NEET PG 2026 | Dr. Rishika Sharma | From 39K to Nearly 7K

Pharmacology was once one of Dr. Rishika Sharma’s weakest subjects. In this interview, she shares how Dr. Gobind Rai Garg’s Pharmacology notes helped her turn that weakness into one of her strongest preparation areas.

From using Dr. GRG’s notes since her second year of MBBS to revising them every morning during her NEET PG preparation, Rishika explains how consistent revision, mnemonics and knowing her source inside out helped her strengthen Pharmacology.

She also talks about her overall NEET PG preparation with BTR, MCQ practice, weekly GTs, frequent revisions and how she dealt with stagnant scores and self-doubt.

How Pharmacology went from her “nightmare” subject to a strong area
Why she started using Dr. GRG’s Pharmacology notes in second year
How she continued using the same notes during NEET PG preparation
Revising Pharmacology for one hour every morning
How she remembered Dr. GRG’s mnemonics and page references
Why sticking to one trusted Pharmacology source helped her
How she revised BTR 9–10 times
Why frequent revision made the biggest difference
Using weekly GTs and analysing them on the same day
Why MCQ practice is essential along with theory
How she handled stagnant scores and self-doubt
Why GT scores should be treated as practice, not a prediction

The importance of understanding concepts instead of blindly memorising

Her advice on avoiding FOMO and unnecessary source-hopping

Why trusting yourself and staying consistent matters

Watch the complete conversation with Dr. Rishika Sharma as she shares her NEET PG preparation journey, her Pharmacology strategy with Dr. GRG’s notes, and the changes that helped her improve her rank.

Congratulations, Dr. Rishika Sharma, on her NEET PG 2026 result 🎉

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