u/Slow-Suggestion333

Hey guys, I completed my internship and am preparing for the PG exam on August 30. I'm planning to book the AMC 1 exam for the end of November. I'm not a fast or slow reader, more of a moderate one. If anyone is interested, we can study together. I'm not asking like a virtual library, but we can share details about what we read and plan how and what we're going to study. I'm planning for at least two revisions until the PG exam, then a small 5-10 day break, and then seriously focus on the AMC.

A little bit of history:

I am an FMG student who cleared my FMGE exam, completed my internship, and applied for PR in the Haryana Medical Council.

Now, my question:

I am a Haryana citizen, but I live near Delhi. My town is in NCR. If I want to work in Delhi, I need to have a DMC, but I have HMC registration. Can I apply for DMC while having HMC, or do I need to cancel my HMC and apply for DMC?

And someone told my about i can apply For NMC permanent registration that work in all states .

Itll be helpful if you guys can solve my issues

Guys, I am using a CNG car now, a Santro 2020 model, and it's driving well. However, I am thinking of upgrading to a Virtus or a Skoda sedan. But with this E20 thing going on and E30 possibly coming after some time, and who knows what else, another part of me thinks that since the whole country is repelling it, maybe it will go back to normal, like regular petrol. If not, then I think CNG cars are good, and I can use my Santro for a few more years. Please tell me your suggestion: what should I do?

Just finished my rotating internship in June and got through one complete pass of all subjects. Now that I have unlimited time for prep (no hospital duties), I thought I'd be crushing it with 8-10 hour study days. 😩📚

Reality check: I'm exhausted after just 1-2 hours, need 2-hour breaks, and I'm literally dragging through this. 😴😫

The kicker: This EXACT preparation during FMGE prep in 2024, so reading again making hectic again 😳🤯

My questions:

Is this burnout or poor study methodology? 🤔

How do you sustain 6-8 hour productive days without collapsing?

Any techniques to build mental stamina? 🧠

Should I be concerned with less than 2months to exam? 😟

Context:

Using PrepLadder (Lap 2) 💻

GT scores: not good that i can show off 📉

Ironically, MORE free time = LESS productivity 🤦‍♀️

If you've experienced this How did you break through ? 🚀

I saw many posts where people are confused about whether they can take the exam during their internship or if they need a license in their country. My friend cleared his exam, and my exam is also booked for November. Our internship ends on July 27th, so yes, we can take the exam during our internship without any issues. ECFMG will verify your degree/diploma from your university. As soon as it gets verified, there are a few steps like notarization and the AMC portfolio, and then you can book the exam. It's not a big mystery.

So if you have it in mind, just go for it; don't delay and don't wait. Every second lost is making the competition tougher.

Hey guys, I am planning to take two exams back-to-back. Both are different knowledge-based, but still, they are medical exams. As all of you who are Indian know, there is the NEET PG exam on August 30th. Then I am planning, after PG, to rest for 2-3 days and then start serious preparation for AMC and attempt in November. I got good hands-on MCQ practice, as I cleared FMGE with a decent score. If you can help me, then I'll post my daily updates here as a study partner, any new concept that I learn, or any question I get from you. So, if possible, help me out, or should I wait and give AMC next year?