Subject-Wise FMGE Study Plan: What to Prioritize First

Do not study subjects in random order

A subject-wise plan should balance three forces:

1. Exam weight (Medicine/Surgery first-class citizens)
2. Foundation dependence (Pathology/Physiology unlock clinical stems)
3. Your personal weakness map

Recommended priority bands

Band A — weekly non-negotiables

• General Medicine
• General Surgery
• Pathology
• Pharmacology

Band B — rotate every 3–4 days

• Anatomy
• Physiology
• Obstetrics & Gynaecology
• Pediatrics
• Community Medicine
• Microbiology

Band C — short frequent drills

• Biochemistry
• Forensic Medicine
• Psychiatry
• Dermatology
• ENT
• Ophthalmology
• Orthopedics
• Radiology
• Anesthesiology

Band C subjects are smaller in count but easy marks if you keep them warm.

Sample weekly rotation (working professionals)

Day	Morning concept	Evening MCQs
Mon	Medicine system	Medicine + Pharma
Tue	Surgery theme	Surgery + Anatomy
Wed	Pathology	Pathology + Micro
Thu	OBG / Pediatrics	Mixed clinical
Fri	Physiology / Biochem	Weak-topic repair
Sat	Community + Forensic	Timed mixed set
Sun	Mock or review	Error log only

How to use subject landing pages

Each FMGify subject page includes:

• High-yield topic lists
• Study tips
• FAQs
• A direct CTA into practice focused on that subject

Start from the subjects hub, then open only one weak subject per evening until accuracy improves.

Rebalancing rule

Every Sunday, sort subjects by accuracy:

• Bottom 3 → extra sessions next week
• Top 3 → maintenance only (short drills)
• New content only if coverage gaps remain

Next step

Build a focused session in practice, or continue with how to use a question bank for FMGE.