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My husband passed USMLE step 1 n got 245 marks!😍 he is now trying for step 2 ... may allah bless him n also to me...bcz i'll try this in sha allah 😊 from bangladesh
@@peterwinchester7929 wow so now you are telling people how to write their own comments? Also I like the “I respect your faith but it is f***ing freaky” what a respectful person
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was your food already prepped? or did also cook the foods in the time allocated for eating? and what did you do in your hourly study breaks ? would be awesome to see a day in the life! Thanks for the video, im deffo going to try and implement this.
Use student loan money to hire private chef during dedicated. Pay off loans later with that 250+ step specialty salary. Alternatively, live off of microwave meals and simple stuff like cereal, yogurt, protein shakes, noodles, PB&J, etc. It's only for 6 weeks or so after all!
A higher score of USMLE is very admirable. It is one of our dreams to achieve with difficulty actually. A requirement of high score is to understand diseases in details with physiological logics in my opinion. I am not good at clinical questions of USMLE because of lack of experiences in real clinical situations.
Just say "I haven't passed yet." Don't take it as a failure but see it as a learning opportunity. There is a lot of power in "Yet", you are telling yourself that you will get there and that your eyes and heart are still fixed on your goal.
I took the step 1 last month. I'm very disappointed, the exam is not even close to the practice material that the prep book sells online. The level of difficulty is like 5x or 6x.
Oh god. I’m scared as hell and I’m not even in med school yet. I loved this video tho. Helpful for any exam. Gonna use the same strategy for gre in two months.
I’m in Med School....Be scared....be very scared! Lol, nah just kidding. It’s hard but also doable. Be ready to work, adapt, and remain positive in the face of adversity. And you will face those moments of adversity...but don’t WAIVER. You will be fine.
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One of my lab partners had the highest score in the U.S. Our class was the highest scoring in step one and the second highest on step 2. The class before ours were top scorers in both. We didn't do anything in particular to "prepare". Our whole med. school experience was our preparation. But we were tested every single week to be sure that we were absorbing what we needed to know. The faculty were very obsessive.
I really like lecturio's study schedule. They sent it to me on email after I got my one year subscription. It's very organize and time efficient. I'm just not able to sit down and do schedules by myself so it was very nice to receive something like that, prepared for me
I would love to have that excel sheet... maybe for the 1st time in my life I will get organized, cuz I'm the definition of a mess, when it comes to organizing :D. Great video
Your videos have been really helpful !!! 👍 There are some changes in exam pattern from 4th May, 2020. Apart from increasing questions to test communication skills, they have removed patient care part from 'competency' section. It is really confusing. It will be really helpful if you make a video regarding changes and advantages/disadvantages due to changes. Thanking you in anticipation! 🙏
I would use AnKing instead of FA. Basically FA in flashcard form, so you are actively learning not passively reading. Golden combo is UWorld + AnKing + Pathoma + BnB (for M1 stuff) + Sketchy Micro/Pharm
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the STEP 1 last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mr Richard
Several questions future doctors about dedicated studying period time: When people say here "dedicated studying period" what do you mean by "dedicated" a) How long usually are these periods? b) How many hours a day to study in that period? c) How many NBME's do you do in that period? d) Do NBMEs start being taken in that period, or prior to? e) At what state are you in your studies once that period started? (e.g., how many times did you cover FA and Uworld?) Sorry, I'm really curious and you guys don't have to answer all of these questions.
It is important for IMGs (international medical graduates) to know that an 8 weeks study plan is most likely not enough for an IMG... I think Kevin is targeting American med students whose (as far as I know) study programs are based on the USMLE exams, so 8 weeks are enough. An IMG mostly need much more time to prepare, 6 months to a year from what I’ve heard
depends on what year in med school you plan to take the USMLE. A lot of IMGs, including myself are on 6 year med school programs, so they take it at the end of their 4th year usually. And there are lots of holidays, like summer holidays you can use as an IMG to study for the USMLE a few years in advance and take like 10+ weeks of extreme dedicated time before you actually take the exam. And then 1-2 years later you take STEP2 CK. I have yet to take either exams, but it's very doable for IMGs. Especially because there are even Americans complaining saying that we have more of an advantage because we have more time to study and get higher scores. That's why the average IMG resident actually has higher scores than the average US MD resident.
