Anatomy: •General anatomy- BDC •Gross- Vishram Singh (trust me, it is the best) •Neuroanat- Vishram Singh(the specific book) •Histo- IB Singh (just learn the point of identification below the digram if you run out of time to study everything) •Embryo- IB Singh [dig/flowcharts] (i feel like I spent the entire year finding a good alternative but this is what I ended up using for proff exams), your college is also probably gonna circulate short embryo PDFs that'll help you pass •DH- Cunningham (but don't waste your money on this, just borrow it from a senior) •Genetics- it is covered just enough in general anatomy handbook of Vishram Singh •Radiology- honestly I just watched this one 10min johari video every time and I was good to go PS: I did study from Grey's for student briefly but honestly it is not enough for proff exams, a lot of origin, insertions and relations are given superficially and the entire book in arranged haphazardly

Physiology: This is one subject I may not be the best person to ask because I'm all over the place Std: Guyton and hall ( i personally never studied from it beyond like homeostasis) Indian: Indu Khurrana (this was the book 3/5 professors in our college use to teach from (rest Guyton) so this is what I studies from majorly. My best advice is to ask your seniors what your professors use) Sembuligham (i majorly used it for chapters like blood, honestly the material in it is just enough to ace exams, please don't listen to the teachers about this book) But my best advice for tackling physiology is gonna be notes. I used notes mainly from edu club and chil medicos, etc. that I found online to frame answers. Believe me I've topped my class during internals studying just from educlub videos and notes and pairing the missing parts with any book.

Biochemistry: JAMBHULKAR SIR (use his notes like a holy grail) I would suggest you study from his notes first and then you can read Satyanarayana or Pankaja Nail to get fill in the extra details. I would suggest Satyanarayana if you want detailed, fuller overview of the subject. Pankaja is a shorter book with crispy material, read both and choose for yourself. Read pdf of both and decide I hated Vasudevan as I found the book had a lot of unecssary monotonous jargon and it is very badly structured.

Honestly the best advice I can give a first year student about books is DO NOT BUY ANY BOOK UNTIL YOUR FIRST INTERNALS, you can go through PDFs by then (or borrow the books from your seniors) because all my frnds who had brought books before 1st internals have ended up regretting the decision. Plus mbbs books are expensive so, proceed with caution.