Every student deserves their own personalised preparation plan as they have different levels of preparation and get different scores. If you’re scoring 145+ corrects in your mocks consistently, congratulations, you’re in a good position. But don’t take it easy now. It’s time to leap from good to great.
Here is step-by-step guidance, here is a direct and concentrated plan to take you from 145 to 165+, correcting a change that could significantly enhance your rank in NEET PG 2025.
Step 1: Know Where You Stand
If you’re scoring 145+, you already possess:
- A solid base
- A decent grasp of most topics
Now, pose the following questions to yourself:
- Which subjects am I consistently weaker in?
- Am I losing marks because of conceptual weaknesses or factual mistakes?
- Utilise GT (Grand Test) analysis to spot these weak points. Sites such as Cerebellum and NEET PG provide GTs that point out your trends over time.
Step 2: Take the Right Mocks
- Cerebellum Mock 1 & 2
- NEET PG Mock 1 & 2
- Mock 1 = more difficult
- Mock 2 = slightly easier but better-balanced
These tests provide you with a correct picture of your present level and enable you to think strategically better.
Also Read: How to Stop Regret and Overthinking: Powerful Advice for Students
Step 3: Targeted, Asymmetric Preparation
Now is the time for asymmetric prep, which means:
- Don’t revise everything again from scratch
- Instead, target high-yield areas like:
- Medicine – e.g. Medicine in a Day by Dr. Dilip Kumar
- PSM
- Short subjects (Psychiatry, Anesthesia, Radiology, etc.)
- Pharmacology
- If you’re lagging in a subject, jump to:
- Quick Revision Videos 2.0
- Custom modules
- PYQs
Step 4: GTs, Mini GTs & Smart Testing
Your test calendar should include:
- Full GT every 15 days
- Mini GTs (3–4 topics at a time)
- Q-based video explanations (30–90 sec per Q)
- Coverage in ~1.5 hours to save time in revision
This strategy trains active recall + spaced repetition, making your memory hold till exam day.
Step 5: Revision + CAMP Routine
Utilise Cerebellum’s Mission 2.0 Final Batch:
- Live Marathon Classes for last-minute recall
- E&Ds (Evaluate & Discuss) sessions with live test + discussion
- Midday and Late Night PYQs to keep concepts sharp
And monitor your daily progress with CAMP (Cerebellum Accountability Management Program):
- Bed-to-book time (begin studying < 30 mins from waking)
- Deep study sessions (1 hr uninterrupted)
- Concentration level (rate yourself 1–10)
This creates accountability and discipline, which is absolutely essential in the last 60 days.
Sample Schedule: The 60-Day Plan
- June 8: FMT Quick Rev + E&D
- June 9–10: Anatomy full revision + test + PYQs
- Followed by Dermat, PSM, Pharma, Radio, etc
- Large topics such as Medicine, Surgery, OBG = 2 full days
- Mini GTs + BTRs + PYQs spread in between
- All wraps up by July 15
- Then: Last 17–18 days of NEET PG Live Marathons
Extra Tips:
- Stay away from burnout: Don’t hang out with people who complain about burnout. It’s infectious.
- Select your group carefully: Keep company with diligent, hardworking colleagues.
- Double down: This delay is a blessing in disguise—make the best of it.
Conclusion:
It’s Not Over Until It’s Over!
You’ve already reached 145 corrects. That’s your stepping stone. Now with structure, strategy, and sincerity, you can push to 165+ and get the rank you desire. Use the Cerebellum resources, trust the plan, and stick with the final lap.
Also Read: NEET PG Strategy After Postponement: Join Mission NEET PG 2.0 Final Batch
Let’s end it strong. God bless you all!
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