What is the question pattern of the MBBS 1st Prof of KGMU?

Well nothing great, I secured 66.1%. I wasn't a bibliophile (bookworm may seem derogatory to some) but I studied a little everyday, even if it was for ½ hour. Won't deny, I passed a lot of time. I was new to the world, just like every 1st year kid is. I was boarding in a hostel several kilometres away from home in a place(campus) where anyone hardly knew me. I'm more of a people's person, I spent a lot of time socializing, of course I became pretty famous (if I may say so) in my college. After being done with NEET-UG once and for all I didn't really have any high aspirations about 1st Prof, so studies took a backseat and back then I couldn't realize that until it came up as a setback during the very 1st semester exam, I didn't fail, managed to pass and somehow be a part of 30% of the crowd that was all-clear. A lot of the time was spent in every activity/event that was being organized in the college. During the college fest I didn't study for a month straight. I pulled of a little in the next month and then somehow I was confident that I'll pass, which was my ultimate aim at that point. 20 days before university exams, I had taken a trip to South India with my family. Then I went back to hostel, studied for about 10–11 days and gave my exams. Exams went average, “good” pertaining to the minimum effort that I had put. I don't regret that completely, as I enjoyed my 1st year at med-school thoroughly, scored decently, a score which won't really matter a few years down the line. But this doesn't mean that one should give a backseat to academics, scores don't matter very much here, but your foundation of the 1st year subjects and the rock solid concepts do matter a lot. Happy med-school, since whenever that you begin!! Vikrant Gaikwad , MBBS from Dr. Ulhas Patil Medical College, Jalgaon (2023) Source: Quora Digest

No consequences.You feel bad for a week or two. Then you gather courage to give the exam the next session and pass again. Things will be no different either you pass or fail the exam.So no reason to panic. However, you might fall behind your peers in your career by 6 months or so. Again, no big deal.P.S: I failed my MS exam, cleared it again 6 months later. Kesha Megharaj , MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Degrees, Gandhi Medical College, Hyderabad (2013) Source: Quora Digest

No consequences.You feel bad for a week or two. Then you gather courage to give the exam the next session and pass again. Things will be no different either you pass or fail the exam.So no reason to panic. However, you might fall behind your peers in your career by 6 months or so. Again, no big deal. P.S: I failed my MS exam, cleared it again 6 months later. Kesha Megharaj , MBBS Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery Degrees, Gandhi Medical College, Hyderabad (2013) Source: Quora Digest