Best Books for NEET PG 2020
| Anatomy | Rajesh Kaushal |
| Physiology | Dr. Souman Manna |
| Biochemistry | Rebecca James |
| Pharmacology | Gobind Rai Garg and Sparsh Gupta |
| Pathology | Sparsh Gupta |
| Microbiology | Apurba Sastry Rachna Chaurasia |
| Forensic Medicine | Arvind Arora |
| Medicine | Deepak Marwah |
| Surgery (Best mcq books for surgery - MBBS) | Pritesh Singh |
| PSM | Vivek Jain |
| OBS and Gynae | Sakshi Arora |
| ENT | Manisha Sinha and Sachin Budhiraja |
| Ophthalmology | Ruchi Rai Sudha Seetharam |
| Pediatrics | Taruna Mehra |
| Orthopedics | Apurv Mehra |
| Dermatology | Saurabh Jindal |
| Anesthesia | Vivek Jain |
| Radiology | Rajat Jain Mayur Arun Kulkarni |
| Psychiatry | Praveen Tripathi |
| Image-Based | PHOTON or Final Edge |
Dr Giridharan Shanmugam (AIIMS rank 88, JIPMER rank 103, NEET PG rank 760)
ANATOMY — Chaurasia; Arvind Arora
PHYSIOLOGY — CRISP
BIOCHEMISTRY - Vasudevan; Rebecca James
PATHOLOGY — Robbins; Vandana Puri
MICROBIOLOGY — Anathanarayanan; Apurba shastry
FM — Sumer sethi
ENT — Dhingra; Sakshi Arora
OPHTHAL — Khurana; Sudha Seetharaman
MEDICINE — Harrisons; Deepak Marwah, Vinod Khanna
SURGERY — SRB; Rajamahendran
OG — Shaw and Mudaliar; Sakshi Arora
PAEDIATRICS — Ghai; Around Arora
ORTHO — Maheshwary; Apuev Mehra
RADIOLOGY and DERM — Arvind arora
Dr Kesha Meghashyam (JIPMER : AIR 1, PGI 2017 : AIR 3, AIIMS 2017 : AIR 17)
Anatomy- Pulse + Rajesh Kaushal notes
Physiology- Soumen Manna
Biochem- Rebecca James
Pathology- Devesh Mishra
Pharmacology- Ranjan Kumar Patel
Forensic- Sumit Seth
Microbiology- Apurba Sastry
ENT- Manisha
Opthalmology - Sudha Seetharam
SPM- Vivek Jain
Medicine- Mudit Khanna
Pediatrics- Sushanta Bhanja
Surgery- Pritesh + Surgery Sixer by RRM
Gynae & Obs- Punit Bhojani
Orthopedics- Apurv Mehra
Radiology- Sumer Seth
Skin- Pulse
Best MCQ Books for Anatomy
Dr. Raviraj
- You can easily revise the subject in 10-15 days with this.
- Concise, diagrams are good
Rajesh Kaushal
- Very good presentation makes it interesting to read
- Has a bit too much information and is too detailed, revision later may be a problematic
Best MCQ Books for Physiology
Dr. Souman Manna
- Covers all topics asked in exam
- All concepts are simplified and easy to understand
CRISP by Dr S Krishna Kumar
- A bit more detailed
Best MCQ Book for Biochemistry
Rebecca James
- Well compiled with all important facts and concepts.
- Enough for biochemistry part of PG entrance exams
- Also contains image based questions
Best MCQ Books for Pharmacology
Gobind Rai Garg and Sparsh Gupta
- Covers whole syllabus and the book has a lucid language .
- Nothing more is needed to prepare for pharmacology apart from this book
Ranjan Patel
- Question, answer and explanation on same page. You don't have to turn the page to see explanation after each Mcq.
