FAQ'S
Currently, the app does not allow simultaneous logins on two devices. However, the tech team will discuss this feature, and any changes will be communicated.
Currently, hardcopy notes are not provided, but there are plans to offer them in the future. For now, faculty presentations and PDFs will be uploaded to the app for students to access and take notes from.
Some pre-recorded lectures, particularly in oncology, are being prepared for upload. However, the primary focus is on delivering content in a live class format, which aligns with the program's vision.
Yes, emergency medicine will be covered extensively, with Dr. Vishal leading the topics. Though he is an internal medicine specialist, his expertise in emergency cases will provide valuable insights for students.
Yes, the live lecture schedule is the same for all students, regardless of whether they are from private or government institutions, ensuring equal learning opportunities for everyone.
Yes, the app is designed to cater to both students and general practitioners, offering comprehensive coverage of topics relevant to medical professionals at different stages of their careers.
Absolutely, the course will cover a wide range of infectious diseases, including ICU infections, community-acquired infections, fungal infections, and more, ensuring a thorough understanding of day-to-day clinical challenges.
Doubts can be addressed both during live lectures and through a dedicated Telegram group. But we have a dedicated Telegram group.
If you want to start studying from day one, to give you motivation and drive, subscribe right now. Why wait for 3-4 months when you can get started immediately?
The decision to extend the offer is not entirely up to me. There are a lot of people working behind the scenes. I’ll need to discuss it with the team first before confirming whether it can be extended.
Yes, there will be regular sessions. The schedule is designed so that classes take place regularly, with occasional gaps every three days. I’ve ensured that classes are scheduled on Sundays since most residents and faculties are free on Sundays.
Yes, the live lecture cycle will repeat annually. The current plan is to continue live lectures every year, ensuring that even if a student enrols for a longer duration, the content will be updated regularly, with improvements made based on feedback to reduce any limitations.
Yes, practical sessions will be available not only for MD board exams but also for DNB board exams. The sessions are designed to help students with both theoretical and practical aspects, and suggestions for improvements are welcome from students.
To access the main revision videos, you need to subscribe to Cerebellum. Once subscribed, you can watch any video at any time based on your convenience.
The live classes typically take place after 6 pm and are expected to end by 9 pm, though some sessions might extend until 9:30 or 10 pm. The aim is to complete classes within the 6 to 9 pm window.
The live classes will not just cover most topics; they will cover all the topics from Harrison. This is the goal of the program, ensuring comprehensive coverage for students.
The decision is yours, but if you are serious about pursuing MD Medicine, it is highly recommended to subscribe early and start studying from day one to gain momentum and motivation.
Yes, treatment aspects, including the application of treatments in daily clinical practice, will be discussed in detail, with a focus on common cases that students will encounter in their exams and careers.
While there is a slight time crunch, the course is planned to wind up by March, with 99% of the topics expected to be covered by February. This will still give students a month to revise before the NEET SS exam.
After March, the app will focus on practical sessions, including OSCE, instrument handling, and drug-related topics, ensuring students are well-prepared for the hands-on aspects of their exams.
Yes, all live lectures will be uploaded in the app for students to watch at any time. While watching live is encouraged, pre-recorded sessions will be available for those who miss the live class.
Yes, system-wise examinations will be covered for first-year residents. Practical cases will also be covered as part of the program.
No, we won’t be covering cardinal symptoms separately. Instead, they will be integrated into subspecialty discussions. For example, dysphagia, which is a cardinal symptom, will be covered under its relevant subspecialty.
Residency requires time and dedication. Like Rome wasn’t built in a day, becoming a good practitioner takes time. With focus and dedication, you will succeed in 3 to 5 years, depending on your efforts.
In India, many hospitals follow consultant or institution-based practices, which lack uniformity. As a result, some hospitals don’t strictly adhere to guidelines. It’s important to follow evidence-based medicine instead of relying solely on individual experiences.
It’s up to you. One year may be enough, but it depends on your personal preferences and needs. You can also explore longer subscription plans, which often come at a reduced price.
