Marrow MCQs and video lessons are structured in such a way that you understand the important concepts in each topic before you learn facts. Focus on high-yield topics and repeat MCQs.

Since NEET-PG is a computer-based exam, practicing MCQs is critical. This helps improve your educated guess, thereby helping you tackle unsure questions better, especially when negative marking is involved.

Every content on Marrow is peer-reviewed and comes with the latest edition of standard textbooks as references. Also, our doctors take them through multiple levels of stringent review to make sure there’s no room for error.

Marrow test series simulate the real NEET PG exam, making sure you do not encounter any surprises on the big day. All MCQs are of extreme high probability, which makes you familiar with the actual pattern of questions.

Our modules employ Spaced Repetition, a learning technique that is proven to improve retention. In a study conducted among 8600 students, the group that used Marrow to study a topic performed significantly better.

Marrow test series have set a record with the largest number of participants nation-wide. Participate in Marrow mock tests on a real NEET PG exam-like software for an accurate all-India rank. Comes with in-depth subject-wise performance analytics

MCQs & videos on Marrow are prepared and reviewed by only the best teachers across the country. After every major exam like DNB, AIIMS, PGI, etc, Marrow works with the top 20% of the first 100 rankers to update the QBank.

Marrow QBank (Edition 5) is a topic-wise collection of MCQs, which includes only the high yield and repeat questions. It is reviewed frequently to ensure we stay relevant to the updated pattern of exams, latest questions and trends. QBank Edition 5 has 40% Clinical questions, in all subjects. In addition to this, we are trimming the QBank by reducing the volume of explanations. This will help finish QBank in time and do sufficient rounds of revision.

Using the option Custom Modules, you can set your own parameters such as the difficulty level, subjects, tags like #RecentUpdates and more. You can even create a module from your bookmarked question or the questions you marked incorrect.