NEET MDS 2026 RECALL || INTEGRATED PREPARATION || PART I || ALL REFERENCES || MDSCONQUER

Added: 2026-05-06

[00:00:00]Hello everyone this is Dr. Dr. Pratusha Chava from team MDS conquer. So all of you must have given your neat MDS examination on the 2nd of May. Right. So from the difficulty level of what I've assessed from everybody all my students all my offline and pro-life students I have reached to a conclusion that yes the questions were very familiar right almost what all we have thought from boot camp series right from the finish lines from the 10 finish lines we had though they were not exact replicas of whatever questions we have asked But yes all the concepts that we have asked and also from the YouTube lives that we had taken right last two weeks before your exam we had already taken YouTube lives in the morning and in the evening as well right me myself and Dr. Shikhan both of us have taken and from those also many questions ended up coming right. So if I assess the difficulty level yes most of you said that it is moderately difficult the paper right and you were able to answer most of it. Okay. So these are the questions that we will be covering in the upcoming sessions whatever recall questions that we could get from our students. Okay.

[00:01:24]So, uh maybe maybe the framing of the question might not be very similar to what you saw in the question uh hall and it might have some discrepancies because uh not everybody remembers the question in the same way. Okay, you might get confused with what you had seen before and what you had seen in the question hall and also you might get have some confusion with the options. What most of the students gave me is the question and the diagnosis. Okay. And the correct answer of it. Okay. So whatever I could we could figure out from that question whatever we could frame and whatever pictures we could insert we try to do it and give it as a presentation to you guys. We'll be discussing uh 10 or 20 odd questions in each session so that most of the questions that have been asked will be covered. Primary basis of doing this recall. First is to analyze your paper.

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[00:02:21]Second one mainly because it can help you in INICT. Okay, you have INIC exam that's upcoming now. So yes, the core concepts again will revolve around these questions only. So if you have an understanding of what has been asked and uh the concept around it that revolves around that question and the key it will be easier for you all to uh do a revision for int. Okay. Okay. So these are the main two uh what do you say uh backbones of MDS conquer meat analysis every year why we do it. Okay. If at all you feel that any question that I discuss in the presentation is an ambiguous one or maybe the present the framing of the question was a slightly different or the options given were slightly different. You are always welcome to comment in the comment box below so that we'll also come to know what has been asked. Okay. Okay. So this is purely subjective based on whatever we could recall we could collect from our students. Right? So let's start with the recall. Okay. This is a very simple question asked from oral radiology.

[00:03:27]Right? So they had given an axial CTC CBCT image. If you can see here this is an axial section right. And they have asked what is the artifact that is marked by the arrow. My students are saying ma'am it's the same question. So you can see a artifact here.

[00:03:46]See the artifact here that is in the form of a ring and they're asking you what is this artifact? Yes the answer is correct ring artifact. This we had covered in the boot camp series. This is the boot camp series class video. Even in our normal on offline and prolle classes also I've covered I've told you with respect to CBCT the classification of all the errors okay that can occur and in scanner related artifact I told you whenever there is any defect in the calibration or the unccalibrated element in the CBCT machine you will get a ringshaped artifact that is called as a ring artifact which is related to scanner. This is a straightforward question four marks in your pocket.

[00:04:22]Next, another uh similar question was given in oral radiology where they they've given you a view. Okay, they've given you a radioraphic view. Uh uh radioraph image was given and they was uh they've asked you to find out what is that image and what is the correct statement with respect to the exposure parameters that you took that you do with respect to this kind of image. So just before your uh examination I did two YouTube lives one one on hytopath and one on oral radiology. So I told you they can give you like last two years we had seen they had give you they had given you the radiographic presentation like how you position positioning of the patient was given and they were they asked you to find out what kind of a radiographic technique it is. Okay. And I also told you this year that they might give you some radioraphs just they can give you the radioraphs they can ask you the indication or they can ask you what kind of radioraph it is. So I told you like modified submentor vertx with reduced exposure parameters you it is called as jug handle view. Okay the same thing. So exposure parameters are decreased and uh zygomatic arches are appearing uh what do you say the entire base of the skull appears burnt out and the zygomatic arches can be appreciated.

[00:05:40]So this is used specifically for ZMF fractures.

