PG prep requires some planning for success, and that planning is a very personal choice.
So here are some questions you need to ask yourself(A SERIES)

💠ONLINE vs OFFLINE coaching💠
1/n 🎲can you sustain attention for long hours to take notes in offline classes?

🎲Can you make good notes? Do you want to make notes?

🎲 Do you think you can make your own plan, and be dedicated enough to stick to it on your own?

2/n

Time to go VIRAL!!
Cheatcodes/rules regarding general virology to get through NEET/INICET/USMLE 💠💠questions to ask while learning
1)DNA vs RNA virus
2)ss vs ds virus(single vs double-stranded virus)
3)Symmetry of the virus? (icosahedral vs helical vs complex)
4)enveloped or non-enveloped?
5) site of replication- nucleus or cytoplasm?

Layers of the sole of the Foot and their nerve supply

The tibial nerve passes under the flexor retinaculum and divides into medial and lateral plantar nerves.
the lateral plantar nerve is the dominant supply. Tricks to make nerve supply easier
Remember
All the ADDuctors, all the Interossei and all the bipinnate muscles are supplied by the Lateral plantar nerve
(along with the muscles which are obviously lateral)

now coming to the muscles-

Cerebellum - Volatile facts
1)Deep nuclei- Don't Eat Greasy Food(lateral to medial)
Dentate
Emboliform
Globose
Fastigial(F=firat=oldest)

2)Layers of the cerebellar cortex
My Pretty Garden(outer to inner)
M-Molecular
P-Purkinje
G-granular 3)Cells in each layer
*Outer Molecular layer- Stellate and Basket cells(+dentrites of Purkinje cells)
*Purkinje layer- Purkinje cells
*Inner Granular layer- granule and Golgi cells