Super Talk that was! Reallly! i got through my step 1 with 247(i feel little low when dreaming top Universities) I'm an IMG as well! How to top in step 2 Ck! i mean a score of 270! Could you make a vlog or any idea?! Highly recommended nd appreciated!
Jerry Lorren hey man, congrats on a beautiful score ! Can I ask What year of med school did you give step 1 and what country are you studying in? And when did you start gradually studying for it?
*This video is on time for me!* I am an international 4th year medical student at Egypt, only 2 days later I was discussing which road I will hit the PLAP one or the USMLE, and I am keeping thinking day and night for what to do 🤔 *So what is your advice?* ...but here in Egypt those who took the exam before are saying it needed them 6-9 months to prepare for the exam !!! And YOU said it's only 2... So who shall I believe?! Thanks for the awesome video and channel 👍👍Big fan of you ..
I think that the 2 months is probably for US medical students, and the trend is that international students would need more time to prepare apparently? I guess if you study diligently throughout your main coursework then it would take the stress off of prepping for the USMLE later depending on the individual.
Same here in algeria...but he said that he went twice on pathoma and FA before those 2 months of preparation, so if you consider that he utilised them during studying his lectures ,then rereading them twice again after the exam prep, he won't need much time passing throw them in that period of prep... in result he won't need more than 4 weeks
TinaOnEarth Yeah, you may be right regarding American and international students, but I can tell you that if I studied my essential courses here in Egypt has nothing to do with USMLE, even if I was no1 on my batch, still the difference is respectable
Great video! Can you talk a little more about your rationale for reviewing FA during dedicated instead of using anki? Most of the questions I miss are because I don't know small details, and I feel like when I plainly read FA I end up just remembering what I already know instead of focusing on the details.
How did you avoid burning out with such an intense schedule? I'm trying to use a similar (though I have a full day of a break on Sundays) schedule, and I still find myself getting a bit tired after about 3 weeks.
Could you make a video on preparation for step 1 leading up to dedicated period besides doing well in class, so you can kick ass during dedicated period and maximize your potential?
Great video! I'm a MS1 freaking out about next year. I just had a question about how you integrated pathoma into your 2nd year studying. You said you went over it twice before starting dedicated, that seems like a lot of extra time needed on top of the fast pace of 2nd year. What was your system?
@@realblackbetty2204 got it! I just added the audios to my study playlist! Thanks for responding 🙌🏽 Did UWORLD really help? Were the questions similar to those on the actual test? Or were they different?
@@realblackbetty2204 awesome! I’m doing UWORLD now and I’m trying to use it as a study guide! I read FA first and now I’m just doing questions and studying all the rationales from the ones That I got wrong. How did you do on STEP 1, if you don’t mind me asking? Are you done with all of steps?
Can u pls tell me what u do during ur 10 min breaks that makes u so refreshed and entertained..bcoz when i take a break it goes on forever...but tbh only then do i feel truly refreshed to sit again!!
I appreciate the overview of your schedule during dedicated period. When did you, however, start reviewing your material w/ your concurrent classes in medical school (i.e. before dedicated)?
AST shake it up. Half spinach, mixed berries, 5-6 teaspoons of chia seeds, 2 second pour of olive oil, banana, scoop of organic/vegan veggie based protein powder. Oh and eat a hard boil egg or two to stay full longer.
I checked the study schedule and did you study during the cruise? and did you do Uworld question already before your dedicated study time? Or why you started with Uworld Question 976?
My life got to point of mess . Now I want to get my life back . I want to take 1 step around December 2021 . In case I will do that good I will take next 2 CK and CS steps and apply for MATCH. But I’m worried cause I already have 9 years gap and last 6 years I wasn’t in medical area. Wish me luck and hope ❤️
Awesome Video! Can you make a video on pre-dedicated advice? I am an MS1 who has been doing Bros/Zanki. What advice do you have for those of us who wanted to put in some work earlier than dedicated?
Hey friend! I’m a 4th year med student also. Already took step at the end of 2nd year. What I did was do as many Uworld Questions as possible and make sure I understood and knew the explanations from them. Try to take away the general concept from each question. The other thing is to take multiple practice tests simulating test day conditions so you can build some stamina and be ready. Best o luck and reach out if you have any more questions! I’m sure you’ll rock it!
