luck. If that is the case, let me make you clear, it is nearly impossible for you to get it ther...

Visit on Youtube Here are some of the tips that is based on my personal experience while I was preparing for my final year MBBS examinations. I hope you find it useful.  1. Follow the syllabus Medicine is an ocean. You cannot study everything. It’s a fact. You have to be jack of all. Don’t leave any topic even if its not high yield for exams. Make a schedule categorizing all the topics and the day you will study them. It will help you as at the end of the day you will know whether you finished for the day or not. Also you will know your speed and reschedule your study plan. Make a list of topics you are studying that day and cross-check it before you go to sleep.  2. Start from the basics  When you look at the syllabus, its too much and you are lost on where to start. Starting from big topic will only make you feel that you cannot complete the syllabus. Take a small topic or the topic that you know a bit or have some confidence about it. Complete it and feel confident...