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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- These very simple exam tips helped me become a top student
In this video, I will be providing my tips during exams that made me rank 1 in medical school. Nothing is worst than preparing for an exam for a very long time and working very hard, only then to mess up in the exam. These tips will help you keep your cool and stay focused on the content of your exam to perform much better!
If you enjoyed the video and want more, please do let me know in the comments down below :D
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Intro: 00:00
Tip 1: 01:06
Tip 2: 02:48
Tip 3: 04:16
Tip 4: 05:55
Tip 5: 07:42
Tip 6: 09:04
Bonus Tip: 09:49
Outro: 11:16
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Hi, I'm Khaled. I'm a medical student in the middle east. I love my cat Miku and I love going around and giving advice to everyone. I tend to nerd out on some specific subjects and hyperfixate on them as well. I hope you have a wonderful day :)
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"If the speed of a car is 80 mph, how many bananas does it take to power a rocket to reach the sun?"🤣🤣🤣 So relatableee
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All of this are so relatable!!! 😂 Especially about over analyzing then changing your answers.
Just subscribed, I love your energy man, you make the video both funny and serious. I’m also just a high school student who wants to go to medical school and these exam contents are so relatable 😭😭
aw thank you :D
Good luck on your journey can't wait to see you join med gang 😎
1. Read the last question of the statement first
2. Leave hard questions for the end
3. Go for the simplest answer
4. Dont change your answers-trusg your gut
5. Dont review the questions you know are right
6. Dont review right before the exam
This is very helpful. Thank you.
Subscribed right after I saw the positive vibes ❤
Thank you for these tips, I've had similar experiences being a dental student myself.
Very helpful 💯
Thanks ❤
The currency stuff is relatable 😢
An amazing content , I'm a high school student and I really needed these tips ,I'll make sure to do each single thing u said. Thank you + A new subscriber
okay dude ure actually effortlessly funny and input-able. thanks
satisfied ! wow keep going bro it is so nice OMG u have no idea how much u save me GOD bless u bro
Youve just earned a subscriber 😁😁
Great content bro ❤keep it up bro 😊
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️
He is me
Me is he😭🤝
Like srsly he explained every single situation that I struggle with
💯 on not changing your answers just go with your gut and pray it’s correct 😂
Yesssssss ALWAYS regretted it
Never again *flashbacks*
I have an exam day after tomorrow... and thats me watching you😵...Prays requested.
Good luck!
Please make a video on SAT Tricks
literalmente estuda método enem, boa
The day I changed my answer from _2 to +8 range replaced +2 to +8
The question wanted the cold chain temporary
I absolutely painfully failed this question 😭🙆
What applications do you recommend to use for solving most common questions in medicine?
It honestly depends on what exactly I'm studying for. If it's for in-house exams for medical school, then I personally rely on past questions collected by seniors along with the Amboss Q-bank (my university offers a very generous discount for memberships).
For board exams (USMLE Step 1 primarily), I use mainly the UWorld Q-bank + a little bit of the Amboss Q-bank.
Some of friends like to go through practice question books for each subject (Robbin's pathology practice questions, Guyton, Pharma, etc). I personally don't do that because I don't think it's necessary especially since Practice book questions tend to be superficial or unrelated to my curriculum.
Don't do to much guess work. Make sure your prepared.
Tip 5 and 6😢😢
hate it when there IS a trick in the question, we are learning biopharmaceutics and some questions will require you to change the units in the end: i.e. half life's hrs->days.
now I am always paranoid to double check 😂 even when the majority aren't trick questions.
Dang playing with the units is the type of thing you get wrong when you're on 2 hours of sleep. Evil HAHAHA
I've been stupid and did not study the whole of my first medical year. Exam is in 1.5 days...
All my life I'd worry about not getting a top mark. Now I'm worried about failing. I JUST want to pass. A final mark of 50? 51? I'd be so grateful. Please pray for me
Hey! I'm wishing you the best and hoping things turn out well. I'd recommend not beating yourself up over it because you're already facing a pretty difficult situation as is and you blaming yourself or calling yourself names will not change anything but only make you feel worse about it.
Good luck!
@@KloomOfficial thank you so much. I did two practice tests - i got a 48.7 in one and 58.47 in the other. This was without going back to check on answers and think carefully.
I still have one more day to learn things so im hoping its enough to pass T T.
@@KloomOfficial if i pass i will come and tell you :) 12th june
@@faye7199 I am rooting for you :)
@@itsgreer7270 thank you angel
In nursing school we aren’t allowed to skip questions 😭
oh damn that's rough. I would not do well in those exams 💀💀💀
me having an exam that i did not study for in 4 hours
This video says everything I struggle with, it helped me a lot, thank you ❤ I felt less lonly❤🩹