@@thinkmedschool785 i’m a 3rd year medical student and wanted to know more about USMLE step 1 in case i passed, Will the USMLE test expire ? And what is the right time to apply for step 2 ?
What's your opinion about the Kaplan books and videos? Would you recommend using First Aid instead or it doesn't really matter as long as you keep practicing on UWORLD?
Hey friend! 4th year med student here in the process of matching. The big things to use to prep for step 1 is First aid and uworld. If you have a strong foundation from those two your knowledge base should be fine! Also it’s important to take plenty of NBME practice tests and the two Uworld practice tests under test day conditions so you can build some stamina for test day. Best of luck and I’m sure you’ll rock this exam!
Mrs Catherina is obviously the best, i studied her questions and answers just in 5 days and I passed, the materials she provided was exactly the questions I saw on my test day
Hi, your video is awesome and thanks for it, I have a question, in which part of the schedule are you watching the video lectures of Pathoma? I'm really confused about it, appreciate if you can answer me. Greetings!
Hey! I really enjoy and appreciate your videos. Im starting medschool in July. Do you think the medschool education has a big effect on your step scores? Not everything you learn in medschool is going to be on the step. For example: if your school has systems based vs traditional lectures does it affect in anyway your preparation for the exam? Keep the awsome videos!!
The uworld notes, did you make Anki cards of it? I already hv a first aid deck I use but would you recommend making a deck for uworld or it would be flashcard overload?
How do you take notes on uworld? Just the learning objectives or things you didn't know or weren't found in fa? What's your opinion on annotating uworld info onto first aid vs taking uworld notes in a separate notebook?
Get my free Step 1 schedule here: medschoolinsiders.com/newsletter
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@@deanna4777 I'm facing the same issue, unfortunately
It won't let me subscribe :/ can you please fix it? Thanks
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My husband passed USMLE step 1 n got 245 marks!😍 he is now trying for step 2 ... may allah bless him n also to me...bcz i'll try this in sha allah 😊 from bangladesh
rummanat rubaiya can u just dont put “allah” in every sentence ??? i respect your faith, but its fucking freaky
Peter Winchester
may Allah guide you my friend.😌🌺
To ja ke gamd mara😏
@@peterwinchester7929 wow so now you are telling people how to write their own comments?
Also I like the “I respect your faith but it is f***ing freaky” what a respectful person
@@Pro0osh shut up
Im not even a med student but I love your videos as its applicable to being more organised in mt own life at a less extreme scale.
How to do well on USMLE/COMLEX: work really hard.
spoken like someone who's never been there. I know people who worked allot harder than me and failed
Hi doctor the excel link doesn't seem to be working. May you reupload it again, please?
@@pauld4355 what do you think is the main factor in scoring high.
@@tinasood5365 shelf notes
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was your food already prepped? or did also cook the foods in the time allocated for eating? and what did you do in your hourly study breaks ?
would be awesome to see a day in the life! Thanks for the video, im deffo going to try and implement this.
Use student loan money to hire private chef during dedicated. Pay off loans later with that 250+ step specialty salary.
Alternatively, live off of microwave meals and simple stuff like cereal, yogurt, protein shakes, noodles, PB&J, etc. It's only for 6 weeks or so after all!
A higher score of USMLE is very admirable. It is one of our dreams to achieve with difficulty actually. A requirement of high score is to understand diseases in details with physiological logics in my opinion. I am not good at clinical questions of USMLE because of lack of experiences in real clinical situations.
literally the same schedule I had, except I anki'd the learning objectives. Cram mode style. You are a freaking genius.
The ‘you will fall behind’ part is sooo true 😂
Bro I don't get it
I am in third year third year (3.0 student ) .
Your comment sadly gave me mini heart ., Any suggestions ??
Sry for bothering
Just say "I haven't passed yet." Don't take it as a failure but see it as a learning opportunity. There is a lot of power in "Yet", you are telling yourself that you will get there and that your eyes and heart are still fixed on your goal.
Well! Mann I've taken the Step 1 for the second time now and still didn't succeed, I wonder how those who succeeded did it
I took the step 1 last month. I'm very disappointed, the exam is not even close to the practice material that the prep book sells online. The level of difficulty is like 5x or 6x.
