Dear students, We are one month away from the NEET PG exam 2025, and almost everybody is carrying some amount of uncertainty. The post-interns are thinking that because the exam got postponed, the junior batch got more time, and they are coming into the competition, they have an edge. They are fresh, not tired, and studying very hard. The junior batch is having thoughts that—”we just got one month, two and a half, two months—is this time enough for us to turn the table?”
Depending on which side of the fence you are on, these thoughts may weigh on you. Some of you feel that after the exam was postponed, your studies got delayed, momentum got lost, and you are yet to regain it.
Uncertainty: The Double-Edged Sword
When preparing for something like NEET PG—a brutal, tough, and uncertain exam—you can never be sure where you stand. That’s both a good and bad thing.
It’s good because the competition remains wide open till the very end. It’s not only knowledge that gets tested—how well you can handle pressure, frustration, and setbacks also matters.
I regularly talk to people who do well in mocks—even those in the top 15. And believe me, they’re dealing with the same fears, doubts, and anxieties. This is not just about the exam anymore.
This Is Not Just an Exam—It’s a Chapter of Your Life
Years later, you’ll look back at this time. You’ll tell people:
“I was studying. Then the exam got postponed. My momentum dropped. But I came back. I pushed through. I made it happen.”
This story is still being written—and you get to decide how it ends.
My Story: 40 Days That Changed Everything
I’ve shared this before—how I came back from the US in December and had just 40 days to prepare. I didn’t think I could make it. I studied harder than ever before, and I got a rank of 23.
But there’s a part I never shared.
After that exam in February 2011, I didn’t prepare for the AIIMS and PGI exams in May. I could’ve studied for two more months and maybe made it to AIIMS. But I didn’t even try—and that’s my regret. Not that I didn’t get in, but that I didn’t try.
Also Read: NEET PG 2025 One-Month Strategy: That Can Still Change Your Rank
Don’t Let Regret Become Your Story. This is what I want to tell you
The Time Is Now: 30 Days = 360 Hours
Thirty days. That’s 360 hours. If used well, it’s enough to revise everything, even twice.
Forget what you didn’t do. Start today.
Ask yourself:
- Did I clock 12 hours today?
- Did I do what I was supposed to do?
That’s what matters.
If You Have Big Dreams, Be Ready for Big Sacrifices
Radiology. Medicine. Surgery. Psychiatry. Gyne. If you dream of these branches, sacrifice is the price.
- Say no to Instagram.
- Say no to endless scrolling.
- Say no to time-wasting calls.
- Say no to casual hangouts.
Learn to let go of comfort if you want to earn your dream.
So, What Should You Study Now?
- Focus on Short Subjects
Microbiology, Biochemistry, Psychiatry, Anesthesia, Radiology, Dermatology, Orthopedics, Forensics.
They account for 45+ questions and can be revised quickly using Rapid Revision videos.
- Do All the Mock Tests
We’ve released 5 NEET PG mock tests—that’s 1,000 important questions, all high-yield.
No bots. Real students only. Do them.
- Strengthen Weak Areas
Subjects like Anatomy, Biochemistry, and Microbiology—especially if they’ve been your weak points—need your attention now.
Forget the Plan. Just Start Studying.
Don’t over-plan. Don’t wait. Just open your notes, open your videos, and start.
When you study, you feel good about yourself. And that creates a positive cycle.
Consistency Over Perfection
You will have bad days. We all do. But the moment you realise you’re off-track, bring yourself back.
- Stand in front of a mirror.
- Look into your eyes.
- Tell yourself the truth.
- Get back to your books.
August 3rd, NEET PG 2025: Walk Out With No Regrets
On the day of the exam, whatever happens, make sure you give it your best. That’s the most important thing. The results will take care of themselves.
Also Read: Mission 3.0 Schedule for NEET PG 2026 & INI-CET Nov 2025
Final Words: Beyond the Logic, Magic Happens
This is your time. Prepare till the last day. Don’t worry if the logic doesn’t add up. Sometimes, magic happens. Give it your all. Make yourself proud. May God bless you.
Dr. Praveen Tripathi
