Background In any PG Entrance examination in India, FOUR MAJOR BASIC SUBECTS (PhyBiAn® with Forensic Medicine: Physiology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Forensic Medicine & Toxicology) contribute around 20-22% of total paper which easily play a big role in qualification of a candidate. Also without scoring higher in this part, it becomes impossible to achieve success in most important step of your life. In my experience as a teacher, while preparing for PG Entrance Examinations, students face quite a lot of difficulty with PhyBiAn® with Forensic Medicine subjects.

• Importance of Preclinical Subjects PhyBiAn®: These four subjects are considered BACKBONE of your preparation for any medical entrance examination in India. Besides being of scoring nature, their application in Medicine, Surgery, PSM, Pathology and other subjects make them vital-base to score good marks in para-clinical and clinical parts too. I may sound too harsh, but attempting PG Entrance examination without PhyBiAn® subjects is invitation for a disastrous result.
• Paucity of time: Each of the 4 subjects is comprehensive and major in itself (good enough for keeping them in First & Second Professional of MBBS course everywhere on planet). Due to limited time during PG Entrance examination preparation, students are not able to devote a lot of time to theory of Preclinical Subjects PhyBiAn^® subjects as they can do for major subjects of Medicine, Surgery and PSM.
• Unavailability of NBE-specific books: All books available in the market for Preclinical Subjects PhyBiAn® are based on older examination pattern MCQs with high-difficulty-level questions and extremely detailed explanations. In contrast, Recent examinations have started focusing on concept-based basic questions only mostly in form of short MCQs. So these books end up wasting crucial time of students.

  Keeping this in mind, I have written this book considering a student’s invaluable time, requirements, and a result-oriented approach.