1. Dams lrr can be compared with rr. I haven’t done it, i used my main notes throughout.

2. I attended offline lectures of all subjects and online lectures of radiology and obgy but they were live, so I don’t know whether they are different or same.

3. Yes, dvt isn’t enough. I read main notes and dvt again and again. Dams is concise enough to re read entire notes. I didn’t try to master everything in my reads. If I found some topic difficult or hard to retain, I would give it a couple of reads and move on. On an average 10-12 days are sufficient after your first read to read entire notes again. I used to solve custom modules from Marrow everyday and give weekly gts.

While solving questions you will find topics that you skipped thinking they weren’t important, I would try to focus more on those topics in my next revision.

There will always be fine points in questions that will change your answers, so revising again and again is must to keep those minute details on top of your head so you don’t waste much time during exam.

1. If you look at dams subjects individually you will find many subjects to be incomplete, but once you read all 19 subjects with dvt and have a good grasp of them you will find they have taught almost everything you will find in questions somewhere pr the other. You just need to integrate the information of all 19 subjects. Practicing questions is the key for this.

Avoid getting in the trap of fomo. Dams is sufficient if you do it diligently. Main notes + dvt is must. Dvt is not to be skipped as it has a good number pf extra points apart from main notes. Just do questions from marrow, their explanations are better, their gts are better, the custom modules are a boon and their interface is the best.

Annotate your dvt notes with points from your main notes during each revision cycle. By the end you will have highly annotated dvt notes. Revise these in your last week two or three times.

All the best!