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Why only a few are on top ?

The pattern is so much similar every year.  Even with the revision series the pattern is similar. I would like to categorise students into 3 groupsStudents who are very much enthusiastic to start with -  give their 150% and gets exhausted after sometime. Students who are consistent -  Does their job of reading and giving tests -  But do not read the explanations and make necessary changes in the reading patternStudents who are consistent -  Give tests, reads the explanations, notes down things, notes their difficult topics -  puts extra efforts & improves them graduallyNo one will improve by leaps and bounds - Growth will always be slow and to make it consistent you need to put the efforts into it ! We had finishline tests for past 3 days -  First day the number attempted was the maximum and drops further ! To all reading this, consistency is the only key ! Nothing else. ! Please be consistent. I know you guys are in difficult times, but doesnt matter you have to overcome it. It's 8 minutes a day and may be 20 minutes to go through it and make changes. I wish all students will be in the 3rd group -  Improve slowly and consistently. Let's do it. Difficult times -  Just 30 mins of yours ! -  We shall improve for sure.Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  (The subscription for all students will be extended till NEET) 

Daily Test

Hello Everyone,The daily tests will be live by 8 pm daily and it will be a mixed bag. No specific topic.  10 questions and 8 minutes.Read the questions carefully, try mentally to highlight the key points in the questionKeep in mind the answer has to fit to the entirely to the question. Do not go with one key point and answer accordingly, it should fit most of the points !We have got more time and let's solve the questions slowly and steadily. We can still improve ! Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  (The subscription for all students will be extended till NEET)

Let's Plan

Let's see what can be done next?  I am sure most of you must have taken the weekend off to relax post NEET fiasco. Now we shall plan what to do for the Next couple of months. Have seen Dr. Rajat Jain say that the decision of NEET dates will be taken by June only. So keeping that in mind the dates at the earliest will be in the later half of June or July.  So have planned something till June End.  🔥 We will have daily test - Random mixed questions🔥 Weekly mini tests -  Till june end. ðŸ”¥ GTs -  4 GTs to the existing 5 GTs (shall post the time table in the app soon)  Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  You will get the above contents and complementary access to the Patho videos till NEET

Solve the vignette

#derma #pathA 70-year-old male patient with a past medical history of diabetes mellitus with signs of diabetic nephropathy presented with a sudden severe itch and generalized papules and nodules. Physical examination revealed central keratotic plaques with no blisters. Direct immunofluorescence showed linear deposition of IgG and C3c at the dermo-epidermal junction. Histopathological examination of a skin biopsy specimen revealed a cup-shaped invagination of the epidermis associated with necrotic debris. There were vertically penetrating collagen bundles located between dermis and epidermis associated with a dermal neutrophilic infiltrate. What is the cause of pruritus in this case?1.Bullous pemphigoid2.Acquired reactive perforating dermatosis3.Kyrle disease4.Prurigo nodularis Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  (The subscription for all students will be extended till NEET)

Solve the vignette

Since we have got time we shall break it and learn.  Now look at the below question.  Read the entire question fast without any bias. Each and every word.  A 17- year old male presents with a spontaneous hematoma on the dorsum of the right foot. He says that it started as a bruise without any history of preceding trauma, then it gradually increased to the size of a tennis ball. Detailed medical history revealed that about a year before the development of the hematoma, he also started noticing easy bruising with minor trauma. He also reported lethargy and palpitations. On physical examination, the patient was well oriented, alert, and conscious. The swelling was warm and tender to touch, and the size of hematoma is about 5x5 cm with approximately 1.5 cm depth. Examination of all the other systems did not reveal any significant findings. Blood workup showed a platelet count of 250,000 platelets/microliter, prothrombin time of 12 seconds, activated partial thromboplastin time of 62 seconds and bleeding time of 10 minutes. Coagulation factor assays will most likely demonstrate autoantibodies towards which one of the following? Now let's look what you should have grabbed while reading them. !? A 17- year old male presents with a spontaneous hematoma on the dorsum of the right foot. He says that it started as a bruise without any history of preceding trauma, then it gradually increased to the size of a tennis ball. Detailed medical history revealed that about a year before the development of the hematoma, he also started noticing easy bruising with minor trauma. He also reported lethargy and palpitations. On physical examination, the patient was well oriented, alert, and conscious. The swelling was warm and tender to touch, and the size of hematoma is about 5x5 cm with approximately 1.5 cm depth. Examination of all the other systems did not reveal any significant findings. Blood workup showed a platelet count of 250,000 platelets/microliter, prothrombin time of 12 seconds, activated partial thromboplastin time of 62 seconds and bleeding time of 10 minutes. Coagulation factor assays will most likely demonstrate autoantibodies towards which one of the following? The salient points  Joint Hematoma With past medical historyElevated aPTT - Rest normal  Now the question is very simple with important data points. The answer is ??

What Next ?

Hello students, I know by this time the lethargy would have set in for all of us. ! Time and the govt is testing our patience and let it be ! Now lets see what can be done from now on. We cannot change the past we can definitely try to improve ourselves now. It's a blessing or a curse to postpone the exam -  we have the power to change it to a blessing. ! Let's stay focussed.  The slate is empty now - have to decide on what to do. ! Have sent out a message to whoever was helpful to create the GTs so far and have contacted a few more. Let's hope that we can use the time give to us in a productive way.  The rough planA 10 question test from Monday - Friday (lets discuss whether it's subject wise or mixed bad)A Mini test of 50 questions - Saturdays (Subject wise)GT we shall see how many can be done - 'In mind as of now, once in two weeks - Based on the resources I know the financial crisis you guys are going through, will not add anything to it ! It will be available for all students who enrolled for the revision series at no extra cost. It would not be justice if i do not mention the tech provider a huge thanks for letting this happen -  Dragging from Jan -  April and now till your exams !If you guys are not registered and you want to be a part of the the tests - Subscribe here today (You will get the old 5 GTs as well). Put in your comments in the telegram group and let's fine tune the process - Telegram Group

To parents !

#ranjithar #pathology #pathocubs #mentoring The primary pillar of support for any aspirant is home and parents. Something i wanted to address for long time. ! A perspective on the aspects a parent can support for students in competitive exams ! Show this to your parents !!Watch the video and subscribe to the channel for more !

How to Handle Stress !

The most important thing during an exam is to hold on to the Nerve ! - A stress free exam will definitely improve one score. ! So a perspective on how to make you exam stress free  Click and watch the video on YouTube 

Remember this After Exams !

#ranjithar #Patholofy #pathocubs A tiny attempt to try to break the Vicious Cycle !! The power is in YOU ~ Just a perspective !!Click Here to Watch the VIDEO

Week 7 Schedule

Dear students, Week 7 schedule March 22 - Ovary March 23 - Endocrine - Pituitary, ThyroidMarch 24 -  Endocrine  - Pancreas, AdrenalMarch 25 - Skin & Soft tissueMarch 26 -  Orthopedics - FracturesMarch 27 - Orthopedics - Tumours and Metabolic diseases  Enrol to Revision series to get access. Subscribe here today  (The subscription for all students will be extended till INICET)

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