NEET PG 2023 Topper Interview: The National Board of Examination (NBE) declared the result of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test for Postgraduate, NEET PG 2023 on March 14. Among the top rank holders of NEET PG 2023, Dr. Aarushi Narwani, an MBBS graduate from Jaipur, bagged AIR 1.
The NEET PG 2023 topper, Dr. Aarushi Narwani completed her MBBS from Vardhman Mahavir Medical College, Safdarjung. She started preparing for the NEET PG while she was in the internship. After giving mock tests and Grand tests she used to review all the wrong questions and prepare that topic again.
During an interview with Careers360, Dr. Narwani emphasized the importance of consistency while preparing for NEET PG and taking breaks after working hard for the exam. Read the full interview of NEET PG 2023 topper Dr. Aarushi to know all the aspects of her preparation for the NEET PG exam.
Dr. Aarushi: It still hasn’t sunk in. I knew I would be able to crack the exam, but I did not expect this.
Dr. Aarushi: I am Dr. Aarushi Narwani. I have pursued my MBBS from Vardhman Mahavir Medical College, Safdarjung, New Delhi. I am originally from Jaipur. I gave NEET UG and I got a rank of AIR 83.
Dr. Aarushi: Both my parents are doctors and they really motivated me and cheered me all the time.
Dr. Aarushi: I am doing my internship at Vardhman Mahavir Medical College Safdarjung.
Dr. Aarushi: I have received a lot of support from both my parents and my little brother. My friends here have been with me through thick and thin.
Dr. Aarushi: I did give mock tests, I also gave the mini tests and the Grand Tests from Marrow. I started giving GTs in the first month of my internship. After attempting a GT I used to review all the questions that I did wrong, along with all the questions that I did right, but I was not very sure about it. I used to reread those topics from my notes.
Dr. Aarushi: I reward myself whenever I work hard. Taking breaks is very important - once in 10 days taking some time out and relaxing is very important.
Dr. Aarushi: Consistency is very important to crack NEET-PG, you need to work slowly and over time to reach your goal.
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Private Medical Colleges: The cutoff points for diploma programs may be lower at several private universities. Examine the particular universities in your state or the areas close by.
Government Colleges: There may be seats available at some government medical colleges, although there may be fierce competition.
A clinical branch in a prestigious private or deemed university may be difficult to obtain with a NEET PG rank of 105,497 because these branches—like the MD in medicine, paediatrics, surgery, etc.—are very competitive. Nonetheless, you might take the following actions:
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