Best MCQ Books for Pathology
Devesh Mishra
- Concise, to the point and more readable
- Written by a pathologist
Gobind Rai Garg and Sparsh Gupta
- Has both theory for revision and MCQs
- Also mentions questions asked in AIIMS exam
- Written by a pharmacology MD
Best MCQ Books for Microbiology
Apurba Sastry
- Great book for clear concepts
- Bestselling book on the subject
- Loads of diagrams, good quality images
- Great book for clear concepts
- Bestselling book on the subject
- Loads of diagrams, good quality images
Rachna Chaurasia
- Chapter-wise MCQs with detailed explanations
- Includes images
Best MCQ Books for Forensic Medicine
Arvind Arora
- One of the best books of Forensic Medicine Review for NEET PG.
- Compared to the previous editions good quality images are included.
- Contents are arranged systematically.
Sumit Seth
- Bullet style
- Chapter-wise MCQ Bank.
- References from textbooks like Bernard Knight and Spitz and Fisher
- Only relevant points, no unnecessary information, well suited for NEET PG Preparation
What is INI CET Exam?
- INI CET stands for Institute of National Importance Combined Entrance Test.
- It is a Combined Entrance Test (CET) for admission into postgraduate courses [MD, MS, DM (6 yrs), MCh (6 yrs) and MDS] at Institutes of National Importance (INI) for Medical Education namely, AIIMS-New Delhi and all new AIIMS, JIPMER Puducherry, PGIMER-Chandigarh, NIMHANS-Bengaluru.
Which Institutes are participating in INI CET Exam?
1. AIIMS New Delhi (Ansari Nagar, New Delhi-110608
www.aiimsexams.org)
2. AIIMS Bhopal (Saket Nagar, Bhopal-462020
www.aiimsbhopal.edu.in)
3. AIIMS Bhubaneswar (Sijua, Ptarpada, Bhubaneshwar-751019
www.aiimsbhubaneswar.edu.in)
4. AIIMS Jodhpur (Basni Industrial Area 2, Jodhpur-342005
www.aiimsjnodhpur.edu.in)
5. AIIMS Nagpur (Plot No.2, Sector-20, MIHAN, Nagpur-441108
www.aiimsnagpur.edu.in)
6. AIIMS Patna (Phulwarisharif, Patna–801505
www.aiimspatna.org)
7. AIIMS Raipur (Tatibandh, GE Road, Raipur-492099,
www.aiimsraipur.edu.in)
8. AIIMS Rishikesh (Virbhadra Road, Rishikesh-2498201
www.aiimsrishikesh.edu.in)
9. JIPMER, Pondicherry (Jipmer Campus Road, Gorimedu, Dhanvantari Nagar,
Puducherry-6050026
www.jipmer.edu.in)
10. NIMHANS, Bengaluru (Hosur/Marigowda Road, (Lakkasandra Wilson Garden)
Bangaluru-560029
www.nimhans.ac.in)
11. PGIMER, Chandigarh (Madhya Marg, Sector-12, Chandigarh-160012
www.pgimer.edu.in)
Which authority will have the responsibility to conduct INI CET Exam?
- AIIMS, New Delhi is the sole authority for conduct of all aspects related to INI CET such as application, conduct of exam, declaration of results and Seat Allocation
How many seats are offered through INI CET Exam?
Total seats offered: 744 seats
What is the exam pattern for INI CET Exam?
- The examination for INI-CET is conducted in a computer-based test (CBT) mode.
- The duration of examination is 3 hours (180 minutes) consisting of 200 objective type of questions of varying types (including Single Correct Choice and Multiple Correct Choice questions).
What is the Eligibility criteria for appearing in INI-CET?
- The candidate must possess MBBS degree recognized by the National Medical Commission (previously MCI) and must have completed the required period of 12 months compulsory rotating Internship/Practical training
- A minimum of the following marks (aggregate of all professional MBBS professional examinations):
a) For candidates belonging to the SC/ST Categories 50% marks in aggregate
b) For all other categories including OBC/EWS Category 55% marks in aggregatec) For Persons with Benchmark Disabilities [PWBD] candidates 50% marks in aggregate
- For Indian National graduated from Foreign Universities , marks obtained in the FMGE (Foreign Medical Graduate Examination) conducted by National Board of Examination (NBE), shall be considered in lieu of aggregate marks. The eligibility criteria of minimum marks shall remain as mentioned above in points a, b and c as applicable.
