Scientific Hacks to Get Gold Medal in MBBS University Exam (With Just 20% Work!) 🤯🌟

Brief Summary

This video provides advice on how to approach university exams effectively, particularly in the context of MBBS. It emphasizes that success isn't solely based on knowledge but also on presentation skills and smart study techniques. The speaker shares insights on understanding the examiner's perspective, utilizing concise notes, and optimizing exam-taking strategies to improve marks and ranks.

  • Examiners want to pass you, approach exams positively.
  • Presentation skills are as important as knowledge.
  • Smart work and concise notes can significantly improve your performance.

Introduction

The speaker introduces the topic of how to approach university exams like a topper, emphasizing that many students underperform due to not knowing how to effectively present their knowledge. He claims that by using smart strategies, students can significantly improve their marks and ranks. He credits his wife, Dr. Anjali, a university topper, for guiding him. He also shares his experiences as an MBBS student and surgery resident, noting that the system sometimes seems designed to make students fail rather than pass.

Understanding the Examiner's Perspective

The speaker advises students to change their mindset about MBBS exams, stating that examiners generally want to pass students. He clarifies that failure usually occurs only when students leave the paper blank or make significant errors. He encourages a positive approach to exams, warning that fear can lead to forgetting known topics. The speaker highlights that examiners are often burdened and uninterested in thoroughly checking papers, spending only about 10 minutes per paper, with the initial impression being crucial.

Utilizing Notes and Smart Work

The speaker addresses the common question of whether it's possible to pass university exams and score well by studying concise notes like those from Marrow. He confirms that it is possible with smart work, as these notes are essentially summaries of extensive textbooks. He points out that in an exam setting, students summarize information anyway, so using pre-made notes can save time. The speaker cautions against doubting one's study methods due to the abundance of resources and the influence of peers, which can lead to wasted time and lower marks, especially for students from peripheral colleges lacking guidance.

Presentation Skills and Exam Strategies

The speaker emphasizes the importance of presentation skills, stating that knowledge only accounts for 50% of success, while presentation makes up the other 50%. He criticizes the common practice of writing answers in lengthy paragraphs, similar to textbooks, which examiners don't have time to read thoroughly. He advises writing answers point by point in a neat and clean manner. While using notes like Marrow can provide concise information, students need to beautify and format their answers to fill the required number of pages.

Diagrams and Visual Aids

The speaker encourages students to use diagrams, charts, tables, flow charts, and graphs as much as possible in their answers. He notes that these visual aids are often included in notes and can be created by converting line-by-line text into tables or graphs. He shares that he scored 70% in his final year university exams by following this advice, as examiners appreciate diagrams. Presenting information concisely in a diagram demonstrates smartness and saves the examiner's time, leading to higher marks.

Final Thoughts and Additional Tips

The speaker summarizes the key points for approaching university exams like a topper. He cautions that directly reading concise notes without understanding the underlying concepts can be challenging and lead to forgetting the information. He briefly mentions additional tips for time management during exams and smart note-making techniques.

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0:00 You may have studied the entire year or just the last 2-3 months very well. Gained the basic knowledge as well, but when the University exam day arrives, 95% of the people are not able to write that knowledge effectively on the paper. Because of that, they get lesser marks than they deserve. That's because they don't know how to approach a university paper like a topper. With just few smart points, they can easily increase their marks and ranks by 2-3 times. Believe me, after watching this video, all the examiners of India will hate me. The credit goes to my wife Dr. Anjali, who was an University topper throughout the MBBS. Because of her guidance, I have also learned so many smart pathways, to approach the university exams and got an amazing rank in my final university exam, and also got gold medal in MS university exam, from AIIMS Jodhpur.

0:45 Look, I want to tell you many things openly, which I saw as an MBBS student, and felt it many times as a surgery resident while checking paper, that in MBBS university, they need to do hard work not to pass but to fail. This is self-made quote, which you can write down in note as well. 1st of all, remove this thought, that MBBS exams are something big and different. Examiner sits their to pass you and you will pass eventually. Until and unless you leave half paper blank, or do huge blunders in viva, which forces examiner to fail you unwillingly. They are such students who haven't studied anything in the entire year and are not serious for exams and they don't have any hope from life. They keep doing parties and drugs throughout the year, in the hostel. If you are not like those students, and have some seriousness for exam

1:33 and have studied a bit, then believe me, 99% of the chances are there that you will pass. 1st of all, approach universities positively. If you will approach them being fearful, then you will forget all the topics known too. Now, you should know the psychology of the examiner who will check the paper, before writing the university paper. How they checks the papers? Literally, It is an extra burden for them to check these papers. They are not at all interested in this work. They don't get any extra money for this work as well. Why they will give 1 hour per paper and will check in depth? Nobody does that. Literally, they just spend 10 minutes to examine a paper, which you have written in 3 hours very well. Even in that, in the 1st 2 minutes it is decided that your total marks will be in what range! You must know these things while writing the paper. Only real life things are discussed on this channel.

2:22 If you haven't subscribed, then you are missing many smart work and life growth principles. Many students says to me, "Sir, I haven't studied well throughout the year." "The studied topics is not revisable form huge books now." "So, can we pass university exams just by reading marrow's or any other notes?" "Can we get 70-80% marks by studying them?" So, the answer is, Yes. But again, only with extreme smart work. Simply, you think, you may have written university or board exam somewhere in life. You have 10 minutes to answer a long question. Suppose question is about Asthma. You have studied Asthma's topic from Harrison of 40 pages. But will you be able to write those 40 pages? No. Ultimately you will make the 40 pages' summary and will write in 10 minutes. For 10 marks answer, you will maximum fill up 4-5 pages of pages in 10 minutes.

