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Medical Reference Books
NEET PG and MBBS students rely on sound reference works. Medical textbooks and study guides can be found in medicine general issues, with basics in biology.
Choose fewer books and revise them many times. Most medical students do better this way than by collecting a large pile of references.
Medical study depends on steady revision and on using the current edition, as guidelines change. Students should follow their prescribed list first. General readers should note that books never replace the advice of a qualified doctor.
Whether you are an MBBS, BAMS or nursing student, it helps to combine textbook reading with diagrams, short notes and clinical exposure. For personal health problems, please always consult a doctor directly.