Want an advice from the techies out here to know the ground reality of how far has AI developed to replace doctors (especially radiologists) in terms of reading scans and making diagnosis?
Source : Bhatia F2F classes
Last GT no. of corrects : 152 (Amboss) , 143 (marrow mock)
First of all , to all those saying it was easy ; either you guys havent prepared; or you guys have not thought about questions in depth or you guys are the ones who consider long stem questions as hard..
It was moderate to difficult paper ; it was very different from the usual neet pattern , I felt like I am giving another inicet paper..
In Most questions the diagnosis were given and we had to answer the mechanism or anything related to it
it was tiring , literally was drained by the time I reached 4th section..
NBE did not frame long stem questions but they framed long stem options and answers 🥲
it was tougher paper compared to 2025 and 2023 for sure..had all the traps and pitholes to confuse you between 2 options and delude you that you have answered it correct...
Lets see what happens once the ranklist comes
feeling numb.
DocT PG Mock GT..well balanced paper with a lot of clinical stem questions , few vbq and fact based questions too..PYTs with a twist overall..but we can eliminate atleast 2 options from each to get to the answer..
Pathology was on the harder side compared to marrow GTs..
Leaving reddit for the next 10 days to ride on the confidence and fed up of reddit ragebaits and fear mongering..will be back after results
Thank you for all the help from this subreddit for the past one year!
Okay..to people asking advice :
I am 19 batch and followed DBMCI F2F classes..no other sources other than that..just dbmci notes..and marrow qbank..gave GT every week from last august..baseline GT was 81 corrects..revised the whole portion 8-9 times..makn motive was to decrease the time for one full cycle to 7 days ..so that I can read everything in past week to retain..so went on with multiple revisions ...
did 150 qns per day mixed bag till december and then from jan to march 200 qns per day
then from april till now 300-400 qns per day mixed bag
will try my best on aug 30th but chances are low and I m feeling burnout..studied in a tier 1 govt college and at times feel very bad at the thought of taking a private seat for PG..if loan isnt taken , will it be a worthy decision?
Cannot understand it no matter how much I read it
Here is the list , a small contribution from my part for all
M/C - Most Common
M/S - Most Specific
1)M/C Congenital Malformation with Increased NT - CVS
M/C Congenital Malformation with Single Umblical Artery - Edwards (Trisomy 18)
M/C Congenital Anomaly with overt DM - CVS
M/C CVS malformation in GDM - VSD
M/S CVS malformation in GDM - TGA
Overall M/S anomaly with overt DM - Caudal Regression > TGA
Down's - Endocardial Cushion Defect
Edward and Patau -VSD
Turners - Biscuspid Aortic Valve > Coarctation of Aorta
Noonans - Pulmonary Stenosis
Marfan - Mitral Valve prolapse
William syndrome - Supraclavicular Aortic Stenosis
Rubella - PDA > VSD
Will try to post one liners like these when I revise
Please do pray well for me and Wish you all the best
All are welcome to continue the list in comment box if you feel to add more to it