[00:05:44]Okay. So this is how the uh what do you say the modified jug handle the modified subment vertex that is the jug handle view is taken. Yeah. So the exposure time is reduced to 1/3 right which will give you the appearance of that burnt out image of the base of the skull and this diagramatic arches can be appreciated very well. So this is your modified SMV that is called as check handle again directly from the YouTube class. YouTube class I think I covered this twice. Okay, two times I covered one in general uh important topics with respect to oral radiology that I had taken once and one more in the radioraphical interpretations. Okay, two times I've covered they give they've given you know this kind of appearance on the silograph and they ask you to identify this appearance. Yes, this is nothing but cherry blossom appearance that you see in jogrren syndrome. Okay, very very easy right cherry blossom appearance I've given you six appearances of siloitis that is sausage link appearance cherry blossom is seen in jogrren syndrome siladinosis leafless tree pattern okay this is sausage link appearance right then you have normal parotidist tree in winter normal submandibular is bush in winter and one more was intrinsic tumors having ball in hand appearance. So all these appearances we had covered and I told you it's quite important right everybody must have got this also correct okay it's a very very easy simple question another question was given patient complaints of pain and swelling in the floor of the mouth that increases while eating now this is a very common question that we discuss in our salivary gland disorders whenever they give pain increases while eating so definitely there is some obstruction in the salivory gland and it goes towards the answer of silo let's same question we had given in our boot Exam series exam metab as well if you can see right swelling since last 2 months which increases while eating the food and becomes painful right what is your diagnosis the diagnosis is submandibular siladinitis okay very very easy right that is this is secondary to siloasis right the pain is secondary to syolithasis next one patient complaints of swelling and there's a diagnosis of parotic tumor on gross pathology. It contains chocolate color appearance and hisystologology contains lymphatic infiltration. Now if you have just seen this video the YouTube video that I took 2 days before your exam where I had shown you the hystopathology of war tumor see here chocolate cyst okay having machine motor or machine oil appearance or motor oil appearance okay with double layered epithelium and lymphatic infiltration. See here everything I have mentioned here in this slide. Okay. Same thing was an and it is wartin tumor which is papillary lymph cyadinoma lymphtosum.

[00:08:55]Okay. So these are all the questions like if I see uh generally questions from oral path, general path, oral medicine, oral radiology, these questions most of you might have got all the questions correct because these questions we have discussed multiple times, right? Very very easy questions.

[00:09:13]Another easy question again from the YouTube life. If you've just seen that you can answer this even if you're not a student of conquer. Okay, there's a missing tooth in the anterior region. My students told me there was a missing canine. Okay, like this probably like this, right? And there were multiple toothlike structures. What is your diagnosis? Very very easy. Compound rodentoma. Again in the YouTube live again I told you anterior cuspits. Okay.

[00:09:38]Which resemble toothlike structure seen in compound if it is a huge mass seen usually in the pericoronal region of an impacted tooth surrounded by a radolucent hallow. Okay. which does not resemble toothlets. It is called as a complex oronto right this multiple times we had discussed I'm not going into like too much of details of answer and going into explaining the theoretical part of it because all of you know it it is a just quick recall so that you can just check whether whatever has come in in the has come in the exam is similar to what we are discussing today and whether you have marked it as correct or not just for your analysis. Okay. Again patient complains of retain deciduous maxillary canine and complaints of swelling. OPG shows impacted canine. There's an impacted canine attached to the CJ of the tooth. Okay, this is the OPG that my students say and it is almost pushed near the molar region. What is your diagnosis? Again any radolucent lesion attached to the CEJ your diagnosis goes towards denturous cyst. Right? Again I told you denturous cyst attached to the CEJ right causing a lot of cortical expansion associated with displacement of the tooth. Resorption of the tooth is a little bit less again all of you answered. See here everybody answered the correct answer. I think I told you one question you will definitely get on denture assist and you got it onist.

[00:10:59]It's a very simple question. Next another question histoopath question. I believe two questions were there asked uh on this sir. Okay. Once one they have given one image like this and they asked what is the characteristic feature of the following image. So first of all this image is Swiss cheese appearance Swiss cheese appearance usually seen in the cribraform type of adinoid cystic carcinoma already I told you this see here okay same here crib reform type swiss appearance again I have taken it from the YouTube live right arenoid cystic carcinoma and they are asking what what is the characteristic feature of this no if you see our smart videos or boot camp series class that We have taken I told you in adinoid cystic carcinoma highlighted and I told you perinural sped is the most important feature of this type of salivary gland tumor. So the answer is perural invasion. My students do not remember the other types of other uh options. One was aggressive if it occurs in paroted which is not true and the other two I don't remember. So perinural invasion is very very characteristic of adenoid cystic carcinoma.