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Physiology is one of the key theoretical subjects in medical examination. While it is a treat to dive deep into, involving yourself in the conceptual world of Guyton-Hall, Ganong and Costanzo, can become time-consuming swiftly.
Physiology is amongst the most important topics from the NEET MDS point of view. It forms the building blocks for some of the highest-scoring and significant subjects such as Oral Medicine, Pathology, and General medicine. The biggest hurdle that the students participating in NEET MDS are to find themselves alienated from the topics they took days to finish. The questions of which subject should be approached, when, and how generally float up during the preparation process. This article aims to highlight the preparation strategy that should be followed when you are preparing for the subject of Physiology.
Step 1 – Make a study plan
How many days should you dedicate to Physiology preparation?
A maximum of 10-11 days is the perfect duration for Physiology preparation. By giving less than 10 days, you might not be able to prepare all the topics effectively. You should study for at least 10 days using the action plan mentioned below as it will allow you to perform better in Physiology than most of your competitors.
After these 10 days, spending less than five minutes on 5-10 multiple choice questions daily will get you through Physiology much faster and in an efficient manner. One or at most two days of revision in the last month of the examination schedule will hold you in good stead!
Where to read Physiology from – Review books, Online videos, and Question Banks?
The second part of your study plan circles around you choosing to study from a review book or an app/online platform. Honestly, both options are fairly good as it depends on your personal choice and learning technique. You can also have a hybrid strategy where you read from the book, solve MCQs from the app and watch video talks for some of the more difficult and hard topics. At DBMCI, you get a great mix of the best available options with the latest material, regular tests, explanatory videos, and doubt clearance.
Remember, you don’t need to stick with a single plan for all your subjects. You may be good in some subjects and may observe that reading from a review book is faster and more effective. On the other hand, you may not be strong in some subjects, and viewing video lectures might help you with the respective ideas.
So the question of where you want to study Physiology arises. Just a word, irrespective of the style you choose is good. All that matters is how much you can hold in your memory till the end of the exam.
- Relate with common sense – While perusing different physiological cycles, attempt to relate with your own body. It gets simpler, recognizable and intriguing to pursue the subject then, at that point.
- For instance : you can feel your breathing muscles while relaxing.. so feel your body’s physiology while you investigate.
- Solo investigation and better focusing – One should concentrate alone to focus on preparation. As per the time you study the subject however much you can, attempt to comprehend it first all alone.
- Switch subjects in the event that you feel bored however attempt to settle your questions all alone from the outset.
- Group question meetings – After contemplating… You can have a bunch of questions to discuss in the group meetings with your companions which will upgrade better learning and comprehension of your subject. This is an awesome advance towards learning.
- Smart examination – You don’t need to beat yourself upon physiology. Just 1-2 hours day by day (consistency) is adequate to score great stamps just as for idea building.
- Thorough reading becomes an essential step for a better understanding of any subject. Read the book completely & underline or highlight the relevant topics. While studying, one should curate and prepare notes so that it becomes easy to improve your performance in exams.
- Notes are vital for students who do not prefer reading books again & again. Moreover, reading different physiological processes help you relate to your own body.
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