DigiNerve is an EdTech initiative by Jaypee Brothers, a pioneer and market leader in health science publishing with a legacy spanning over 5 decades. It aims to provide high quality content to improve More
DigiNerve is an online medical education platform from Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers and it is here to solve every student’s undergraduate and postgraduate tutoring needs. As of now, there are three categories of courses offered by DigiNerve, under which several more are available. There are medical exam preparation courses like ‘Cracking MRCP Part 1’ to help students ace their medical exams, specialization courses for a detailed study in a particular field like the IUI & Infertility course, and other undergraduate courses like Microbiology, and Orthopedics – with more courses launching constantly as per student requirements!
Common Mistakes Microbiology Students Make & How To Avoid Them?
No student is exempt from making mistakes, including MBBS students. Some mistakes such as over-confidence and under-confidence run common through all types of medical courses, and even beyond medicine itself. When you study microbiology online, there are several common mistakes that you can avoid to ensure success in your grades and career.
Last-minute Do’s and Don’ts for NEET PG Entrance Exam Preparation
As August 1st, the 2021 date of the NEET exam approaches, here are a few things that students should keep in mind to soothe tension, revise efficiently, and avoid unnecessary panic. Listed below are some do’s during the NEET PG entrance exam preparation, as well as few things to avoid. Following these will not only help you understand how to prepare for the medical exam but will also explain why prioritizing mental and physical health is of utmost importance.
New Covid-19 Variant Omicron: Things You Should Know as an MBBS Student
Omicron (B. 1 . 1.529), a new variant of SARS-CoV-2 has been announced as a variant of concern by WHO recently, due to its suspected high transmission owing to several mutations. It was first reported in South Africa on 24 November 2021 and according to the latest news, Omicron cases in South Africa are constantly increasing. Various epidemiologic studies are underway to understand whether the increasing number of Omicron virus cases is due to its high transmission or other contributing factors.
