
Revamped QBank with a 60-30-10 approach - with 60% clinical questions, 30% application-based and 10% one-liners. Prepared in line with the changing exam pattern. Includes improved Custom Module, Schema (all important topics in one place) & all new Magic Module.
View Plans ›Integrated conceptual content across all 19 subjects by India’s top medical faculty. Includes animations & real clinical scenarios for better understanding. Gain an extra edge with the latest Interactive MCQ Discussion Videos and new Recent update videos & Revision videos.
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Taken by over 1 lakh participants across India, the Test Series gives you a fair idea of where you stand in the actual competition. Includes GTs that are closest to the real exam & real ranks, as testified by toppers of 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 & 2024.
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“My reasons for sticking with Marrow are the faculty and QBank. I gave all the Marrow GTs and reviewing them properly helped me overcome plateaus. Knowing everything and attempting questions are two different games - that's why one should start solving QBank early, as it also helps in understanding the clinical aspects of medicine.”Dr PooshanRank 1
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“I built my concepts through Marrow Videos and solved the QBank as much as possible. I found Marrow QBank and its explanations really nice - they gave me a complete idea of the subject while solving. Focus more on GTs and revision, they are the key elements of preparation.”Dr GreeshmaRank 2
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“My core strategy revolved around GTs - from improving weak areas to revising important topics. I did most of my revision through analysing old GTs, which also boosted my confidence. I'd strongly suggest every student to take Marrow GTs seriously, it's really helpful.”Dr AshutoshRank 3
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“After my May INI-CET attempt, I understood what I was lacking. For the next two months, I kept it simple - every day either give a GT or solve at least 100 MCQS. I used to study one topic and solve the PYQs from another, which helped me retain concepts better. I recommend using Marrow GTs to assess preparation rather than focusing just on ranks.”Dr KartikeyaRank 4
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“I've been using Marrow since Edition 5, and I never felt anything was missing. I consistently solved QBank from the second year, but Custom Modules & GTs ultimately became my strongest tools. I'm also a big fan of Rakesh Sir - his videos inspired me to pursue medicine.”Dr AdarshRank 5
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“I used the main videos and Marrow Notes to strengthen my concepts. I got serious about my NEET-PG preparation during the internship. So I made sure to revise with Revision Videos, give subject-wise tests from the last five years of Marrow and to solve Custom Modules. Custom Module is the best feature of Marrow.”Dr TanveerRank 6
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“I built my foundation with Marrow main videos during MBBS. With limited time for NEET-PG preparation, I relied on Marrow Revision Videos which gave me an edge. I watched Delta Videos while solving the QBank. That was a cool feature; it kept me engaged with videos.”Dr SanjayRank 7
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“Consistency was my main strategy. Even on busy days during my internship, I made sure to solve at least one Custom Module to keep in touch with the subjects. Marrow's National NEET-PG Mock helped me get a clear idea about what to improve.”Dr DivyaRank 8
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“Marrow GTs were my main source for revision. For the last two weeks before the exam, I focused only on my GT mistakes. Marrowthons helped me gain my pace on revision and QBank practice. And I feel it’s important to solve more custom modules of PYQs & PYTs - they really help a lot.”Dr BarathRank 9
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“I watched every single video of Marrow. Especially Rakesh Sir's videos are amazing, he is my inspiration. I solved Marrow QBank thrice and solved around 136 GTs. The QBank is superb. It has detailed explanations and includes many topic repeats.”Dr Kumari SwetaRank 10
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