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hi there, myself got a rank of 23x in neet pg 2025 and in this log i will be sharing how i prepared for the exam post internship while i as working as a general practitioner in a small clinic in kerala Background Okay talking about myself . I got a good rank in net ug and aiims entrance exam back in 2019 but later after joining gmc in my own state kerala i was very lazy and very much focused on gaming etc, after my internship while working as a general practitioner i realised the importance of doing pg post ug because the saturation in our field is more than what i thought, i started my preparation in december 2024 as l already know that i have only very few days before me and i dot have of time to read the man videos i myself confined to the revision videos of marrow and along with the that i used to watch some portion of-the zainab vora mams btr classes notes. Only top-of that i used to practice mcqs from the marrow qbank and also from-the prepgp app . Towards the end of my preparati...

When we look at the present scenario of MBBS graduates in India, we can see that there are several different pathways available, though each comes with its own limitations. The first and most commonly discussed option is preparing for postgraduate entrance exams such as NEET-PG or INI-CET. Through this route, you can specialise in any branch you prefer. However, this is not the path that everyone chooses, and many graduates decide to start working immediately. Another major path is working as a general practitioner in clinics in tier-2 or tier-3 cities. In such settings, the typical monthly earning ranges from ₹50,000 to ₹80,000, and in the best cases it may go up to ₹90,000. If you work in busy casualty departments in tier-2 hospitals, the income can be slightly higher, around ₹1,00,000 to ₹1,20,000 per month. There is also the option of joining corporate hospitals as a junior doctor, resident doctor, or academic resident. But even in these settings, the usual salary is around ₹50,...