The Vaccine Master PDF by Dr. Boggus

By Dr. Devanshu Pandey on

The One Vaccine Resource That Is Enough, Finally!





If there’s one topic that consistently gave me a hard time throughout my MBBS journey, it was vaccines.


Not because the content was inherently difficult, but because it was scattered — spread across Preventive & Social Medicine (PSM), Pediatrics, Obstetrics & Gynaecology, and Microbiology. Each subject had its own take, its own tables, and its own favorite vaccines to talk about. The overlaps were confusing, the details overwhelming, and the contradictions... frustrating.

I spent hours trying to piece things together. I made tables, flowcharts, and even my own charts on Excel. Still, I often found myself second-guessing things like “When exactly is the JE vaccine given?” or “Which vaccines are contraindicated in pregnancy again?” It felt like I was climbing a mountain where the path kept changing.

And Then I Found This One PDF

Amidst all this chaos, I stumbled across a document online by Dr. Boggus. (Yes, the name is funny — but trust me, the content is serious gold.)

This single PDF brought all the scattered pieces together into one cohesive, logical, and well-organized resource. It simplified the schedules, grouped the vaccines smartly, and clarified nuances that every MBBS student wrestles with. Whether it was understanding live vs killed vaccines, mandatory vs optional, or national vs international schedules, this guide had it all — neatly presented.

Why I Recommend It

✅ Consolidated: No more jumping between four subjects.

✅ Visually Organized: Tables, flowcharts, and memory aids that actually help. Student-Friendly Language helps in Clear, crisp, and straight to the point.

✅ Clinically Relevant: Highlights what matters in theory and in clinical practice.

If you’re someone who’s been struggling with vaccines or just wants a clean revision tool before exams, I genuinely recommend giving this PDF a shot. I’ve attached the file in the download button above — feel free to go through it and share your feedback with us too!



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Comments

  1. Dr BoggusJuly 1, 2025 at 12:45 AM

    Thankyou

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  2. AshikJuly 1, 2025 at 12:46 PM

    I recently came across your Blogspot post and found it really helpful—thank you for sharing such decks. I noticed there was a Telegram link (https://t.me/c/1688138738/817)in the post, but since I'm not currently a member of that group, I'm unable to join directly.
    Same for a Google drive link also (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/0/d/1_WyOo3zgMpRsVs5WDXVVqyybNy5eKnonykX6Rpr4zpw/htmlview)

    Would it be possible for you to share a working invite link or add me to the group? I'd really appreciate it.

    Thanks in advance!

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