I'm sorry about your plight my friend but I was once in your shoes before I was recommended to Mr Richard Brown and that's how I passed My STEP 1
Oh god. I’m scared as hell and I’m not even in med school yet. I loved this video tho. Helpful for any exam. Gonna use the same strategy for gre in two months.
I’m in Med School....Be scared....be very scared! Lol, nah just kidding. It’s hard but also doable. Be ready to work, adapt, and remain positive in the face of adversity. And you will face those moments of adversity...but don’t WAIVER. You will be fine.
@@mohammedjibril3745 Same. Lol. I will reiterate what he said at the beginning; "BE SCARED, BE VERY SCARED."
@@mohammedjibril3745 I'll take that.. Thank you
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Starting my application as a FMG, I appreciate the tips. Looking forward to pass the all the steps.
When i found that application plz
So, how apre you doing now?
Much awaited and very informative video as well ! Thanks Dr J :)
Your video is very helpful and i will try to do a same schedule like you to prepare my step 1.thank you so much.
Wish this was around back in 2008 for my step 1.
Solid approach.
Uworld x 2 is fairly bulletproof
One of my lab partners had the highest score in the U.S. Our class was the highest scoring in step one and the second highest on step 2. The class before ours were top scorers in both.
We didn't do anything in particular to "prepare". Our whole med. school experience was our preparation. But we were tested every single week to be sure that we were absorbing what we needed to know. The faculty were very obsessive.
Where did you study?
I really like lecturio's study schedule. They sent it to me on email after I got my one year subscription. It's very organize and time efficient. I'm just not able to sit down and do schedules by myself so it was very nice to receive something like that, prepared for me
Ani Pazhava Can you send it to me, please .
Gonna use this method as my dedicated time is damn near equal to what yours was. Thank you!!!
Ah I need this right now, thanks so much. I have step in a few months :)
I would love to have that excel sheet... maybe for the 1st time in my life I will get organized, cuz I'm the definition of a mess, when it comes to organizing :D. Great video
Can you please send it to me. I am just like you
Can u please send it to me I tried getting it from the site couldn’t
Your videos have been really helpful !!! 👍
There are some changes in exam pattern from 4th May, 2020. Apart from increasing questions to test communication skills, they have removed patient care part from 'competency' section. It is really confusing.
It will be really helpful if you make a video regarding changes and advantages/disadvantages due to changes.
Thanking you in anticipation! 🙏
Completed my step few months ago and now in rotations.Would like to request a step 2 prep vid.
How much did u score bruh?
I would use AnKing instead of FA. Basically FA in flashcard form, so you are actively learning not passively reading. Golden combo is UWorld + AnKing + Pathoma + BnB (for M1 stuff) + Sketchy Micro/Pharm
Where to get the Anking? Flash cards?
Couldn’t thank you enough that was extremely helpful!
THANKYOU SO MUCH. This was so realistic and detailed
Are you indian
@@sunshine-oz5gv No.
@glam up yes
The USMLE exam is very difficult to pass, I can't believe i failed step 1after studying with so many materials😞
Sometimes doesn't matter how hard you study you also need to pray to God for success
@ very correct
I have a cousin who never studied much, we studied together but she gives most of her time to her phone than her studies after writing the STEP 1 last month she passed and i failed😢, i asked her how she did it, just found out she got help from Mr Richard
Please does anyone know who this Mr Richard is? I really need to speak with him I'm frustrated 🥺
Scammers now pretend to help you pass and the end up taking your hard earned money, Richard is a sure help but very difficult to get his info
Loved this vdo..i purchased kaplan nd lecturio in india nd watching them..they r really hlpfull..
Several questions future doctors about dedicated studying period time:
When people say here "dedicated studying period" what do you mean by "dedicated"
a) How long usually are these periods?
b) How many hours a day to study in that period?
c) How many NBME's do you do in that period?
d) Do NBMEs start being taken in that period, or prior to?
e) At what state are you in your studies once that period started? (e.g., how many times did you cover FA and Uworld?)
Sorry, I'm really curious and you guys don't have to answer all of these questions.
best motivational video ever !
It is important for IMGs (international medical graduates) to know that an 8 weeks study plan is most likely not enough for an IMG... I think Kevin is targeting American med students whose (as far as I know) study programs are based on the USMLE exams, so 8 weeks are enough.
