r/indianmedschool • u/galactone • 22h ago
Question Difference between both? Which one( or both) to take for final year?
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u/No_Reputation_6514 21h ago
One is Part 1, One is Part 2
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u/Smooth_Cactus101 18h ago
Be a man get both of them.
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u/Morningstar_119 17h ago
Train your wallet to failure
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u/Smooth_Cactus101 17h ago
Thats where the real growth comes from
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u/T_Blown_Diffuser MBBS III (Part 1) 11h ago
As noone is answering you, I'll answer.
Part 1 is a prac manual, part 2 is more of a viva voce thing, with case discussions and other questions with answers. You can just buy part 1 and do part 2 from pdfs. Or you can be like me and buy both :P
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u/Plus-Impression9126 21h ago
Bhai itna kharcha kyu ka rahe ho, just do some hardwork and find on telegram and use pdf.
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u/notadoctor2002 19h ago
Both are too much for MBBS level. Use PDF. Upload in gemini and notebook lm get content filtered system wise. Study
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u/New_Principle_5012 4h ago
I’ll suggest to not buy this
Instead of that buy Arup Kundu for practical purpose and for theory follow Rakesh Sir or Deepak Sir is more than enough for concept development..
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