Geet

[Geet @Suman18985]

@medicinepaglu65 Hii

[Dr. Devanshu Pandey @thenerdnxtdoor2]

We indians try to make last 10 years, pyq, custom modules or what not out of every shitty exam. Rather than mastering the subject and really trying to gain knowledge, the focus is on mastering pyqs. What a shitty ass competition these coaching institutes promote.

[Dr. Devanshu Pandey @thenerdnxtdoor2]

likhke deta hu inke dvt se bohot Kam questions aate hai,stop making students delusional and trying to find patterns in paper. There's no pattern at all.Only thing that would work is studying standard books since beginning, going to clinics ad studying for passion rather than pyq

[Dr Tanuj Kashyap  @WhiteCoat_Army]

only 1 out of top 10 in radio.
is it fear of AI peaking here? #neetpg2025 #neetpgcounselling2025 @DrDatta_AIIMS @AnujAggarwal44 @Chulbulpanda420 @autopsy_surgeon panel views? 😅

[Geet @Suman18985]

@tmkoc_2024 Geetika

[Geet @Suman18985]

@DrKaju49937 +1

[Dr Sumer Sethi @sumersethi]

As a teacher, mentor, and a lifelong student, I’ve often asked myself: Can we crack competitive exams by studying less but scoring more? Today, I want to share the answer—not from theory, but from experience, and from countless interactions with students just like you.
We all dream of this magical balance: fewer hours with better results. But unfortunately, many are living the opposite reality—studying more and scoring less. Over time, I realized that it's not about how much time you give, but how you use it. 🧵👇👇

[Geet @Suman18985]

@basal_gangliaaa +1 Hii count me in