You are revising a whole MBBS syllabus against a flat 150/300. The plan below spends time in proportion to where the questions actually are, and puts previous-year questions early enough to change what you revise.
FMGE is qualifying, not competitive. You do not need to be excellent anywhere; you need to be adequate almost everywhere. That makes breadth worth more than depth, and it makes the question split the right thing to plan against. These six subjects carry more than half the paper:
Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics & Gynaecology first, from one revision volume each, while your attention is freshest. About 95 questions live here. Do the end-of-chapter questions as you go rather than saving them.
Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, Forensic Medicine and Community Medicine. PSM alone is about 30 questions and is the most recoverable subject in the paper — it rewards tables and numbers, not understanding. Start a first pass of previous-year questions in month 4.
Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry are about 51 questions and can be revised quickly from a single volume each. Then clear the five-question subjects in a fortnight. Keep the last four weeks for second revision and full-length practice.
Finishing a subject and closing it is worth more than partial progress across several. A closed subject can be revised in a day later; a half-read one has to be restarted.
Do previous-year questions on a chapter the day you read it. Questions asked before are the best guide to what will be asked again, and they change what you re-read.
Second revision should produce something — a page of numbers, a table, a list of drug names. Re-reading feels productive and is not.
Sat to the real clock, in two parts, with the sections timed. The skill being trained is abandoning a question at ninety seconds, and that only comes from practice under a section timer.
Marking is zero for a wrong answer. Every unanswered question is a guaranteed zero where a guess is a one-in-four.
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Send your PDFSix focused months is the usual plan for a first attempt, and three to four for a repeat attempt where the base is already there. What matters more than the total is finishing subjects rather than leaving several half-done.
Medicine, Surgery and Obstetrics and Gynaecology, while your attention is freshest. Together they carry about 95 of the 300 questions.
Yes, and they are the cheapest marks in the paper. Orthopaedics, Dermatology, Psychiatry, Anaesthesia and Radiology are five questions each — twenty-five marks for about two weeks of work.
From month four at the latest, and ideally chapter by chapter from the beginning. They are the best available guide to what gets asked again.
Always. A wrong answer costs nothing, so an unanswered question is a certain zero where a guess is a one-in-four chance.