Best MCQ Books for preparation of INI CET Exam
- Apart from the usual subject wise MCQ books required for the preparation of NEET PG entrance exam, you should read the book AIIMS ESSENCE by Pritesh Singh in the last month at least 2 times before appearing in the exam.
AIIMS ESSENCE by Pritesh Singh
- This book has authentic questions of AIIMS with exact language and options including image-based questions fully coloured
- The references has been provided from latest editions of Harrison, Bailey & love, Robbins, Goodman & Gilman, Schwartz, Sabiston, Gray's anatomy, Park, Harper and Ganong along with thoroughly verified answers from subject specialist, faculty members of Dr Pritesh Institute and PG
- Explanations have been provided in tabulated form with only high yielding and relevant facts highlighted important, golden facts and previously asked questions
- Controversial questions and image-based questions are handled with special care to clear the concept explanations from latest editions of standard and most authentic text books line diagrams to minimise tedious efforts
- Mnemonics have been provided for better remembering, retention and recall
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Biggest dilemma after Post Graduation (in my case,after M.S.General Surgery) was whether to seek a job, settle down in life , have kids or to give a shot at Higher studies (DM/Mch).
I have been away from home and family for around 10 years , married recently, got stuck in the see saw of giving time to my family and pursuing my dreams. Nevertheless, trying to balance both and achieving nothing. Then came a day of realization and I decided to pursue my dream of becoming a Neurosurgeon.
Here comes the Covid Era, chaos all around, near and dear ones getting infected and some losing their lives due to this deadly virus.Along with COVID duties, and reduced surgical workload gave me an opportunity to give time to my studies.
Many times, during preparation negative thoughts come to mind and I started doubting my capability. The pressure is intense and the stakes are high. All the entrance exams are not just about that 1 D-day when we actually give the exam, these exams check our overall attitude, how well we sustain the pressure and how well we handle stress and balance our work-study schedule.
My family, especially my wife has been a pillar of strength,always motivating me and handling my tantrums.
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| Dr. Udbhav Bansal |
My advice to my fellow colleagues and my dear juniors -
Books Used for Exam Preparation
For Neurosurgery Part
- Theory: Greenberg Rapid Review
- MCQ: NIMHANS MCQ by G. Omkarnath
- And a test series (any coaching Institute)
For General Surgery Part
- Theory: Love And Bailey
- MCQ: Pritesh Singh
Average Time Devoted Each Day
- I used to divide time in two halves each day, one half general surgery and one half neurosurgery.
- To be frank, I had studied seriously in last 3 months, leaving my job and devoting time exclusively for studies.
- Studies on an average of 12 hours in last 3 months
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It was 2014. After wasting an year in post internship syndrome,the world seemed to stand still. With whopping 5 digit numbers in All India and State Entrances, I had started questioning my inner self if I was an apt fit to this profession. Should I sit back and prepare again or should I get a job and start making a living, such questions used to continuously hover on my mind, making things restless.
Should I sit back and prepare again or should I get a job and start making a living, such questions used to continuously hover on my mind
Preparation for an entrance are one of the most dreadful periods in a medicos life. You can't eat more as you might start feeling sleepy after it, you can't go out for that starts making you feel guilty, you can't attend family functions for you are bombarded with what are you doing currently questions which if explained no one understands. Preparing? Achha uske liye bhi padhna hota hai kya?
Such questions used to boggle my mind off.
Battling all these self doubts and guilt in my mind, I decided to give it one more shot.
"The next 9 month,either this side or that side" I mumbled in my mind. Say it my luck or my room mates bad luck, he was stuck at a borderline rank. He couldn't dare to take it neither leave it.
We both decided to change our study place in hope that will change our fortunes. This friend of mine was my MBBS batch mate. The last year we had shifted together and started preparing. But just in 3 months I lost way and left him. Anyways,this time with rock solid determination in the scorching sun of April we decided to find a place in the medical hub of Delhi, Gautam Nagar.
Anyways,this time with rock solid determination in the scorching sun of April we decided to find a place in the medical hub of Delhi, Gautam Nagar.