The Conceptual Medicine platform offers a comprehensive learning experience that includes daily resources such as a "Question of the Day," "Image of the Day," and "Flashcard of the Day" series. Additionally, every week, users get access to case discussions and ECG analyses. The platform ensures a continuous, engaging learning process with a focus on completing the course, which is treated as a shared responsibility between the platform and the users. It is designed to provide a structured, practical, and interactive way to learn medicine.
The Conceptual Medicine QBank is set to launch in mid-October. Each question is designed as a case-based scenario to enhance practical learning. Initially, the QBank will include around 1,500 questions, but this is just the beginning. Over time, the number of questions will expand to 3,000 or 4,000+, ensuring a thorough preparation experience for users.
Deciding whether to pursue a DM or MD plus fellowships is a personal choice and should be made during the third year of your MD. Focus on completing your MD first before making this decision.
Academics
The topics will primarily be kickstarted from Harrison's principles. While the lectures will be based on Harrison, they will also include points from various standard textbooks and the latest updates from journals. We aim to provide current data rather than relying solely on the 21st edition of Harrison, which is now four years old.
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Yes, we definitely plan to cover practical cases. Our goal is to complete the theory by March or April. In May-June, we will focus on practical components, including case discussions and possibly live demonstrations of examination techniques for common cases.
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This course will be useful for MRCB preparation. While we are currently limited by time, we aim to branch out and develop a separate MRCB course in the future. Our faculty, many of whom are MRCB qualified, will ensure that the content aligns with MRCB requirements, focusing on essential guidelines.
Absolutely! The course is designed to support NEET and INI SS preparation. The ideal time to prepare is during the second and third years of residency, while the first year focuses on building a strong foundation.
No online platform can fully replace the hands-on academics that occur in hospitals. However, if academic opportunities are limited in your centre, this course will provide a valuable supplementary experience that focuses on practical skills and case management.
Yes, the course is designed for practitioners looking to gain up-to-date knowledge, regardless of their future plans. It includes detailed case discussions and practical insights, making it relevant for all levels.
Time management is essential, but it's possible to find time to study even with a busy schedule. It's about the willingness to put in the effort. If you prioritize studying early in your residency, you'll develop good habits that will carry through to later years.
Regarding mock exams, we are planning for two mock exams. These exams will be at the MD level and will consist of 200 questions. The questions will cover all domains, similar to what is asked in NEET SS and will also be aligned with the INSS pattern, making them quite challenging.
You can expect these mock exams to take place by February, or possibly even by January, depending on when the official notifications are released. The exact date will be determined once further information becomes available.
The future of Conceptual Medicine is incredibly exciting! First, we’re planning to launch a dedicated MRCP stream, aimed at those pursuing international medical certification.
Secondly, we’re expanding our value offerings by introducing practical classes, which will cover hands-on clinical skills, case management, and real-world patient interactions. These improvements will greatly enhance the learning experience, offering students practical knowledge that goes beyond theory.
The team is also bringing in top-tier experts to deliver lectures.
General
To watch videos on iOS, you need iOS version 14 and above, and for Android, you need version 10 and above. Minimum RAM required is 6GB for the application to function properly. However, there are few devices which are not supported because of few security reasons.
- Lenovo K3 Note
- Lenovo K5 Note
- Asus Zen phone
- Xiaomi Redmi 4a
- Other Redmi models
- Lava phones
- Redmi Note 9 Pro
- Real Me 6
- POCO M2 Pro
The above list is also device specific which means some phones of the above models can support content, while others may have issues. As much as we want all our subscribers to be benefitted, however if you have any of the above mentioned devices, we will advise you to first play one of the free videos in app on your device before going for a Premium plan.
Your plan will be associated with your device, phone number & email id you use while subscribing. In case you want to change device associated with your account you need contact our Team our helpline Nos: + 91-9999664864 or mail to contact@conceptualorthopedics.com
Please note that if you change your device, all your data, bookmarks, tests and usage is safe online. However, the downloaded videos will be lost in the process of device change.
Please Note: This is a single fix Device App, If your device has already been changed once, please remember that we cannot change the device again before 90 days.
You can watch the videos unlimited times during the subscription of your pack..
Conceptual Medicine is a Single User Premium App. Once you subscribe you can access the App on the same single device you subscribed from.
Conceptual Medicine App can be installed in iPad & Tablet but not in Laptop due to security reasons.
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No, App works on iOS version 14 and above.
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