An IMG mostly need much more time to prepare, 6 months to a year from what I’ve heard
depends on what year in med school you plan to take the USMLE. A lot of IMGs, including myself are on 6 year med school programs, so they take it at the end of their 4th year usually. And there are lots of holidays, like summer holidays you can use as an IMG to study for the USMLE a few years in advance and take like 10+ weeks of extreme dedicated time before you actually take the exam. And then 1-2 years later you take STEP2 CK. I have yet to take either exams, but it's very doable for IMGs. Especially because there are even Americans complaining saying that we have more of an advantage because we have more time to study and get higher scores. That's why the average IMG resident actually has higher scores than the average US MD resident.
Thank you for your information 🙏
I wnt to prepare usmle step 1 exm, and i hope this video is helpful me ✍✍
Super Talk that was! Reallly! i got through my step 1 with 247(i feel little low when dreaming top Universities) I'm an IMG as well! How to top in step 2 Ck! i mean a score of 270! Could you make a vlog or any idea?! Highly recommended nd appreciated!
How much time break are you taking in between your step 1 and step 2 ck?
I'm an IMG myself.. I've just started preparing for step 1. Any tips?
Thanks..Congrats on your step 1 score.
247 is not bad at all
Jerry Lorren hey man, congrats on a beautiful score ! Can I ask What year of med school did you give step 1 and what country are you studying in? And when did you start gradually studying for it?
Hi bro where r u from.. I'm in a caribbean med school.
Oneday i'll be a doctor in the United States.
Maybe we'll meet there, kho. best of luck !
@@djalilsalmi6004 or maybe not, khey!
AMEN
Luv Vibes Same here
Me too. I wish you the best of luck
Can you please upload the excel sheet?
The link sent through email doesn’t seem to work
*This video is on time for me!*
I am an international 4th year medical student at Egypt, only 2 days later I was discussing which road I will hit the PLAP one or the USMLE, and I am keeping thinking day and night for what to do 🤔
*So what is your advice?* ...but here in Egypt those who took the exam before are saying it needed them 6-9 months to prepare for the exam !!!
And YOU said it's only 2... So who shall I believe?!
Thanks for the awesome video and channel 👍👍Big fan of you ..
Same! I'm studying in Mexico! They told me to study for it the winter break of your 2nd year and create a plan and take the exam in June.
Same here in Jordan they literally tell me I need 6 months 😭😭
I think that the 2 months is probably for US medical students, and the trend is that international students would need more time to prepare apparently? I guess if you study diligently throughout your main coursework then it would take the stress off of prepping for the USMLE later depending on the individual.
Same here in algeria...but he said that he went twice on pathoma and FA before those 2 months of preparation, so if you consider that he utilised them during studying his lectures ,then rereading them twice again after the exam prep, he won't need much time passing throw them in that period of prep... in result he won't need more than 4 weeks
TinaOnEarth
Yeah, you may be right regarding American and international students, but I can tell you that if I studied my essential courses here in Egypt has nothing to do with USMLE, even if I was no1 on my batch, still the difference is respectable
Great video! Can you talk a little more about your rationale for reviewing FA during dedicated instead of using anki? Most of the questions I miss are because I don't know small details, and I feel like when I plainly read FA I end up just remembering what I already know instead of focusing on the details.
Thank you very much for posting this! Definitely will help me when my time comes
when will you post the excel file?
also wondering about the excel file
Davin Brar excel file?
@@MedSchoolInsiders where it is?
Med School Insiders where is the excel file?
@@MedSchoolInsiders please ,I need the excel file
I am falling behind right now :)
How did you avoid burning out with such an intense schedule? I'm trying to use a similar (though I have a full day of a break on Sundays) schedule, and I still find myself getting a bit tired after about 3 weeks.
I'm IT programmer, yet I watched that video. Procrastination is my middle name.
Could you do some of these videos geared towards someone working part time jobs going back to school for healthcare management 😇🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
Could you make a video on preparation for step 1 leading up to dedicated period besides doing well in class, so you can kick ass during dedicated period and maximize your potential?
Great video! I'm a MS1 freaking out about next year. I just had a question about how you integrated pathoma into your 2nd year studying. You said you went over it twice before starting dedicated, that seems like a lot of extra time needed on top of the fast pace of 2nd year. What was your system?
How do you have time for all that plus med school test and classes?
when will you post your excel schedule? I am currently in my dedicated step time and would love to reference it!
