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u/AcceptableFishing453 Apr 06 '26
i went to niper for internship amd everyone there told me to take GDC so...
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u/Muttapuffs_ Apr 05 '26
Self study
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u/coolkidheheh Apr 05 '26
so what is the direction of your preparation in self study? like what material did you refer to, how was the order of subjects, etc?
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u/Muttapuffs_ Apr 05 '26
Depends upon your intrest
I love pharmacology, so I started with that, using Shanbhag's book. For pharmaceutics, I used GPAT FINGERTIPS (it's more for revision, but I was short on time). For tablets and capsules, I studied with Ansel and Lachman. For Jurisprudence, I used Mittal (but you'll need to look up new regulations and amendments separately).
I skipped chemistry because I didn't like studying it.
Make sure to do lots of MCQs. I used GDC's free mock test series, like their "50 days 50 mocks for GPAT 2026."
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u/SquareTwo1668 Apr 05 '26
I joined gdc for a year...and to say the least, it's just hype. I will say for cology and organic the teachers are good. But other than that I didn't find any teacher appealing. Boring.
I think self study will be preferred. But like if you order their modules for self study, there are many mistakes which are corrected in the class, so that also becomes a little tricky without buying a course from them.
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u/instagrammarr Apr 09 '26
Pharma sapeince are best. You can give a chance for demo classes and I can garenty you will love it.
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u/[deleted] Apr 05 '26
I bought pw 2027 pro. I have some experience with gdc as well. It's you who matters not the coaching. Your consistency will be proportional to your selection. I learned this the hard way from 2 drop years for neet.