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NEET-PG Coaching vs Self-Study: Which Approach Works

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What the discussions look like

Threads range from exam strategy, such as how to structure the final three months before NEET-PG, to sharp clinical questions, such as current eGFR cutoffs for metformin in chronic kidney disease or when to initiate dialysis in ICU acute kidney injury. Members debate the evidence, cite guidelines and share how decisions play out in real practice.

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