r/INICET

At this point, if I hear “revise more” or “just do MCQs daily” one more time, I might start revising my life choices instead.

I’m looking for the slightly unhinged, chaotic, possibly questionable advice that actually worked for you. The kind of thing you wouldn’t confidently tell your juniors but lowkey credit for your survival.

Did you study at odd hours? Ignore something everyone said was “high yield”? Have a bizarre routine that somehow made your brain cooperate?

Also, this is not just for people who’ve already cracked it. If you’re still in the trenches like me and something weird is actually helping, please share. We are all just out here trying to pass, not achieve enlightenment.

I’m currently deep in prep, questioning everything, including my caffeine tolerance. Open to trying new things as long as they don’t completely destroy me.

Drop your unhinged wisdom. Worst case, we laugh. Best case, we all pass.

Got only 130 correct can anyone suggest what to do!!

Got 120 corrects in marrow mock, have been very inconsistent for a week. Inicet just feels distant now.

I’m stuck between 2 methods for the next 25 days-

1. Revising subject by subject the conventional way , doing pyqs

2. Entirely focusing on an mcq based approach and learning concepts based on mcq errors

What would you recommend? Any help is appreciated

Since the Inicet exam is coming up, I'm giving GTs once a week. Should I raise the frequency to once every three days or should I continue with once a week?

21 batch student this side

For anatomy what is better

1. World of revision (Dr Ashwani) + pyq's

Or

2. BTR+ pyq's

Or does someone suggest to do all 3?

I felt it was very hard and way too lengthy, I used to get 140-150 corrects in neet and inicet gts lately, and old ones ~160, but this inicet mock my corrects dropped to 129, couldn't even see 8ques in a section just had to skip, I felt the paper was lengthy asf, howd u guys feel.

Guys tell ur marrow mock vs prep mock vs cerebellum

Marrow 145 😭

Prep 158

Cerebellum -147

I am watching BTR videos every time I revise. How did you guys approach it?

I’m solving around 100–150 questions every day and also adding PYQ and GT-based extra points to my notes. What else can I do? Any suggestions would really help.

I'm a final yr student I've finished all my lectures from marrow and have started my revision I'm doing it system wise in Integrated way

I get through the physiology path pharma but when it comes to medicine I'm always stuck like today I've started revision for the renal system but I'm stuck in medicine I don't know how to do it it feels very vague a lot of information to cramp and all makes me quit studying

Please help me

Hey everyone,

I got a rank of 60* in INI May 2025 and I’m currently in the first year of my residency.

I’ve been through multiple exam cycles, ups and downs, burnout phases, and strategy changes. Having now crossed over to the other side, I feel like I have a much clearer perspective on what actually matters and what doesn’t.

If you’re preparing right now and feeling stuck, anxious, overwhelmed, or just confused about how to approach things day-to-day, feel free to ask me anything.

Happy to help with:

• Study strategies and daily planning starting from now on for INICET May 2026 and/or NEET PG 2026
• Revision cycles and handling backlogs
• Dealing with anxiety, burnout, and comparison
• What I’d do differently if I started again
• Residency expectations vs reality

No question is too small or too basic. This phase can get messy, and you don’t have to figure it out alone.

I got a lot of help from Reddit AMAs during my prep and I'm more than happy to return the favour.

Ask away :)

I have just written my Final year mbbs and I wanted to start preparing somehow for inicet exams. I was always an average student, borderline pass.

My concepts of 2nd and 1st year are not that clear. And from what I've gathered, in ini they ask more from 2nd and 1st year.

I have zero idea:

a)how to start preparing

b)what sources to use

c)what portions to study.

I've heard some people doing BTR and some RR. I am not properly oriented to these sources.

I need a blueprint to start preparing. Like if I study these portions, or attend these tests, my job will be somewhat done.

There's no one I could talk to in my college so I'm hoping for some guidance here.

I'm about to start my internship right now. So, I was hoping to start preparing now. What should I start with? What sources should I use? What notes?

As the exam is closing near, what are your plans for the last 2 weeks before the exam. How to revise and at what frequency the gts should be given (or should I give gts?). Any other advice?

And good rankers of previous neet and inicet, what did you do in the last weeks before exam, which you think helped your rank.

I'm a final year mbbs student preparing for ini cet may'28 I have completed my lectures from marrow and have started rivision need a partner to discuss with.. keep track of progress and motivate each other for completing daily tasks as it is a long process

I'm also using anki

Need someone who is in final year and has completed lectures and started rivision

just saw a few posts and now i’m confused

some people say hyper revision is enough if you revise it multiple times others say you need something like corebtr for proper concepts

i don’t want to waste time switching again so just want honest feedback from someone who has actually used them recently

like what worked for you and where it didn’t

Honestly, it feels like there isn’t enough preparation for INICET. There’s so much to cover and time always seems limited. Still thinking of just going and seeing how it goes. Maybe others are feeling the same way. Anyone else going in underprepared?