Photon-20

PHOTON-20 App è un primo del suo genere nel genere della PGME esami.

PHOTON-20 App is a first of its kind in the genre of PGME Examinations. The App covers 1000 questions as Subject-Wise Challenge and Grand Challenge. This will provide you a glimpse and real-time experience of the examination, while you can browse through it sitting anywhere, anytime and is very helpful in your last minute revision. The content of this App is from PHOTON-20 Book authored Dr Vivek Jain. This book covers 3300 IBQ’s with explanation. The book is highly accepted by all PGMEE students.

Seeing the latest examination pattern and the need of the students here we present PHOTON-20 App. We hope you will enjoy the exciting experience of knowledge with fun.

Salient Features of PHOTON-20 Book (2nd Edition 2017)

• First and Only Comprehensive coverage on IBQs

• New Questions from Nov/Dec 2016 added

• Includes all 20 subjects asked in PGMEEs

• Subject-wise and Topic-wise IBQs for comprehensive learning

 Each Subject is divided into topics for ease of learning and comprehension

 Overlapping of topics has been avoided (For example, if Oncology has been covered in Pathology, it’s not repeated in Surgery)

• Designed as per the Latest Examinations Pattern

 Latest Topics asked during 2015–16 have been included

 Standard textbooks have been used to identify important Images

• All MCQs have been provided with Fully Explained Referenced Answers

• All Subjects Reviewed by the Subject-Experts individually

• Highest number of Instruments/ X-rays/ Clinical questions are provided

 Includes 180+ Instruments, 150+ Microscopy slides, 130+ X-rays, 50+ Other radiological films, 15+ ECGs

• Enhanced Image Size for better clarity and understanding

• Repository of all IBQs’ topics asked in PGMEE (2000–2016) with focus on 2012–16

 Focus on most repeated, clinically relevant and High-yield topics

• Useful Template provided for Comprehensive Revision of entire Course

 Coverage of whole book will help you cover whole course all-together