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Summary

The video addresses the common confusion about preparing for both medical and university admissions simultaneously. It explains that while medical and university exams have some overlap in subjects like physics, chemistry, and biology, the approach to studying differs significantly. The speaker advises students to focus primarily on medical preparation but suggests reviewing university math questions as a backup plan. Depending on performance in medical tests, students can then shift focus to university admissions if necessary. The video offers practical advice on balancing both paths and encourages students to seek help through provided resources.

Takeaways

• 🎯 The main target for the student is medical admission, but they want to keep university admission as a backup.
• 📅 There is typically a gap of 1 to 2 months between medical and university exams, with up to 3-4 months for agricultural university exams.
• 📘 The preparation for medical and university exams differs, especially in subjects like physics, which requires more math for university exams.
• 🔬 Subjects like physics, chemistry, and biology are common between medical and university admissions, but the approach to studying differs.
• 🧪 Chemistry has more overlap between medical and university, but still requires additional preparation for university.
• 🧮 Math is not needed for medical exams, but it is crucial for university exams, so extra study in math is necessary.
• 🦠 A strong medical biology preparation will cover most of the university biology syllabus, especially for MCQs.
• 📊 Students should focus fully on one exam initially, and only consider preparing for university if their medical prep is not going well.
• 📖 If aiming for both, students can begin reviewing university question banks, especially math, while preparing for medical.
• 💡 For math, the student is advised to check out Kazi Rakibul's playlist to improve university math preparation alongside medical studies.

Q & A

What is the main target of the speaker's admission?

The main target of the speaker's admission is Medical College.

What is the speaker's plan regarding the preparation for Medical and University admission?

The speaker is preparing for Medical admission as the main target but also wants to keep University admission as a backup option.

Does the speaker believe it's possible to prepare for both Medical and University admissions simultaneously?

The speaker suggests it's not recommended to focus on both Medical and University admissions at the same time due to the different nature of the subjects and preparation required.

What is the typical time gap between Medical and University admissions according to the speaker?

The speaker mentions that there is usually a gap of one to two months between Medical and University admissions, depending on the specific universities and their schedules.

How does the speaker suggest utilizing the time gap between the two admissions?

The speaker advises focusing on one admission at a time, but if there is a significant gap, one can start preparing for the other admission during that time.

What subjects does the speaker consider common between Medical and University admissions?

The speaker identifies Physics, Chemistry, and Biology as common subjects between Medical and University admissions, with some differences in the depth and approach of the subjects.

How does the speaker view the preparation for Physics in Medical and University admissions?

The speaker notes that the Physics for Medical admission is quite different from that of University admission, with the latter requiring more mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills.

What advice does the speaker give for those who are confident in their Medical admission preparation?

The speaker encourages those who are confident in their Medical admission preparation to focus on it fully, and only consider University admission if they have the extra capacity and time.

What is the speaker's suggestion for students who are not performing well in their Medical admission preparation?

For students who are struggling with their Medical admission preparation, the speaker suggests they might consider focusing on University admission instead, especially if they are not getting good feedback or ranks.

Does the speaker recommend any specific resources for University admission preparation?

The speaker recommends a playlist by Rakibul Bhai for Mathematics preparation for University admission and suggests looking at the University question bank for focused study.

What is the speaker's overall advice for students who are confused about preparing for both Medical and University admissions?

The speaker advises students to be clear about their priorities and capabilities, and to focus on one admission at a time, possibly using the time gap between admissions to prepare for the other if they have the capacity.