Thanks in advance!
I still don't know how to *really* use UWorld. Any help?
Tutor mode, while annotating your First Aid (which will be your main reference).
plz can any of you send me a link for free Q banks i am an algerian student preparing from my final exam ?
Fella Bettahar use the telegram app to download medical books
Thanks for the details !!
260+ is so high that most foreign medical students cannot achieve it without incredibly excellent students...
I'm a foreigner and I took step 2 CK exam 3 weeks ago , I got 273 . It ain't that hard u just need to understand the questions.
A Jeey congrats! Have you done step 1?
@@anonymousyoutube8341 yes, long time ago , dont lemme surprise you but i found out that step 1 is ways harder than step 2 .
@@ajeey9602 hi, how much Time did u take to preper step 1b
@@skyfull2895 i studied for step 1 while i was in the final year in collage . Took me a solid year to prepare for the exam .
how bout other errands? e.g. laundry, cleaning, family time, sports/ competition (not exercise) etc? how do u plan it?
I'm in dire need of the excel file but it won't let me sign up for the newsletter in order for me to get it
Thank you for your detailed strategy and explanation for USMLE!
Thanks for the advise !!
Thankyou God! I scored 280 in step I :)
Can we be friends? Lol
@@nuhaalani2579 Yes sure :)
Doctors Notes for Medical Students how can I contact you?
Can you share some tips for first year medical student 😭😭😭😭
Tips pls
Everything Goljan said would be in the test was in mine. I only used uworld and Goljan because I can’t read first books (e.g. first aid).
Which Goljan book did you use?
@@muzamara the audio
@@realblackbetty2204 got it! I just added the audios to my study playlist! Thanks for responding 🙌🏽
Did UWORLD really help? Were the questions similar to those on the actual test? Or were they different?
@@muzamara for mine it was similar, same concepts just different wording from what I can remember.
@@realblackbetty2204 awesome! I’m doing UWORLD now and I’m trying to use it as a study guide! I read FA first and now I’m just doing questions and studying all the rationales from the ones That I got wrong.
How did you do on STEP 1, if you don’t mind me asking?
Are you done with all of steps?
Can u pls tell me what u do during ur 10 min breaks that makes u so refreshed and entertained..bcoz when i take a break it goes on forever...but tbh only then do i feel truly refreshed to sit again!!
Awesome video. I have a question though, why is everyone using other rescources than first aid? Is it incomplete?
Thanks a lot...have one question...does year of graduation matter?
Thanks a lot . your video very useful
I appreciate the overview of your schedule during dedicated period. When did you, however, start reviewing your material w/ your concurrent classes in medical school (i.e. before dedicated)?
video on what to bring to eat/not bring on test day?
AST shake it up. Half spinach, mixed berries, 5-6 teaspoons of chia seeds, 2 second pour of olive oil, banana, scoop of organic/vegan veggie based protein powder. Oh and eat a hard boil egg or two to stay full longer.
G G what kind of nasty shit is this you recommend LOL
superb video! :)
I checked the study schedule and did you study during the cruise? and did you do Uworld question already before your dedicated study time? Or why you started with Uworld Question 976?
@@MedSchoolInsiders Some ;) that is the reason why you could only do 46 question per day according your schedule for first run
My life got to point of mess . Now I want to get my life back . I want to take 1 step around December 2021 . In case I will do that good I will take next 2 CK and CS steps and apply for MATCH. But I’m worried cause I already have 9 years gap and last 6 years I wasn’t in medical area. Wish me luck and hope ❤️
Thank you for this video! I’m not sure if I missed this but what was your approach to UW questions. Did you read all the explanations?
Great video! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome Video! Can you make a video on pre-dedicated advice? I am an MS1 who has been doing Bros/Zanki. What advice do you have for those of us who wanted to put in some work earlier than dedicated?
Great video!
Do you think you could do one dedicated to Step 2CK prep?
Pls have u taken step 1? Will like to ask u a few things abt exam preparation. Thanks
M. K. ...I passed already 212...I'm IMG...only 4 weeks...1 book from Conrad Fisher...and one time Uworld...No videos or any other resources..
Your the best thank you
Organization is key 🔑
I am in 4th year rn of medical school and i m just starting my prep for STEP1. Can u help me on how to start?
