AIAPGET Homoeopathy study plan

Build a one-page syllabus map of the Homoeopathy domain by splitting it into its usual exam groupings (Organon and homoeopathic philosophy, Materia Medica, Repertory, pharmacy and posology, and case-taking) and assigning each a page weight

Read Organon aphorisms 1-70 and write a 10-line plain-language summary of each major theme without copying the text

Make a 40-row flashcard deck on the highest-yield aphorisms you have read so far, each card holding the aphorism number, the principle, and one clinical implication

Take a 30-question mixed Homoeopathy baseline test and log the score plus the topic of every wrong answer

Work through Organon aphorisms 71-145 and note the theory of chronic disease and the concept of miasm in your own words

Compare the three miasms (psora, sycosis, syphilis) in a three-column table with characteristic skin and constitutional features

Explain the difference between suppression and palliation using two worked clinical examples you construct yourself

Solve 40 single-best-answer questions on philosophy and miasm and correct every wrong answer from your notes

List the cardinal and keynote symptoms of 60 high-yield remedies, grouping them by family or by action where the grouping helps recall

Build a remedy-to-symptom lookup sheet that lets you move from a given symptom to the likely remedy in under 10 seconds

Practise 30 remedy-identification questions written as short clinical vignettes and record your accuracy

Revise the flashcards from weeks 1 and 2 using spaced repetition, retiring cards you answer correctly three times

Extend the remedy list to 100 remedies, adding the mental and general symptoms that distinguish look-alike remedies

Construct five comparison sets of three similar remedies each and state the single differentiating feature of every remedy in the set

Answer 50 Materia Medica questions under timed conditions and review every error the same day

Write a short self-test of 20 questions from your own notes and answer it without looking

Learn the structure of the repertory: sections, rubric hierarchy, and how to grade remedies within a rubric

Convert ten short clinical cases into repertory rubrics and repertorise each by hand to a shortlist of three remedies

Explain the difference between repertorisation and case analysis, and apply both to one full case you write yourself

Solve 40 repertory and case-taking questions and note the reasoning pattern behind each correct answer

Cover pharmacy and posology: drug dynamisation, potencies, dose and repetition, and the rules for changing potency

Make a one-page decision flow for potency selection and repetition that you can redraw from memory

Work through 30 questions on pharmacy, posology, and laws of cure and correct each error with a cited note

Revisit every flashcard tagged as weak and rewrite any card you keep missing

Run a full-length mock test under exam timing and mark it strictly before reviewing

Categorise every wrong answer by cause: unknown fact, misread question, or faulty reasoning

Rewrite the 30 highest-risk facts as single-line recall prompts and test yourself twice

Re-read only the syllabus areas where the mock showed the weakest accuracy, skipping topics already strong

Take two further timed mock tests and compare scores with week 7 to confirm the trend

Do a fast pass over the syllabus map from week 1 and confirm every area has at least one review note

Drill the 100-remedy sheet, miasm table, and potency flow until each can be reproduced from memory in under 15 minutes

Plan exam-day logistics: timing per section, order of attempting questions, and rules for guessing