Marrow Question Bank

Marrow Question Bank

Marrow Question Bank

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A Guide on how to prepare
effectively with Marrow
QBank
Marrow QBank is a highly selected, topic-wise
collection of 28,000+ MCQs, which includes only
the high yield and repeat questions.
Test series
Marrow test series has the largest participants in
India. Here are 5 points which will help you to get
the best out of Marrow test series.
Videos
640 hours of recorded videos on Marrow are
comprehensive and precise at the same time and
have to be used wisely.
You should solve the QBank MCQs from a
particular topic after you understand the basics
of the topic (eg. after a coaching class or a video
lesson). This is practised by most toppers
as you can see here in their reviews.
Solve QBank after studying a subject or topic
(Synchronous method):
Asynchronous method: In this method, you can
solve QBank modules independently of other
factors like your classes or level of preparation.
Asynchronous method will take some time (2-4
weeks) to get used to.
SOLVE MCQs, not just READ them:
You will be taking a computer-based exam
with negative marks. Reading only from
books will not make you exam-ready.
Solving QBank in a real exam-like manner
is important, and this will help improve
your educated guess.
Make notes:
Make notes from QBank whenever
possible. If you are solving MCQs on the
go, you can make notes later using the
review mode of the QBank. You should
have your own notes.
Plan for revision:
You will forget a lot. This is normal, so
make sure you allot adequate time to
revise the MCQs you solve on QBank. Use
the bookmark feature wisely to mark MCQs
for revision.
Do not skip:
The QBank consists of only highly selected
repeat and high-yield questions. Skipping
questions might defeat the purpose of
QBank. So make sure you mindfully solve all
the MCQs before marking a topic complete.
Grand tests:
They are the most important among all the
tests, which will prepare you for the real
exam. There will never be a time or day
when you will be completely ready for a
Grand Test. So do not wait for the right
moment. Grand tests need to be taken
during the allotted time window with strict
discipline irrespective of your stage or level
of preparation.
Train for Educated guess:
In the real exam you will be making educated
guesses in more than 50% questions. Use
Guess Tracker to analyse your guesses post
exam and try to improve on it.
Track score and rank:
Since Marrow test series are taken by the
largest pool of students in India, the ranks will
give a clear indication of where you stand.
You should be making steady progress with
each test, in your score as well as rank. If not,
it is time to revisit your preparation and
strategy.
Review your wrong answers:
In the review page, apply the filter for
incorrect answers and review them all.
Have a plan and timetable:
Different students use video classes in
different contexts. If you are using the video
classes instead of a traditional coaching, you
should have a clear timetable and plan. Video
classes should fit in <50% of your allotted
days for a subject. If you are using videos are
a supplementary tool, you can selectively
watch only the videos you require.
Make notes:
Your primary goal while watching videos
should be to understand the concept and
make notes. You need not attempt to make a
perfect note, and do not be too critical of the
notes you make.
You NEED NOT watch all the videos:
Do not feel obliged to complete all the videos.
If you cannot cover them within the time
allocated for videos in your time table, SKIP
THEM & move on to QBank. You can also skip
videos in topics / specialities you are
otherwise good at.
Use the smart features:
You can watch videos at higher speed (1.5x)
to make notes faster. Use the topicwise
timestamp feature to selectively watch or
skip topics. We do not advice pausing or
rewinding the videos as it will unnecessarily
delay your preparation.
Preparing Early:
If you are a medical student ( Final year -
Prefinal year - Third year) who is using
Marrow videos you can use these videos to
supplement your theory classes. At the same
time these videos will familiarize you with
NEET pattern as well. In this case, we do
recommend taking down notes and having a
timetable.
Subject wise tests and Mini tests can
be taken once you are done with the first
level study or during revision.
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