This place was true for a doctor what was true for an engineer in Bangalore. Even the barber knew the difference between a PG aspirant and a FMGE here. Surprisingly the landlord's were more welcoming to a foreign graduate than to a Indian one. The reason which I came to know later on was not surprising.
So finally we found a place for us which by God's grace had a balcony and a view. One of the rare things you would find in Gautam nagar,where people make 4 walls covered with a tin shed and call that a room. Thanking our starts enough,we immediately finalized and paid advance.
Now the next target was to find a library where one could immerse in the world of mcqs with many others who were one of the best brains of the country. In Gautam Nagar one would find libraries in every corner and streets. We finalized one which had the best record in past years plus which was no girls allowed library. We were so focused for a PG seat this time that we were trying to avoid all the possible urvasis around us, not that we were surrounded by any of them before.
Back then there were 3 types of coaching available. The tablet apps were still in their dormancy. One had to select between regular classes, test and discussion or test series. Being done with regular classes and tasting every inch of their business, I didn't want to go for any further coachings wasting lakhs of rupees. Firmly, I decided to go for a test series,which would be light on my pocket and keep my preparation in check.
Every step in this place was competitive. From grabbing a seat in library to finding a place to eat,there was a que everywhere. Any place you could see up to you would find a qualified MBBS doctor in his bermudas looking as helpless as you . This was the place you would hear more MCQs than prayers.
With all the determination I started preparing. There was a provision for seating 2 people on a single table which would make you immovable. Things were tough here as I said. So I started with the weekly test series of a coaching institute. We would read up a subject in a week and give its test on Sunday. We had to make sure the subject got over in those 7 days itself. A single day here and there and the left over were left forever,so was the crunch of time.
We would read up a subject in a week and give its test on Sunday. We had to make sure the subject got over in those 7 days itself.
As the time passed and a few tests were done, we had started gaining some confidence. Then came may AIIMS exam. For which we never did any special preparation. For someone having 5 digit rank in NEET PG a few months back, aiming AIIMS was out of question where only a few seats were to be competed for. Anyways, with whatsoever preparation we did,we appeared for the exam and then totally forgot about it. When the results were out, I got a rank of 361. It was a major morale booster. Never in my life I had imagined of being so close to what I had been aiming for. Within a few minutes of results being announced I became famous in the library. People had started congratulating and asking tips on how to read as if I had topped the exam. But then,who doesn't likes fame. Now I was more confident than ever. I started writing a small diary where I would jot down all the emotions I felt. Be it personal, professional, parents, love life etc. I used to appreciate myself whenever I did good and scold as well when I became overconfident. This diary was my mentor. I would often go through it and check my emotions.
Then came the mid year DNB exams and we both did extremely well that would fetch us clinical seat in the branch we wished. But now we were determined to take our fight to the NEET PG exam which was the landmark exam of PG entrances. With same enthusiasm we continued preparing. 12 hours a day, no booze, no girls, no outings, no parties, burning our ass to the every core possible. We often tried to escape from our other friends who were in jobs that time so as to save a few minutes. I often felt guilty of such behaviour but now when I am through it I feel it was necessary.
12 hours a day, no booze, no girls, no outings, no parties, burning our ass to the every core possible.
At an age when everyone is earning we were still drawing cash from our parents,who did not asked a single question on what we were doing. Every rupee we spent was with caution. PG preparation is not only a tough time physically and mentally but financially as well. We would regularly pump each other. There were times when we felt low,not able to think what would happen if we were not able to crack.
The situation in library was becoming tensed with every passing day. It was November and all were adrenaline charged . Even the noise of sipping tea was not tolerable. Being all men library,often brawls would surge up. The only thing now important was to hold the nerves and revise. Deep inside we knew that we had read everything possible and now only need good revisions.
Finally the d day arrived. And we attempted it with all the might we had gathered all year long.
As soon as the exam got over I ran away from all the books and immersed myself into the world of beer. I just wanted to forget all the questions and relax a bit. Now I wanted to use this time rejuvenate myself for all that was lost this year.