3:11 In that 5 page, Harrison's total 1-2 pages of content page will be made. If we have to write summary ultimately, then why shouldn't we read Marrow's notes directly? And write it on the paper. Because Marrow notes are the summary of Harrison, Robbin, Gaitan all huge books huge topics' important points. Ultimately, you will write that only in the paper. No matter if you read it from books or from Marrow's notes. But, notes will take only 10-20% of the time. The problem is there are many resources, materials, and platforms, that students doubt their decisions everyday, whereas they were going in the right direction. They follow their friends and senior and end up wasting months, by doing trials and errors. In the last, despite having capacity they get low marks. It happens especially with the peripheral college students who don't know how to utilize smart work and thinking,

3:59 and have no guidance about it. So only, my A-Z guide and hand holding to crack AIR 1 in NEET PG and INI-CET, from an average student will help you. Instead of getting suck into traditional ways where crowds are going blindly, just by giving 20% of your time and hard work, how can you go ahead of 80% of the people, from step by step improving your grand test every month consistently, to smart methods crisp and concise, high-yield PYQ notes for faster revision, from average to topper mindset training, to approaching the final 3 hours of exam, with an approach of toppers mindset, along with that there are tips to increase focus and concentrations, or MCQ solving tricks, if it is about tackling the everyday negativity and self-doubts, or if it is about training and powers of subconscious mind, you can relate all these things with a person who was an average MBBS student

4:48 but still became National topper by doing smart work. There is all in 1 smart program, in which I will take group live sessions monthly, and I will do hand holding, wherever you will have queries related to preparation. I will solve it during that time. It is available in Hinglish language, and it is based totally on my simplified real life and practical experiences. 2k plus students have already benefited from it. the link is given below in the description. Do not forget to join me, by checking it out. Now, you know, in the 1st 2 minutes your entire impression will be decided. So what should be your priority? Simple, the question you are writing on the front paper, or at 1st. That's why, the best question you know very well out of 10 questions, write it 1st, in the start of the paper. So, at least on knowledge level, examiner will understand you as a topper. But, only by seeing your knowledge will help you get good marks? No.

5:36 Remember my line, in life. This is also a golden line. Write this as well. No matter if you are giving a talk on stage, or writing paper, or giving viva. Knowledge matters only 50%. What matters in the remaining 50%? Your presentation skills. How beautifully you can present your thought in front of others, also matters a lot. If you see the majority of the MBBS student's University paper, then you will feel like, they have written it in half sleeped. No matter if they had knowledge and knew answer, but still how they have written it? They have written it typically like Harrison, and Robbins' same to same. They have written huge paragraphs line to line. Do you think examiner has time to read your whole paragraphs? He will find important points from your paragraph, and then according to it, he will give you marks, is that so? Dear, they don't have time for this. Examiner wants point to point information.

6:22 If he can see useful words then your job is done. If he sees the points in the 1st sight, then your distinction is secured. If he could not find them, then no matter how good you have written the answers you will only get 50% of the marks. So, what you need to do? You should write every answer point to point. Do not write in paragraphs. Your answer sheet should look neat and clean. Where will you get the same point to point information? You are reading Marrow's notes. If you will copy paste the same to same information, then examiner will give you 50% of marks, compared to other books, which you cannot study completely, even if you study it then also at last you will write its summary. But sir, you said, "By reading Marrow's notes you can get 70-80%. But now you are saying you can get only 50%?" So, yes, you have to write same information point to point, to get 70-80%. But, you have to beautify it, make a good format for answers, write it in lengthy manner.

7:13 You have to write it pointwise. But, you also have to fill the pages too. It is a 10 marks questions and you have to fill 4-5 pages for its answer. There are specific format for every subject. Again, I am giving that in my A-Z guide to crack NEET PG with AIR 1 program. The link is in the description.You already know. I am not saying not to read huge books. They are the best books, to gain the knowledge and clear the concepts. Read them throughout the year. But if you haven't studied, which many students are not able to do so. So in the last, if you read Marrow's notes and if copy paste the same answers, then also you will pass easily. That is what I want to say. Because everyone cannot do hard work as much as toppers do. That is why, I discuss smart work tricks specifically for average students on this channel. In the last write answers as beautifully as possible. Because presentation matters 50%. Make maximum diagrams, charts, tables, flow charts, graphs as much as possible.

8:01 Even these things graphs and all, are included in notes as well. Wherever topics are written line by line, try to convert them in tables, graphs or so. I did the same, and got 70% in my final year university exams. Because Anjali told me, "Examiner loves diagrams." If you give 10 pages of information in just 1 page by making a big diagram, then it shows your smartness and saves examiner's time as well. Ultimately, it gives you more marks. I have told you a short summary of a toppers university exam's approach. If you will directly go and read Marrow's topics, then you will find it difficult, because it has direct pointers. How will you clear your concepts out of them? There are many smart ways for it. If you don't follow them, and directly read those pointers, then after some days, you will forget them and ultimately, your paper will be bad. If it is about managing extreme time management in 3 hours of exam time,

8:49 or if it is about making smart notes making techniques, wit which, in just 20% of time and efforts I gained 70-80% of knowledge and advantage, if it is about following it. Such 1000s of things which you require to get AIR 1 in NEET PG, and hand holding to crack AIR 1 in NEET PG, from average student program, they all are given in it. The link is given in description and pinned comment. Do not forget to join with me by downloading it today only. The more you become late, the more you will lose. Thank you for watching my videos again and again. See you in the next video with more energy in it.

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