JIPMER EXAM is slightly unique and asking lengthy MCQs which require in depth of concepts, so focus on concepts building by multiple revision of your notes…
■JIPMER is another Computer based exam , so you can expect " Image based MCQs" also in your exam. Keep seeing images from text books.
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Concepts are important to focus for such exam since questions are very unpredictable and simulates like another DNB exam.
● So first of all go through the last 5 years paper to understand what are the important topics which they are asking at present.
● Note down subjectwise important topics to give more attention during preparation.
●Need to focus more on following subjects:
Anatomy, MICRO, PATHO , PHARMA, PSM, MEDICINE ,SURGERY and OBG…but short subjects like Skin ,anaesthesia, Radio and psychiatry should not be neglected.
● Take out 10 yrs JIPMER question bank ,3 yrs Recent DNB papers and 5 yrs of latest AIIMS papers .
● Solve them retrogradely with explanations.
● Simultaneously keep revising your own notes and keep adding extra info into it for final moment quick revision.
● take small booklet to write down “Data based info” for quick and multiple revisions in your spare time.
● Everyday try to revise something for 2 hours during morning time.
● Pay attention to diagrams and info below them for future MCQs .
● divide your time judicially…for example everyday try to study 9 to 10 hrs and plan 60% time for theory of your own notes,standard text references and imp topics …40% for MCQs and their explanation…follow this till 1 month or 20 days before exams …then change it 40% theory and 60% for McQ…Just bfore 10 days give 90% for MCQ and 10% For theory…
…make plan according to your own preparation level…
● PAY more attention to REVISION of frequently asked topics since “TOPICS will remain same and MCQ will be different” is policy of these exams…
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Note:-
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■ Do not read entire guide book .
■ Try to focus on important topics and chapters from book.
■Always try to countercheck "controversies " with standard text books and make a habit to clear it because controversies are created by guidebooks and once you see standard textbook with proper analysis you can easily overcome them.
(*Note:- Always try to remove controversies becuase in every exams minimum 5 to 10 controversial MCQs are asked and each MCQ is important rank deciding factor so dont leave them)
■Don’t go for many other guide books written by non specialist which may confuse you and waste your time.
■ Try to revise your class notes maximum.
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#High yield “Topics” from #PATHOLOGY for PGMEE:-
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#GENERAL PATHOLOGY:-
●Necrosis
● Apoptosis
#Genes (apoptotic and anti-apoptotic)
#Mechanism (Intrinsic pathway/Extrinsic Pathway)
● Pyroptosis and necrptosis* (9/e robbins)
●Sirtuin and ageing*
●cellular and vascular events of inflammation ( more emphasis on mechanism of vascular permeability)
●Inflammatory mediators (Arachidonic acid metabolite)
●Granulomatous inflammation
●Phagocytosis
●wound healing with day wise changes in healing process.
●stem cells.
● Genes:-
#transposons
#MicroRNA
#LINC RNA
#Polymorphic genes (SNP; Microsattelite;minisatellite)
● Uniparental disomy
● Dominant negative effect
● Unclassic inheritance (special emphasis on Genomic Imprinting; Mitochondrial inheritance)
●Microarray based CGH (comparative Genomic hybridisation)
● MLPA (multiplex ligation associated probe amplification)
●PCR and FISH and their variants for diagnosis.
●Karyotyping and trisomies like Down /turner /klinefelters syndrome…
●Pattern recognition receptors (#from 9/e robbins)
●T Cells and their role in Antibody production.
●APC
●MHC
●Mechanism of Autoimmunity
●SLE/Sjogren synd/scleroderma/inflammatory myopathy/ MCTD
●Graft rejections/GVHD
●Amyloidosis
●HIV
●Tumor suppressor gene like P53 /retinoblastoma etc…
●Protoncogene and their mutation associated cancers.
●tumor markers
●Cancer diagnostic methods like FNAC/Flow cytometry/ immunohistochemistry…
●infarction and embolism.
●Fixatives of choices for histopath/EM/karyotyping etc.
●Special stains.
#HEMATOLOGY:
● Hemophilia
●Protocols for coagulation test/anticoagulants of choices.
●APLA (antiphospholipid antibody syndrome)
●Acquired factor inhibitors
●platelet functional defect disorders.
●HUS/TTP/ITP
●Anemia
#hereditary spherocytosis
#AIHA
#PNH
#Sickle cell anemia
#Thalassemia
#sideroblastic anemia
#IDA
#Megaloblastic anemia
#anemia of Chronic disease
●Reticulocytes /count and uses
●Bone marrow biopsy sites
●Leukemia/lymphoma:
#ALL (Prognosis)
#AML ( latest classification )
#CML
#CLL
#BURKITTS Lymphoma
#Multiple Myeloma and plasma cell disorders
#Hairy cell leukemia (specially immunophenotyping)
#Langerhans cell histiocytosis
●Flow cytometry and its uses.
#SYSTEMIC PATHOLOGY:-
●Nephrotic syndrome genes and disorders.
●Renal disorders:
#PSGN vs IgA
#RPGN
#Alport synd
#MGN vs MPGN
#FSGS
#Fibronectin nephropathy
#Diabetic nephropathy
#cystic disorders ( ADPKD/Medullary spong vs medullary cystic disease)
#Renal cell cancers
#wilms tumor n Neuroblastoma
●ARDS
●Asthma
●COPD (emphysema and chronic bronchitis)
●Asbestosis ( and related cancers)
●TB vs Sarcoidosis
●Lung cancers and their histology
●Atherosclerosis vs Aneurysm
●MI changes and biochemical markers
●IE and endocarditis (DUKES criteria)
●RHD
●Kaposi sarcoma
●Cardiac tumors
●Mallory weiss vs boerhaav rupture
●Hirschprung disease
●Baretts esophagus microscopy
●Esophageal cancer and risk factors
●GIST/Lymphoma and gastric cancers
●Menetriers disease
●Celiac /whipple/ and other malabsorption synd
●Ulcerative colitis vs Crohns disease
●Neronal response to injury
#rosenthal fibres
#Red neurons
#alzheimer type 2 astrocytes
● Chiari malformation vs Dandy walker
●Neuronal heterotopias
●CSF analysis in various meningitis
●Prions disease
●Multipls sclerosis
●Alzheimers /Parkinsons /Huntington disorders
●Brain tumors
#JPA
#glioblastoma
#Meningioma
#medulloblastoma
#Schwannoma
#primary CNS Lymphoma
●phakomatosis (neurocutaneous synd)
●Carcinoids
●Sarcomas and Rhabdomyosarcoma
■Reference book for Pathology:-
#Robbins 9/e ( for standard reference)
#Concepts in Pathology by #DeveshMishra
●For more queries and Image based info join :
#DEVESH’S PATHOLOGY DISCUSSION FORUM"
Remember,…
"Everyone was born ordinary but who bear the pain of “extras” by using his “extra” positive abilities will be writing the history of “being extraordinary”.
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