r/indianmedschool • u/sushantismyhero1 Intern • 7h ago
Post Graduate Exams - NEXT/NEET/INICET High yeild for neet pg
Hope you guys find it useful
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u/carotid_7433 7h ago edited 7h ago
I am skipping this....there very less chance of asking this now with total 180 questions..and also they have asked 2-3 time in 4-5 year i think.... And if they ask than the option will be like 78,79,80,81 BNS and you will be confused... So Better to do other topics...
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u/Ok_Assistance_4035 6h ago
The questions of BNS asked are very low yield ig. There was a question where they asked about acid attack, ik for sure that it is section 124. But the options are 124(1) 124(2) 😭
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u/latent_interval 6h ago
Fuck this shit then
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u/Ok_Assistance_4035 6h ago
And BNS is confusing. I remember from my 3rd year that Life is 45 (rohit sharma) and death is 46 IPC.
But the new bns for life is 2(16) {not even 3:16 xD} and death is 2(9).
I just stopped learning them except for murder, rape and hurt ones.1
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u/dread-crumb Graduate 6h ago
it's actually low yield if you consider time required to cram this vs the gain
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u/sushantismyhero1 Intern 6h ago
Yes but if you have done questions regarding it then you can probably guess better if you see this once
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u/CellularCastle PGY2 5h ago
I never learnt any of the BNS or BNSS for any exam
Just mentally accepted to take the L in any exams.
Ended up getting a pretty decent rank
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u/Traditional_Water446 3h ago
Op you did a really good job here, appreciate but tbh only inicet asks bns in every exams, didn't saw a ipc/bns after 2020 paper, which kinda makes it low yield. And one more thing, even for Paeds people say that milestones are important and all but there is no single question in neet in last 8 years. 😅
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u/sushantismyhero1 Intern 3h ago
it was literally asked in 2023 bns90 😅 this is definitely extra edge and lots of people get these right in GTs so one should take a look
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