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The Neurology: Self-Assessment & Review

THE NEUROLOGY: SELF-ASSESSMENT & REVIEW

(THIRD EDITION © 2017)

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Neurology Question Bank

Multiple Choice Questions in Neurology

Neurology Entrance Examination Question Papers

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Dear Neurology Aspirants!

“The Neurology: Self-Assessment & Review” book by Dr. Sunil Kumar is a unique and comprehensive collection of D.M. Neurology Entrance Examination question papers from various reputed Indian neurology institutes, which are often asked in various neurology entrance examinations. This book will be an effective portal for self-assessment and rapid revision for neurology aspirants. All Copyrights reserved to publisher & editor. No part of this book is permissible without permission.

 HIGHLIGHTS

  • Updated question papers with new chapters
  • Chapter-wise arrangement of questions
  • User-friendly layout of the chapters
  • Comprehensive neurology coverage
  • 3350 Pre-DM Neurology Entrance Examination Questions with Answers and Explanation
  • Also included Pre-DM Medicine Entrance Examination Questions
  • Include question papers from major Pre-DM Neurology Entrance Examination in India (AIIMS, SGPGI, Chandigarh PGI, NIMHANS, RUHS and Delhi University)
  • Contains original & authenticated memory based question papers form various DM Neurology Entrance Exams
The Neurology: Self-assessment & Review is an ideal book for Neurology Aspirants.

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Best of Luck!

Regards,
The Neurology Team
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