USMLE Tips ft. Ali Abdaal & KharmaMedic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video I'll be going over some USMLE tips with my friend Kharma Medic for anyone interested in taking the exams. Check out his channel below:
/ @kharmamedic
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Two of the coolest dudes!
Best video ever regarding step-1 , cleared all my doubts as of now😅
Thank you so much for this,
Nasir is so composed and calm.
love this video thanks Ali and Nasir
what a great video from two favourites!
Thanks for the advice! Nice interview
Hug from Peru
My two lovely vlogers are in one video 🤩
Wonderful video..i watched tz multiple times ,, it answers all the questions tht had in my mind regarding step 1 prepration. Thank you guys for making such an awoseme video.
you guys should be BESTTTTFRIENDS!!!!
As a US med student, They give us a grand total of 30 days of dedicated USMLE studying time.
That’s so little tbh lol
@@truthteller2711 I wholeheartedly agree.
Really good video
but if you're in the beginning and you're still in the first or second system, for instance, how would you do uworld in random mode? i mean wouldn't it take time to learn the material in the questions about systems you haven't studied yet?
Funny how this is just now being suggested to me
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Hey ali! How far along are you in your prep?
hey , where can i practice questions? spite of uworld.
What do you say on taking step 2ck after failing step1 or is it good to give step 1 again?? Very depressed and confused..
I have a question.
Should I do boards and beyond with first aid first or should I start sketchy micro, pharm and pathoma first during my prep
I know this is late but they emphasized on the Qs part mostly and then working your way backwards to the reading according to what you find yourself lacking
How many direct questions and answers were repeated from UWORLD in the real STEP exam?
Yield city
wait so first I read then I do questions then I really read and watch vids and then I do questions
What do you think about doing 1 year research fellowship before applying to residency ? Is it good idea ? Is it worth ? Or any other master degree that help increasing a chance to match in residency ?
any other masters won't do any good, as per what i know and have heard, research plays a very very important criteria, but not the most important criteria.
No subtitles 😔
Bith of them change his mind
Ali where are you from ?
What was Ali and Kharmamedic's score?
Can a medical student apply for USMLE??
Ali making Pakistan proud
Im a 4th year in Saudi and I’m trying to do it in like 3-4 months during the summer since now it’s a pass/fail😀 but now I don’t know anymore. Do you recommend I do next year? Or still take it?
I’m a med student also in KSA. The I deal is to take usmle 1 before 5th year but Ik so many students here that did what u’re thinking of which is in 3/4 months.. idk I think it depends one ur knowledge I wouldn’t do it but test urself/practice and see
Keep it up thank you
Did he ever say what is his USMLE score? I only saw him saying he is happy with the score...
never take tips from someone who won't tell you his score lol
@@dhinojosa94 why are you here then?
random question thing just dont make any sense ---- and i understand why ali is puzzled with this one ......
Honestly I didn`t clearly understand this part, like, Kharma says that we should go through all existing questions without even learning particular subject first?
ali abdel aziz is that you?
I know this video will go Big!
@libertymedics you will get a Ton of views and subscribers for this *clickbait* ish video
Commenting even before watching
For the Algorithm &
Also a way to thank you guys for helping students like me to feel a bit comfortable in this journey !
clickbait???? what it says in the title is what you get in the video
@@federicosuarez9343 See the Views on this Video and compare with the other on this channel - So ....? Get it ?
Until and unless you go through the whole process you can't understand what this gigantic test is.
How did they not talk about FA ???
"everything in FA is a fair game" -> FA from cover to cover :)
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The fact nearly every doctor want to practice in the USA busts the "I want to be a doctor to help" nonsense. Doctors are after $$$$.
True & False
True because can you blame them? Medschool isn't cheap- most have taken student loans that they NEED to pay off
False because- the US in addition to offering dollars, offers amazing training as part of its residency to junior doctors- the like of which you can't hope to get in the UK. Also its a much faster process to become a specialist than in the UK.
@@sidramir3211 Student loans? In most 3rd world countries, medical ed is free or highly subsidized. South Africa where medical education is next to free is losing doctors to Canada. What loans are fleeing to Canada to pay? Greed is the answer.
@@Kencan254 this is a video catering to doctors from the UK going to the US. The UK isn't a third world country and it is common for people to take student loans in such countries. Also in the 3rd world there might be other factors at play- lack of security etc. Finally people might just want to go to the US or Canada to give their family's a better shot at life- that's not greed. That's wanting the best for your family.
Because of the state of medical care and how it's handled in the US, I wouldn't really say they're doing it better, but something to consider is the fact that their hospitals are rarely underfunded.
You can do the best you can as a doctor in some countries and still be frustrated with not being able to provide the care that you know is possible, but without the means - materials, drugs, machines, even people in some extremes cases of understaffing to cut costs - it takes a toll on you.
Most people stay and do what they can, but I would honestly say that the few that leave maybe just want to be able to do better, not only in terms of pay, but possibilities also.
Dude it's their lives. :)
Nasir ye watch aur hood Mujeh de dain....Bhola Nasir...but Nasir Backchod videos banata hai..apnai channel pr..😣😣