First year medicine in INDIA - best books to study

What are the subjects in MBBS 1st year in India? What are the good books for every subject?


The subjects are anatomy, physiology and biochemistry.

The best books are as follows

For Anatomy, B.D Chaurasia is good to use. It has clinical relevant points as well and will do the purpose of passing the university exams.

You can find it on Amazon

Buy B D Chaurasia's Human Anatomy 4 Volume Set ( Vol.1 to Vol 4) Book Online at Low Prices in India

You can also refer Netters atlas for pictures

For physiology, Guyton and Hall would prepare you for the university exams and also for other board exams. The concepts are a bit indepth but understandable.

Amazon link Buy Guyton & Hall Textbook of Medical Physiology, 3e-South Asia Edition: Third South Asian Edition Book Online at Low Prices in India

For biochemistry, Vasudevan biochemistry is good for the university exams. Additionally you can refer Harper's biochemistry for indepth knowledge.

Amazon link for Vasudevan biochemistry

Buy Textbook Of Biochemistry For Medical Students Book Online at Low Prices in India

I recommend you to also read review books once in a while to catch the important concepts needed for future subjects

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