How I scored 260+ on Step 1
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AnKing explains his study approach for a 260+ Step 1 score.
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@wewillwewont · 2021-05 · in “When should i expect increase in uworld average?”
I went back through my watch history and this is what I found: i did a bunch from Manik Madaan I also did a few from Kharma Medic TheAnKing ▶ link Ambitious Abe ▶ link I think there was also something from Dirty Medicine Some of the tips are obvious or something that wont work for everyone, but a few tips stuck out as something I wasn't doing which ended up helping. I do think Im missing a few videos but I must have…
View on r/step1@basic_skin · 2021-05 · in “May 5, 2021 Score Release Thread”
Hey thank you! And of course! To be honest, I followed the AnKing's plan from ▶ this video almost exactly. Started early, learned through B&B, Pathoma, Sketchy, retained with Anki, watched Class lectures on 2x, did UWorld. I owe a huge thanks to them. Wishing the best to all still studying.
View on r/step1@quintand · 2021-01 · in “Is Anki really THAT important?”
…his cards from the last few blocks, biochem, micro, pharm, and a few other select topics. Aside from that, he would only do those cards. "I wanted to finish the as much UWorld as I could before the exam so I suspended about half my deck." ▶ link If you want to spend more time doing practice problems, you could suspend all the cards you don't think you need reviews with to save yourself time. If you're just suspendin…
View on r/step1@OsteoStache · 2020-10 · in “Is it a good idea to limit review cards on anki?”
I agree with u/Bartholomoose. Check out this video from the AnKing about being in "Ease Hell,", which may be why your are doing 1000+ cards a day (▶ link and this one about about how he scored 260+ and suspended a lot of his cards during dedicated (▶ link
View on r/step1@p_chillychicken · 2020-05 · in “Amboss vs Uworld vs Kaplan”
if you haven't seen this one go check this out and decide later! ▶ link
View on r/step1@AnKingMed · 2020-05 · in “How The AnKing studied for Step 1”
How The AnKing studied for Step 1 I spent a good part of a 12-hour road trip planning this video so that it would (hopefully) be more helpful than the average step 1 write-up. It's a long video, but I tried to put any and all thoughts I had into it (there are timecodes in the description so you can skip around). Hope it helps! Anki is the way :) ▶ link ▶ link
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