1. To understand the classification, pathophysiology, and clinical manifestations of common neurological disorders. 2. To develop the skills to perform a comprehensive neurological examination, interpret findings, and utilize these findings to formulate differential diagnoses. 3. To learn about the latest advancements in the treatment and management of neurological conditions, including the use of medications, surgery, and rehabilitation techniques. 4. To discuss and critically evaluate recent research studies and clinical trials related to neurology, and understand their implications for clinical practices. 5. To enhance communication and empathetic skills required to effectively interact with patients suffering from neurological disorders and their families, helping them understand their conditions, treatment plans, and prognosis.