List of Important Topics to Study for NEET PG 2025

List of Important Topics to study for NEET PG 2025 consists of topics like Nutrition, General Pharmacology, Cataracts, Chemotherapy, Immunopathology, Mycology, Allergic Disorders and so on.

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High-Yield Topics for NEET PG 2025
NEET PG 2025 Subject-Wise Weightage
NEET PG 2025 Last Minute Preparation Tips
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List of Important Topics to study for NEET PG includes topics like gastrointestinal tract, neoplasia, enzymes – classification, isozymes, and kinetics etc. Further, the most important topics for NEET PG 2025 consist of various topics like the kidney, CVS, CNS, Forensic toxicology, and so on. The high-yield topics for the NEET PG Exam are of high weightage, and studying these topics will help students in getting good marks. Students must diligently study important topics, as there are very high chances of questions being asked in the exam from these topics. The NEET PG exam 2025 is scheduled to be conducted on August 3, 2025. A deep understanding of the important topics in the NEET PG Syllabus helps students to formulate the most effective study plan for the exam. They will be able to set a customised timetable and target the weaker sections by utilising the right study techniques. In this article, know in detail about the important topics for NEET PG 2025, high-yield topics for the NEET PG, weighage, and more.

High-Yield Topics for NEET PG 2025

Respiratory system, nerve supply, cranial nerves, and nuclei are among some of the important topics for NEET PG examinations. Students can find the list of detailed list of NEET PG important topics tabulated below.

Subjects	Most Important Topics for NEET PG 2025
Physiology	Nerve muscle General physiology CVS Kidney Respiratory system Gastrointestinal tract Central nervous system Endocrine and reproduction Environmental physiology Special senses
Anatomy	Brachial plexus Cranial nerves and nuclei Root values and dermatomes Nerve supply Arteries and branches Embryology Peritoneal anatomy Neuroanatomy Osteology Histology Perineum Thorax
Biochemistry	Metabolism Gluconeogenesis Glycolysis Kreb’s cycle Lipoproteins ETC Vitamins and deficiencies Genetics Enzymes – classification, isozymes and kinetics DNA replications
Pathology	Inflammation Cell injury Haematology Neoplasia Genetics Immunity Respiratory system Gastrointestinal tract Kidney CVS CNS Female and male genital tracts Endocrine Liver
Pharmacology	pKa, pH Ionization First and zero-order kinetics Antihistamines AChE inhibitors K sparing diuretics PCM and aspirin poison Parkinsonism Oral hypoglycemihas beents Bronchodilators Anaesthetics and mechanism
Microbiology	Bacteriology (staph/strep classification, typhoid toxins, staph toxins etc.) Virology Immunity Parasitology Mycology
Forensic Medicine	Autopsy Forensic thanatology Human identification Forensic traumatology Asphyxia deaths Forensic toxicology Forensic psychiatry Sexual jurisprudence Blood stains Legal procedures and law
Preventive and Social Medicine	History of medicine Epidemiology Health diseases Communicable diseases Vaccines Cold chain Health economics Social sciences Contraception Demography Biomedical waste management Health communication
General Medicine	V-Fib ECG Pericardial diseases Pneumoconiosis Classification of shock Hypersensitivity pneumonitis Pneumothorax Gordon syndrome Barter syndrome Approach to malabsorption
Obstetrics and Gynaecology	Infections Imaging Amputation Tuberculosis Oncology Traumatology Infertility PCOS STI Prenatal diagnosis Obstetrics
Paediatrics	Immunization Normal growth Neonatal reflexes Genetic disorders Infant of diabetic mother Ricket Scurvy Nephrotic syndrome
ENT	Anatomy of middle ear Embryology of ear Blood supply of nasal septum CSOM complications Nasal polyps Allergic fungal rhinosinusitis Muscles of larynx Juvenile nasopharyngeal angiofibroma Carcinoma larynx Vocal folds palsy
Ophthalmology	Conjunctiva and cornea Retina Procedures and surgeries Neuro-ophthalmology Myopia Glaucoma tumours Cataract Hypermetropia

NEET PG 2025 Subject-Wise Weightage

The NEET PG exam consists of clinical, para-clinical, and pre-clinical subjects, whose weightage varies based on the subjects. Students can find the detailed important topics for NEET PG on the official website of the NTA examinations. Below given is the NEET PG important topics subject-wise weightage for the NEET PG exam.

