3rd-year MBBS has four subjects. In MBBS the syllabus is diverse and you do not have to study from the specified book. There are some topics that are well-written in a certain book while others are in another book. Therefore, the current guidance about the books is necessary. If you want to learn the basics of every subject and get a good grip on the subject, a wise selection of books is needed. Following is the subject-wise list of the books for 3rd-year MBBS.
3rd-year MBBS is considered a tough year during the whole course. The subjects are new and difficult to understand. Therefore, the selection of books at this point is very important. Every subject is never studied from a single book. The student always needs to consult 2-3 books to cover all the topics. Hence, this list of books will surely help to get a good grip over all the subjects. Instead of wasting time reading long textbooks, it is smart to get good guidance.
Here is the list of subjects
- Pharmacology
- Pathology & Microbiology
- Forensics
- Behaviour Sciences
Pharmacology Books
It is the subject where drugs are studied. You study the mechanism of action, interaction, indications, and contraindication of drugs. Here is the recommended books for the preparation of pharmacology.
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Katzung basic and clinical pharmacology
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Lippincott’s Illustrated reviews
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Essentials of Medical Pharmacology by KD Tripathi
Pathology and Microbiology Books
It is considered the toughest subject of the 3rd year MBBS. In the 3rd year, you just have to study general pathology.
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Robbins Basic pathology
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Essentials of Medical microbiology
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Clinical microbiology
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Pathoma
Forensics Books
Forensics is also an interesting subject of 3rd-year MBBS. the following books should be studied for good concepts and exam preparation:
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Review of forensic medicine and toxicology by Gautam Biswas
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Parikh’s textbook of forensic medicine
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Behavioral sciences Books
Behavioral sciences Books
It is also an interesting subject and the following books should be studied for it:
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Behavioral Sciences in Medical Practice
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Introduction to behavioral science in medicine
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Behavioral science in medicine by Barbara Fadeem