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NEET MDS Last 90 Days Strategy | What to Study, What to Skip, How to Revise

NEET MDS is just 3 months away and this is the most crucial phase of your preparation. In this video, I share a complete last 90 days NEET MDS strategy covering what to study, what to skip, how to revise, and how to use test series effectively without panic. This video is specially designed for self-study students, repeaters, interns, working dentists, and those who cannot afford coaching or feel confused about NEET MDS preparation. In this video, you will learn: Comprehensive 90-day NEET MDS preparation plan Three-phase strategy for the final three months Identification of high-yield subjects and topics for revision Effective utilization of test series in the concluding phase Establishment of a daily routine for the final 90 days Analysis of common mistakes that impede ranking Strategies for maintaining focus and confidence until the examination date This is a practical, realistic, and no-nonsense NEET MDS guidance video aimed at helping you maximize your score and improve your rank in the final months. TOP SCORING DENTAL SUBJECTS (NON-NEGOTIABLE) Oral Pathology (lesions, tumors, cysts, image-based MCQs) Oral Medicine & Radiology (radiographs, oral lesions, systemic links) Prosthodontics Complete Denture Occlusion Impression materials Conservative Dentistry Dental caries GIC, composites Endodontics Working length Obturation errors Diagnosis & vitality tests Periodontology Bone loss patterns Indices Classification systems Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Impactions Cysts & tumors Fractures Orthodontics Growth theories Cephalometrics Appliances Pedodontics Behavior management Space maintainers Public Health Dentistry Indices Biostatistics National programs 🧠 HIGH ROI MEDICAL SUBJECTS General Pathology (cell injury, inflmmation, neoplasia) Pharmacology (local anesthesia, antibiotics, analgesics) Microbiology (sterilization, immunology, oral infections) General Medicine (diabetes, hypertension, anemia) General Surgery (wound healing, shock) Anatomy (head & neck nerves, foramina) Physiology (blood, nerve conduction)