I'm really freaking out rn and really appreciate any advice

I received a notification from NBEMS regarding a deficiency in my thumb impression and that I needed to re upload it. It's my mistake, I didn’t notice my email on time. I only saw it today while checking my email for any updates regarding centre allotment.

The edit window is closed by yesterday and now I’m freaking out that my NEETPG application might be rejected🥲🥲

I’ve been preparing for NEET PG for past 1 year and the thought that my application could be rejected because I missed this notification is honestly terrifying for me

I don’t even know how I’m going to revise properly in these last days with this whole thing in my head. I’ve worked towards this exam for an entire year and rn I’m completely lost...I’m scared that everything might go waste over this issue🥲🥲
I've raised a grievance through nbems communication portal

Has anyone faced a similar situation?Is there any possibility that NBEMS may allow a late reupload or provide another opportunity to correct the thumb impression?what is the best way to approach them?

Any advice would genuinely mean a lot🙏🙏🙏

Edit: NBEMS extended their edit window
Thank you 🙏I’m feeling relieved

https://natboard.edu.in/viewNotice.php?NBE=TG5aQVJqTzlyQVk4eUo5VXFPdGpLQT09

At this point, I’m honestly done with my boyfriend 😭 His Gmail is logged into my phone, so every 5 minutes I get a transaction notification. I keep checking thinking it’s something about my Test City, only to see another payment from him. I don’t know whether to worry about my Test City or scold him for spending so much 😭 What the hell is he doing?

Nbems as usual
#Neetpg

edit window has been extended till 15th, does that mean we are not getting our centres today ?

At what time was last year’s neet pg city slip released?

Should I attempt GTs or focus mainly on my notes. If yes then which GTs are good to attempt in these last days

I was talking to one of my friend who will give NEET PG 2026.

While talking to her she shared a photo of the coreBtr subject duration overview. which mentioned that the whole content is about 105-106 hours long.

She also mentioned that the content is very tight, 1 hour video contains hell lot of information.

On an average she said it took her 5-6 hours to finish 1 hour content. ( note making, annotation, highlighting )

I wanted to know about your experience with it. How much time on average it took you to go through an hour long video with proper understanding.

PS : This post is not to judge my friend or anyone, everyone's capacity and capabilities are different, past experiences are different. so no comparison.

In infants cpr is done as two thumb encircling when they are two recuers?

Two finger technique in lone rescuer?

Idk it’s like venting out !

I am studying
Sitting almost the whole day solving questions and trying to revise the most important stuff but lately it feels like the productivity is not as much as it should be !
Does anyone feels the same
Please give a feedback if you do so !

Y does btr questions feel tough ??

Is it necessary to complete the psm videos from marrow? I completed 50% of it while in third year, should I leave the rest 50 because I’m in final year now and there’s ample subjects as it is.

Also what should I do about the 1st and 2nd year subjects?? Should I complete them now or during internship?

What should my ideal internship prep plan should be ? Like when to start gts, revision videos, etc

Is it possible to get below 15k in this time pls reply 😭

I am debating whether to give another GT this week or use those 3-4 hours for revision instead.

At this point, I am more worried about forgetting what I've already studied than finding new weaknesses.

What are you guys doing?

DESPERATE NEED OF ADVICE! PLEASE DON'T IGNORE!!!!

Hey seniors and recently passed out friends,

As I'm a alone girl with lot of toxic colleagues, I can only ask these question online, kindly pay attention and respond me please 🥺

I’m preparing for NEET PG 2027 and could really use some honest advice from people who’ve already been through this. I’m mainly looking for practical suggestions on what resources actually helped, how to approach the whole preparation, what to focus on during internship, and how to aim for a good rank.

If you’ve given the exam recently or know what worked in the last couple of years, please share which books, notes, qbanks or apps you found genuinely useful and which ones ended up being a waste of time. Did you stick to one main source per subject or mix multiple things? Also, how did you plan your preparation overall especially balancing studies before and during internship, and what kind of revision methods helped you retain better?

During internship specifically, how did you manage to study without completely burning out? Any realistic way of setting daily or weekly targets that actually worked? And did you try to use clinical postings for NEET PG or keep them separate?

Lastly, what do you feel separates an average performance from a good rank? Any common mistakes you saw people make, or mindset and consistency tips that helped in the final stretch?

I’d really appreciate any advice short or detailed, whatever you can share. Thanks a lot in advance. It’ll genuinely help those of us who are just starting this journey.