Success Story of Dr Janhavi Joshi (AIPG Rank 98)

"CONGRATS TO DR Janhavi Joshi From DMnDL"

Each person has his/her own pattern..... I'll tell U what I did.... maybe U'll find some of that useful......

1) May..... Mudit Khanna- Amit Ashish read 1.
2) June-August..... all subjects Gauri + Pulse + textbook + Prabhakar & Ritu Duggal.... chapterwise.... had read most textbooks except Pharmac and medicine (my laziness)
3) September... NBDE + dental AIIMS-AIPG papers
4) October.... papers and Pulse
5) November... gave AIIMS.... bad paper... loitered around
6) December... Pulse (3rd time) + Gauri + Amit-Mudit + dental papers + NBDE (U HAVE TO STUDY YOUR ASS OFF IN DECEMBER)

7) Jan... after AIPG... Pulse (twice)Oh! btw.... it was my 2nd attempt..... and best of luck!

Janhavi Joshi
AIPGDEE rank 98
Maharashtra PGDCET rank 5,
COMEDK rank 17,
Manipal rank 30,
KLE rank 30,
Pravara rank 26,
Maharashtra Associate CET rank 41

Tags: Aipg success story, mds exam preparation, how to study for mds entrance exam, dental pg exams, 

Success Story of Dr Tanmay Mittal (AIPG Rank 61)

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Hello guys,
Firstly thanks a lot for ur wishes :), I don think i did anything different from what you all are doing and just keep doing the good work...i feel more than hard work it is the level of motivation that we need to keep up, i would insist initially just pick up a couple of books n be thorough with it , u should in and out of it..may be for a begining pulse and dentest r really good (minus the wrong answers in that :))

and once ground work is done go for next level and always and always read explanations very carefully , once ur concepts n fundamentals r strong u can answer a question from anywhere!

Regarding text books its a personal choice though i don think they are so very necessary.take ur call

The four looks r very important!

look back and get experience,
look forward and see hope,
look around and find reality,
look within and be confident :)

so guys jst go for it...m sure u'l ace it!

Tanmay Mittal

Other Ranks
AIPGDEE rank 61
Karnataka cet 83
MANIPAL rank 88
Comed rank 170
KLE rank 95

Success Story of Dr Lakshita Joshi (79th Rank in AIPG)

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Sharing with you all how I prepared for the exams…

Each one of us has our own way of studying but yes all those people starting their prep for 2013 it would be good to learn from experiences and then formulate your own method which works for you best, I did that! I read and asked many people that how they prepared and then I took from each of them what would work for me best!
Since I worked for an NGO for a year, I couldn’t get that quality time for my studies. It was a bad idea to work and study both, so I would advise if you are very serious for PG then just devote your time to studies! May 2011 I left that job and then started my preparation seriously!

First thing what I did was I made a diary and wrote in it what all books and past papers I have to study, made a deadline that this particular thing should be completed by this this date. Among all this the most important thing is daily revision ,because if you fail to revise your all reading is a waste as there are so many things to remember that REVISION becomes prime important!
Another thing what I did was I made my short term and long term goals. That helped me to keep a track of my preparation.

May+ June (2 weeks) ----Dental pulse (basic) and Nbde (basic)+ related text
I read pulse and Nbde together as the subjects where same and somehow it helped me to get a better understanding

Success Story of Dr Gaurav (89th Rank in AIPG)

"CONGRATSS TO DR Gaurav From DMnDL"

First of all..all the best to mds aspirants...I hope that this helps you all in deciding your preparation strategy...theres no one method to prepare for exams..take advice from all but follow that which is best for you....

1. Time: I attended my internship for about 6 months...then started prep for this year exams..so had roughly 6 and half mnths in my hand for aipg and 7 and half for mahe and comed...time is not less for those who have just started prep....but time management is very very important...every second counts..utilize this time to its fullest extent...remember..each second you waste ..your competitors get ahead of you..SO DONT GIVE THEM THIS CHANCE!!!

2. Books to be done-Pulse and Dentest
Neeraj wadhwan..(excellent explanations)
Aiims dental papers
Mudit khanna (for aiims and aipg only)-previous 5 years papers
Amit ashish (again for aiims and aipg only) 5yrs
NBDE papers (very imp for aiims, aipg and mahe)
Other entrance papers (can be found in Dental bytes or Dental quest)
Dental explore (for bhu papers)
Prabhakaran- for perio

3. Theory-

Reading theory part is very important..mere cramming mcqs wont help you...u must understand question, logic behind it and then solve questions...also dont read just anything and everything...thats not possible...read what is relevant...AND FROM GOOD BOOKS .mark new questions from explanations, synopsis and maintain separate diary for values,scientists, years..etc...theyll be helpful to you for last time revisions...and yes I must tell here that my theory part was always strong thoughout my clg life...so i didnt face too many difficulties in reading books and my ntes..:) But yes...if you feel that youre not able to do theory part then its ok...