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) & Magic Module.
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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, 2025 & 2026.
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What makes Marrow complete?
Top 10 rankers
in NEET PG 2026 were
Marrow Pro Students
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“This NEET-PG felt like solving clinical cases and having a strong base helped me. While solving the paper, I imagined I was treating a real patient. Solving more MCQs and multiple revisions are the key to your preparation. Give GTs regardless of your score. I never got top 100 in any GTs, but I kept giving them.”
Dr MonishRank 1 -
“I had a full-time job, and balancing work with preparation wasn’t easy. But even on difficult days, I kept reading and putting in the effort every day. Now that the exam has become one step harder, building a strong foundation is essential. Complete at least one revision of all 19 subjects early, so you’re comfortable revising a large volume of information towards the end.”
Dr PallakshiRank 2 -
“I think it’s important to know the topics in depth. Because this NEET-PG was mostly conceptual and clinically oriented. I hit a GT plateau of 140 and didn’t know what I was doing wrong. Then I created a GT book with my mistakes and learnings. Revising that book helped me break my plateau. Keep giving GTs no matter where or how your preparation is.”
Dr KajalRank 3 -
“Marrow’s clinical and integrated approach helped me a lot in the exam. After INI-CET, I understood I didn’t give enough GTs. Only solving GTs will help you assess your question-solving ability. Especially when your scores drop, taking GTs is important. Because having knowledge alone isn’t enough, question practice matters too.”
Dr SimerRank 4 -
“I’ve been watching Marrow videos since my first year of MBBS to build strong concepts. During my revision phase, I watched World of Revision videos, solved 100 Custom Module questions every day and took subject-wise tests. When my GT scores plateaued at 130, I realised I was not paying attention throughout the test and made silly mistakes. I slowly worked on it. The new GT performance analytics also helped me towards the end.”
Dr GracetonRank 5 -
“I found WoR in-depth and comprehensive. I used it for non-clinical subjects. It covered the required information for NEET-PG, and it was sufficient for me. The exam is all about solving MCQs. In my opinion, solving questions is more important than videos. Don’t compromise on GTs, treat them seriously like a real exam.”
Dr DilipRank 6 -
“The conceptual knowledge I had helped me answer integrated questions. Instead of rushing through more number of revisions, I focused on 2 thorough, high-quality revisions. I believe that made a difference. Marrow GT questions used to be more difficult than the exam questions - that actually helped me build concepts and stay calmer during this NEET-PG.”
Dr SmeetRank 8 -
“After Nov INI-CET, I gained confidence and trusted my source. The key is repeated revisions. I did around 9 cycles of revision. World of Revision is the best source students can trust for revision. It is beautifully made, I was able to cover all important topics in a short period. The rank decider is how many MCQs you solve, how much you learn from them, and revise.”
Dr DarshanRank 9
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