Subject Parts	Subjects	Weightage (%)
Pre-Clinical Subjects [Part A]	Anatomy	17
	Physiology	17
	Biochemistry	17
Para-Clinical Subjects [Part B]	Pharmacology	20
	Pathology	24
	Microbiology	20
	Forensic Medicine	10
	Social and Preventive Medicine	25
Clinical Subjects [Part C]	General Medicine – Dermatology, Venereology, Psychiatry	45
	General Surgery – Orthopedics, Anesthesia, Radiology	45
	Obstetrics and Gynaecology	30
	Pediatrics	10
	Ophthalmology	10
	ENT	10

NEET PG 2025 Last Minute Preparation Tips

The NEET PG exam date has been announced by the National Board of Examinations (NBE). Earlier, the NEET PG exam was going to be conducted on June 15, 2025. But, as per the latest update, the NEET PG exam has been postponed till further notice. Students planning to appear for the same must tighten their seat belts and take off to prepare for the exam. Here are some of the last-minute NEET PG preparation tips by focusing on important topics for NEET PG 2025:

Check topic-wise weightage
Use short notes to revise important topics for NEET PG 2025
Candidates must begin with the subjects that they are least confident in
Solve sample problems and questions after the revision of each topic
Observe pain points and work on them accordingly
Appear for NEET PG mock tests after understanding the NEET PG exam pattern 2025

Therefore, this was all about the high-yield topics for NEET PG 2025. They can use study techniques like the 3R Rule, 20/80 methods, and Promodoro techniques rules to get good marks in the NEET PG exam. Further, students must practice from the mock papers, question banks, and sample papers to improve their performance while understanding their mistakes. For any queries regarding the List of Important Topics to Study for NEET PG 2025, log on to our CollegeDekho Q&A Zone or contact our toll-free helpline number 18005729877.

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FAQs

Why is it important to study Important Topics for the NEET PG exam 2025?

The important topics for NEET PG 2025 are of high weightage, and mostly, questions in the exam are asked around these topics. Therefore, students need to study these topics fora better understanding of the concepts asked in the exam.

What are the important topics for the NEET PG 2025 Biochemistry subject?

The NEET PG important topics for the Biochemistry subjects include topics like Glycolysis, ETC, Lipoproteins, Genetics, DNA replication, etc.

Which subject has the highest weightage in the NEET PG exam?

Among the high-yield topics for NEET PG 2025, General medicine & general surgery consists for most of the weightage. This topic alone contributes to 45% questions in the exam paper.

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236 rank in Aiapget homeopathy MD..can I get admission in govt MD homeopathy colleges

-jayaUpdated on October 03, 2025 12:23 PM

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Rudra Veni, Content Team

హోమియోపతిలో AIAPGET ర్యాంక్ 236తో ప్రభుత్వ MD హోమియోపతి కాలేజీలో సీటు పొందే అవకాశం ఉంది. ముఖ్యంగా ఆల్ ఇండియా కోటా (AIQ) కౌన్సెలింగ్ సమయంలో ఎంచుకున్న కేటగిరీ, కాలేజీ, సబ్జెక్ట్ ప్రాధాన్యతలు వంటి అనేక అంశాలు ఫైనల్ ఫలితాన్ని నిర్ణయిస్తాయి.

Iam from Karnataka having OBC certificate and Telugu minority certificate and 371(j) certificate my rank in neet pg is 21384 can I get a seat in MD pediatrics in government colleges

-kvr reddyUpdated on October 08, 2025 11:22 AM

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Himani Daryani, Content Team

It’s unlikely, but not fully impossible, depending on many factors. MD Paediatrics is a “clinical” branch and usually has very high cutoffs in government colleges. Based on past year cutoffs in Karnataka, for MD Paediatrics in government colleges, the closing ranks are much lower than 20,000 in many rounds. For example, in KIMS Hubli, the closing rank in one round was 5,111 for Paediatrics. Also in Indira Gandhi Institute of Child Health, for OBC category, the cutoff ranks have been in the few thousands in past rounds. Many sources suggest that beyond rank 7,500–9,000 you may not get branches like …

Does SVIMS, TIRUPATI come under the higher education department?

-PADMAJA AMULURUUpdated on October 14, 2025 09:04 AM

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Sohini Bhattacharya, Content Team

Dear Student,

Yes, the SVIMS, Tirupati, is a university offering an array of courses to its students. Therefore, it comes under the purview of the higher education department.

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