The results were out in a month time and I had finally cracked one of the toughest exams in India admitting myself to a government medical college learning the art of surgery. I was content and satisfied with what I had achieved. The dreadful phase was over. Not knowing what future was waiting with, I moved steps towards the next title. My designation had changed, PG aspirant to a would be surgeon.
The results were out in a month time and I had finally cracked one of the toughest exams in India admitting myself to a government medical college learning the art of surgery.
About the Author Dr Vinay Kumar Rai is currently pursuing his DNB Urology at Max Hospital, Saket. He finished his M S General surgery in 2018 from Bikaner. He is interested in scalpel, sports and students.
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CRISP COMPLETE REVIEW OF INTEGRATED SYSTEMS PHYSIOLOGY 4ED (PB 2020) Paperback – 1 January 2020
This is one of the best books for both university and pg preparations. It can be covered in less time. Contents are sequenced and written so nicely that memorization is easy and the revision is also easy and can be done in short time before exams.
The Physiology MCQs and content is well formatted and colorful to keep your interest. Concepts are explained well and are easy to understand.
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Not the society, not your family, not your seniors or your spouse could actually understand what you go through when you are preparing for these insanely competitive exams. Everybody knows that most will not be successful and may have to repeat the preparation again the next year.
One thing you should remember that most of us have gone through or will go through this frustrating phase of life. We have to keep our will strong and just understand that life does not end if you don't get PG or Superspecialty seat. Taking the life the easy way can actually improve concentration and retention.
Sometimes it is alright to take a break from studies, take some time to relax, take some time to spend with your family and imbibe some positive energy by reading or watching some motivational and inspiring content.
Here we have made a list of best inspiring and motivational videos related to NEET PG and NEET SS preparation. Hope this helps in tiding over the phase of crisis and help you in overcoming the negativity of not getting the desired success.
Check out more such useful playlists at World Surgery Forum YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/c/WorldSurgeryForum
| Video URL | Channel | Title | Description |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7JCxM24Y7ug | DAMSDELHI - PG Medical Entrance Coaching | #24hours #motivation #ByDr.SumerSethi |
#24hours #motivation #ByDr.SumerSethi Thank You for watching! Do not forget to Like and Share it! Visit DAMS Website: https://www.damsdelhi.com Subscribe our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/damsdelhi Follow Us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/damsdelhiho Follow Us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/damsdelhi Follow Us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dams_delhi |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtR_KNQ27Ng | Dr. Sachin Arora DAMS Psychiatry | Tips to improve attention and concentration |
reading techniques simplified |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9OWb5HC4IE | ADrPlexus PG Medical Coaching Centre | Dr Suria Vennimalai NEET-PG 2020 Rank 99 ( UG : Sri Muthukumaran Medical College ) |
Interview of Dr Suria Vennimalai NEET-PG 2020 Rank 99 ( UG : Sri Muthukumaran Medical College ) |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTCOPuMv9eA | Boneteacher | How to Stop Worrying & Start Studying | NEET PG AIIMS PGI JIPMER NEXT FMGE |
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this video, I talk to you about all the negative thoughts filling your brains
about the exams and the crippling anxiety of not being able to complete your
revisions in time. I will also share how I deal with anxiety, and hopefully,
help you deal with yours. I get My Music From - https://bit.ly/BTESou Watch My Other Videos: 1. How To Study like a Machine With Maximum Focus : https://youtu.be/z_tYjLJsadQ 2. Do this Every Night for a better Tomorrow ! : https://youtu.be/aRBXp9Cn34Y 3. Is it Too Late to Study for Exam ? : https://youtu.be/w26CBFw5j1w Or Watch my productivity Playlist : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0V89I5IPSo&list=PL6O4HtEve6W6N9_zNnzHCn2YFYBHzV1- 👨⚕️ Who am I: I'm Dr. Abbas Ali, an orthopedic Surgeon, and National Faculty in India. I make videos about medicine, technology, productivity and lifestyle. |
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| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0VNtTkkBLU | Dr. Bhatia Medical Coaching Institute, DBMCI | Rank 70,000 to Rank 85 | NEET PG 2020 | Dr. Anujna K | Inspirational story | DBMCI | |
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70,000 to Rank 85 | NEET PG 2020 | Dr. Anujna K | Inspirational story | DBMCI
| She is a DBMCI Bangalore student. What all kinds of important topics you
need to cover, toppers tips and tricks, What strategy you need to follow. Get
inspired by her inspirational story of how she cleared NEET PG 2020. Just
check out this full video to get inspired for the upcoming exam.
