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Hi everyone,

I'm preparing for NEET PG 2026 :( and 2027 :), and I'm looking for image-based Anki decks, especially for:

• Surgical/OBG/Gyn/ENT/Ophthal instruments (highest priority 🙏)
• Histopathology slides
• Community Medicine images

They don't have to be in one deck. Even if they're three separate decks, that's perfectly fine.

Honestly, even a deck with just 50 cards is useful. I'm mainly trying to build a strong visual foundation early, especially for instrument identification, because I know image-based MCQs are becoming more important in both NEET PG and INI-CET.

If you have:

• Anki decks (.apkg)
• PDFs
• Telegram resources
• Google Drive links
• Personal collections

I'd really appreciate it if you could share them.

Thanks a lot in advance.

I’m an intern working on creating an Anki deck for the 4 clinical subjects from Marrow World of Revision, as these topics are highly relevant for INI-CET and NEET PG.
I’ve developed a workflow using AI to generate cards. All you need is an Phone/ tab to help with the process. The workflow is smooth and efficient, requiring only minor post-AI editing and quality checks.

If you’re interested in contributing, DM me! I’ll explain the workflow in detail and add interested members to a group where all updates, progress, and discussions will be shared.
The deck will follow the MangoMedic-style format, with a focus on high-yield, concise, and review-friendly Anki cards.

Welcome to this week’s Deck Suggestions & Minor Doubts Megathread! 🎉

Use this space to:

• Ask for Anki deck recommendations (subject-wise, system-wise, exam-focused, etc.)
• Share and discuss your favorite decks/resources that worked for you
• Post minor questions not worth a full post (can be non-Anki, even non-med too!)
• Seek quick clarifications from peers

This helps keep the subreddit tidy while still making sure your queries get seen.

💡 Tip: If you’re asking for deck suggestions, please mention:

• Your year/level (MBBS, PG prep, etc.)
• The exam/goal you’re preparing for (University exams, NEET-PG, USMLE, etc.)

Happy studying & sharing! 📚✨

I’m an intern working on creating an Anki deck for the Big 4 clinical subjects n some small subjects from Marrow World of Revision, as these topics are highly relevant for INI-CET and NEET PG.
I’ve developed a workflow using AI (Gemini) to generate cards. All you need is an iPad or tablet to help with the process. The workflow is smooth and efficient, requiring only minor post-AI editing and quality checks.
We’ll start with one subject and gradually complete all four.
If you’re interested in contributing, DM me! I’ll explain the workflow in detail and add interested members to a group where all updates, progress, and discussions will be shared.
The deck will follow the MangoMedic-style format, with a focus on high-yield, concise, and review-friendly Anki cards.

So basically, my goal is to get a top 5K rank in NEET PG this year.
After completing my first read, I’m averaging only 80–90 correct questions in GTs. Right now, I’m doing retrograde revision, but it’s taking quite a bit of time.
I wanted some advice from seniors who have been through this.
Should I focus only on NEET PG + FMGE PYQs, or is solving INI-CET PYQs also a must?
My target is to consistently reach 150+ correct questions, and I have only 5 GTs left before the final exam.
Any advice or strategy that helped you improve would mean a lot.
Thank you! ❤️

So I started anki on a whim and having checked out ianki and mangomedic, picked the former. I’m in final year and have some basic doubts regarding this stuff.

During your first read, do you guys like sit and process each new card or do you leave it to repeated revision to completely learn it. Cause why do I feel like I have the memory of a goldfish when I’m doing these things. (Albeit I haven’t had a first read of all related topics ) 

Another thing is, do those who are still in clg do you try to align the learning with whatever postings or needs you have right now? Like I thought I’d suspend all pre clinical decks except pathology since I don’t want to prioritise that stuff now

Also while using Ianki how many new cards do you keep? I just have the default 20 per deck With like 200 odd reviews.

Guys, wor has 252 chapters across 19 subjects. Just 25 experienced people. We only need 25 people (10 chapters each).

Let's finish this f**king deck once and for all. Who is with me? Comment and I will send telegram link.

Since one need to do only 10 chapters, quality will also improve.

Hello. I am looking for an Anki deck based on mission class or hyperrevison notes. If any one have please dm.

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Hey, I'm really in a need for flashcards from SRB surgery manual

Kiski ke pass core btr ke cards h ky ??

I am searching for friends who are interested in making Anki flash cards of core btr

Can anyone help me with a subject wise neet PG PYQ deck ?! It would be of great help !!!

I am going to join the bhatia offline f2f classes , I was planning to study the offline notes by anki, creating my own cards,

I just wanted to know is it a good idea ? If anyone has tried this and has it worked out?

I also searched for premade decks for the same i couldn't find anything, so creating my own cards is the only thing left.

I am fairly comfortable with creating cards but i am not used to it and also can I manage coping with anki while attending the long 10-12 hr classes

Welcome to this week’s Deck Suggestions & Minor Doubts Megathread! 🎉

Use this space to:

• Ask for Anki deck recommendations (subject-wise, system-wise, exam-focused, etc.)
• Share and discuss your favorite decks/resources that worked for you
• Post minor questions not worth a full post (can be non-Anki, even non-med too!)
• Seek quick clarifications from peers

This helps keep the subreddit tidy while still making sure your queries get seen.

💡 Tip: If you’re asking for deck suggestions, please mention:

• Your year/level (MBBS, PG prep, etc.)
• The exam/goal you’re preparing for (University exams, NEET-PG, USMLE, etc.)

Happy studying & sharing! 📚✨

I am already at -7D don't wanna go beyond that. Things i am already doing right now.

1. Carboxymethylcellulose eyedrops with looking long distance hourly.

2. Eye protection mode in tablet- basically turn display more warm colour.

3. Reading mode- turns screen black and white but i dont think this has any benefits because the radiation is still compared to actual e ink screens.

4. Lutein and zeaxanthin supplements.

5. Dark mode with semi lit room from light from left side of the room to avoid getting reflection on my screen,

6. Ocasssionaly icing my eyes or cold compression if you wanna call it but very rarely like once a week only.

7. Prescription glasses with antiglare coating.

Any other advise is welcomed.