Hey friend! I’m a 4th year med student also. Already took step at the end of 2nd year. What I did was do as many Uworld Questions as possible and make sure I understood and knew the explanations from them. Try to take away the general concept from each question. The other thing is to take multiple practice tests simulating test day conditions so you can build some stamina and be ready. Best o luck and reach out if you have any more questions! I’m sure you’ll rock it!
@@thinkmedschool785 i’m a 3rd year medical student and wanted to know more about USMLE step 1 in case i passed, Will the USMLE test expire ? And what is the right time to apply for step 2 ?
Thank you for posting your videos! May I ask which app do you use to make your videos (especially animations with writing hand). Thank you in advance!
can you post a video about step 2ck please
Do we need to do Kaplan lecture notes and videos and anki too?
This was recommended to me. I'm not taking step 1 until right after it's Pass/fail. :/
I love you man :")
Hey, do you recommend using Osmosis? (or any other supplementary material like Lecturio or Firecracker)
Alright but when did you go to class?
What's your opinion about the Kaplan books and videos? Would you recommend using First Aid instead or it doesn't really matter as long as you keep practicing on UWORLD?
Hey friend! 4th year med student here in the process of matching. The big things to use to prep for step 1 is First aid and uworld. If you have a strong foundation from those two your knowledge base should be fine! Also it’s important to take plenty of NBME practice tests and the two Uworld practice tests under test day conditions so you can build some stamina for test day. Best of luck and I’m sure you’ll rock this exam!
Great video! Would love to see the excel sheet you used for scheduling!
Hi I have a question, can I still go to the US to do my residency if my college isn't in the IMED? Thank you
what about shower time and travelling times ?
Med School Insiders like the time to travel to the gym and getting back
The USMLE test is really frustrating, I can't believe I failed again after studying so much🥺🥺😓😭😭
Well I've taken the step 1 exams for the second time now and still didn't succeed, i wonder how those who succeeded did it
She doesn't have a Facebook page, an Instagram page, or a TH-cam channel, why?
i was lucky to meet Mrs Catherina Moore only God knows I wouldn't have succeeded without her
Mrs Catherina is obviously the best, i studied her questions and answers just in 5 days and I passed, the materials she provided was exactly the questions I saw on my test day
Wow Mrs Catherina Moore has really made name for herself
nice video
Hi, your video is awesome and thanks for it, I have a question, in which part of the schedule are you watching the video lectures of Pathoma? I'm really confused about it, appreciate if you can answer me. Greetings!
I had watched all of Pathoma prior to dedicated
@@MedSchoolInsiders Thanks! Now I understand. I haven't received your schedule yet, is your page working well? I would like to have it. Greetings
When doing you "pre-dedicated" pass of Pathoma, were you taking notes or just watching as a review?
when did you schedule time to fill in the correct questions and percentages in the timetable ?
Hey! I really enjoy and appreciate your videos. Im starting medschool in July. Do you think the medschool education has a big effect on your step scores? Not everything you learn in medschool is going to be on the step. For example: if your school has systems based vs traditional lectures does it affect in anyway your preparation for the exam?
Keep the awsome videos!!
Can anyone please post the link for excel sheet. I can’t seem to get it from the site.
Do you prefer home study or library?
Do you do notes on your uw?
Can u pls do a prep for the MCAT?
Med School Insiders your MCAT playlist is great, thanks so much!!
Thanks
Can anyone help with the excel sheet download? the link is not showing me a downloadable schedule
Hey Kevin Jubbal, the excel file link isnt working. Can you please upload it again ?
Is the kaplan usmle step 1 kit with the first aid enough for getting 250+ score?
The lecturer notes kaplan
Thank you
The uworld notes, did you make Anki cards of it? I already hv a first aid deck I use but would you recommend making a deck for uworld or it would be flashcard overload?
How do you take notes on uworld? Just the learning objectives or things you didn't know or weren't found in fa? What's your opinion on annotating uworld info onto first aid vs taking uworld notes in a separate notebook?
When do you study for this? The summer before 3rd year?
Did you make your own Anki deck or downloaded one?
Doesn't Uworld have max 40 question blocks?? I'm confused why your schedule and many others online says 46 - am I missing something?
@@MedSchoolInsiders Oh ok thanks :)
Omg I don't know ill survive this
What about anatomy? What sources should I use?