#inspirations #dbmciinspirationalstories #motivationalstory Success is almost
totally dependent upon drive and persistence. The extra energy required to
make another effort or try another approach is the secret of winning. Many
many congratulations to Dr. Anujna K for giving an astounding performance of
#NEETPG2020 #Rank85 #DBMCI Check out other motivational videos - Rank 1 Dr. Shiv Kumar Sharma. - https://youtu.be/QEJJKV-Ccpc "Breaking The Conventional Thought" By Clearing NEET PG 2020 In First Attempt | Dr. Kanika Popli | https://youtu.be/UyAxIEhrFD4 From Rank 16000+ in NEET PG to Rank 179 NEET PG 2020 | Don't Compromise, Fight For Your Dream Seat https://youtu.be/WS7zvSAE4sQ Rank 50885 in NEET PG to Rank 1508 NEET PG 2020 | Multiple Revision of the Notes is the Key Factor https://youtu.be/_q7JCvvEqtg Rank 70,000+ Rank to Rank 28 NEET PG 2020 interview by DR. Thameem Saif | Dr. Bhatia Videos | https://youtu.be/7LFABTzGkgs Learn How Bhatia Notes Helped In Spiking His Rank From Rank 23,500 to Rank 196 | NEET PG 2020 | https://youtu.be/3hK4dT68cCc The journey from 70000 rank to 5537 rank in NEET PG 2020| Dr. Sourav Kumar| Foundation Batch Student https://youtu.be/IBdLJY-OLX0 #BestPGMedicalCoaching #NEETPG #PGI #JIPMER #PGPrep #PrePG #PGI #TOPPER |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1PxUx7yNxMw | Marrow | Dr. Deepak Justine, Rank 6 in AIIMS PG Nov'19, shares his experience studying with Marrow. |
Nothing is impossible, shows Dr. Deepak Justine. From a private medical college to Rank 6 in AIIMS PG, his has been an inspirational journey. “The greatest obstacle was within me, I was doubting myself,” he says. “College doesn’t matter, it is us who have to prepare and give the exam.” #MarrowHeroStories For great offers, fill up this form and you will get a call back from a Marrow representative. http://bit.ly/Marrowoffers |
| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rwy9Iqc6emo | KILLOL | "Best Motivational Video for PG Aspirants " - Dr. Herat Udavat | Motivational Minds | SOLA NO KILLOL |
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In this post we have given Best Anatomy Books for NEET PG 2021
Self Assessment And Review Of Anatomy by Rajesh K Kaushal
Self-assessment and review of anatomy is an adaption to the present challenge of the recent-pattern questions, which tends to explore vast extremes of the subject ‘anatomy’. it includes theory and questions in all subsections of Anatomy-Embryology, histology, neuroanatomy and gross anatomy (including surface and radiological anatomy). The book will maximize confidence and scoring in basic and advanced concepts in anatomy and related subjects in PG entrance examinations conducted by AIIMS, PGI , JIPMER, NEET and DNB.
Here some reviews of this book:
"Its a good book v good author and all material is awsome"
"The best and i should say the only Anatomy book which includes all exams like AIIMS,JIPMER,PGI,NEET and DNB pattern MCQ with authentic explanation.i have attanded your live class also.That has given me a lot of confidence in my preparation. Thank you sir for your efforts and writing such a good book for PG Entrance."
NEW SARP SERIES FOR NEET NBE AI REVISE ANATOMY IN 15 DAYS 3ED
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Here are some reviews for this book:
"The book doesnt burden you with a lot of mcqs and the pretext to the chapters are wonderfully concise."
"I loved the way diagrams are given in the book with necessary and particular information.. A good book for revision"










