How to prepare for Anatomy for fmge

Know your challenger (FMGE)
Know your FMGE syllabus, FMGE pattern, high-yield questions, and the most recent FMGE trends.
Identify your academic strengths and weaknesses and learning method.
Plan a time-saving study schedule that includes reading, comprehension, revision, discussion, tests, and time management.
Exam-taking Techniques to Be Improved
Conceptualization, analysis, recall, and reasoning are the best ways to approach MCQs.
Accuracy & confidence
Improve your accuracy & confidence when choosing answers during exams.
Handling with the software
MCQs and time management

General Anatomy: Basic tissues to body, Terminology & Nomenclature.
Elements of Anatomy: Osteology, Arthrology, Myology, Angiology, Neurology.
Regional Anatomy: Upper limb, Lower limb Thorax-including diaphragm Abdomen and Pelvis, Head, Neck Brain, and Spinal cord.
Embryology: Development of individual organs and systems, Postnatal growth & development.
Histology: General Histology Microanatomy of individual organs & systems.
Human Genetics: Principles of Human Genetics and Molecular biology.
Radiological Anatomy: Skiagrams, Special X-rays, Principles of imaging techniques.
Surface Anatomy: In cadavers, in the living.
Sectional Anatomy: Thorax, Abdomen, Head, Neck, and Brain.

Revision is important for recall (revise all the older topics in the last 1-2 months & try to avoid reading any new topics before).
With dedication, habit, and practice, one can gain a deeper understanding and knowledge.
Review all subjects frequently (5 revisions will be optimal but minimum of 3 revisions are essential).

Analyze your exam-taking abilities and subject matter knowledge (strengths and weaknesses) for the FMGE.
To increase your learning effectiveness (70/20/10 Model of Lombardo and Eichinger) while preparing for the FMGE.
To practice FMGE's time management (speed).
To improve accuracy and increase FMGE's confidence level.
To lessen exam phobia (improve comfort with the online platform) for FMGE.

Practice exams by chapter, subject, and module.
Practice regularly by using question papers from previous years (FMGE MCQs and NBE MCQs) (Read more about the Reasons to practice past papers).
Regularly take FMGE practice exams to improve accuracy, confidence, and time management.
The ideal number of mock tests each week is two full-length FMGE mock tests per week, however only one full-length FMGE mock test per week is necessary.
What time should the mock exams begin? Start taking practice tests as soon as you can, preferably six to eight weeks before the exam.

Making your own text is one of the key objectives of taking notes because nothing can replace an excellent collection of your own notes.
You'll perform better on the exam by improving your ability to memorize facts by taking brief notes.
Prior to exam days, it has proven to be a very effective quick revision strategy.

Since success requires self-control, consistency, and a sense of humor, plan your calendar such that serious and light activities are interspersed.
Develop your personal schedule so that you can create a realistic study plan based on
When are you at your most alert? Day or night?
Your preference for long study sessions or shorter ones every hour.
How much rest are you requiring?
length of breaks and activities you look for when taking a rest.
It is important to emphasize that this plan is flexible and should be adjusted to fit your busy schedule, convenience, and high-energy times. Nevertheless, you must stick to it from 9 am to 5 pm every day because this is when the FMGE will be administered.
Self-discipline - Without strict obedience to the schedule, success is not possible.

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