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How Dr. Sahithi Yada Cracked the DNB Final Exam (Score 267): A Talk with Dr. Zainab Vora
Cracking the DNB Radiology final exams is no small feat, and Dr. Sahithi Yada has done it with an impressive score of 267. In an insightful conversation with Dr. Zainab Vora, she shares her preparation strategy, her journey through residency, and how Conceptual Radiology became a game-changer in her success story.
Starting the Journey
Dr. Sahithi recalls how unexpected her score felt, given the limited time she had to prepare:
- Actually, we didn’t get much time to prepare, but with the help of the eConceptual app and the Conceptual Radiology DNB theory books, I got a clear idea of how to go forward.
- From there, I started watching videos, especially approach videos, like ‘approach to cystic lung diseases’ and many more.
- Whatever notes I made, I’ve written them completely from CR, and luckily, many exam questions came straight from those notes.
Conceptual Radiology’s Role in Her Success
From classifications to approach-based learning, Conceptual Radiology became her constant companion:
- I had even written MR artefacts in my notes, and that came as a question. I had brain tumour classifications noted, too, which were also asked.
- Even the MR elastography question — I managed to write the exact answer because of a video on CR that I watched twice.
Dr. Sahithi emphasises how Conceptual Radiology helped her stay aligned with exam trends:
“I studied the previous 3–4 years’ papers and realised topics kept repeating. The app covers all those high-yield topics in detail, which made writing theory answers much easier.”
Using Conceptual Radiology the Right Way
Her preparation was systematic and organised:
- Divided all subjects into systems like MSK, chest, abdomen, etc.
- Used Conceptual Radiology’s search feature to find system-wise lectures.
- Prioritised videos by experts like Dr. Zainab, Nikita Ma’am, and Ayesha Ma’am.
- Supplemented theory with spotters’ videos for quick revisions.
- Relied heavily on PDFs and artefact content from Conceptual Radiology during her night duties.
“Whenever I got bored, I watched spotters’ videos. They’re not just images; they give you in-depth topic insights, too. With just 20 days before exams, Conceptual Radiology helped me revise everything quickly despite my hectic duties.”
Balancing Residency and Preparation
Pursuing DNB Radiology at Continental Hospitals, Hyderabad, Dr. Sahithi describes her residency as moderately hectic:
“First year was a little tough with lots of night duties. The second year was manageable, which gave me time to become familiar with CR content. Third year was thesis-heavy, but I kept revisiting the eConceptual app whenever I got a case to report.”
Her thesis focused on hepatic artery variant anatomy in liver transplantation, and she credits Conceptual Radiology for helping her understand such complex concepts during her research.
Her Advice to Juniors
Dr. Sahithi strongly recommends Conceptual Radiology for DNB preparation:
- Use the Conceptual Radiology smartly.
- Divide your subjects, watch system-wise videos, and make your own notes.
- Solve the last 10 years’ papers and connect them with CR’s content.
- Trust me, most of the important topics are already covered there.
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Conclusion:
Dr. Sahithi’s journey shows how Conceptual Radiology simplifies DNB preparation with its approach-based videos, spotters, PDFs, and theory integration. It bridges the gap between conceptual learning and exam-focused preparation.
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