how I passed PLAB 1 in 3 months (2023/2024)

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how I passed PLAB 1 now UKMLA in 3 months august 2023-
I passed scoring 146/180
exam centre was in kolkata, india
1. Main source- PLABABLE qbank and flash cards, mock exams
3. Only source is plabable, no peeking, no looking at anything else.
4. It has 3,000 something questions, and I went through all of them once completely, and then half of it based on my weakpoints.
6. Study wherever and however you want
7. All I did was start with 50 questions a day with at least 1 day off per week.
From the topic that you are scared of the most
8. Naturally you’ll get questions wrong, your job is to figure out why you got it wrong, and if its something you feel you’ll forget, thats your cue to make a flash card on it.
9. And make flashcards minimally and carefully about what is being asked and what has to be inside your brain. I built up a decent stack of 150-200 cards. I took 0 notes separately, its only cards and solving questions.
10. Once you’ve collected enough cards, Take a walk, whip out the cards , ask yourself the question, answer it completely before flipping it over. its active learning. and you get exercise.
11. Mocks- where do you get em? Plabable sells all of their mocks for about 25 pound each.
12. 1 mock at first month, 1 mock at second month, 3rd at 3rd month, one every week, one week before exam, 3 days before exam.
13. Free 1700’s, khalid’s mock, passtest, medrevisions, samson’s are all other materials which I did not personally use because I was satisfied with plabable’s approach.
14. Traveled to kolkata 4 days before my exam, studied at a busy starbucks everyday did my last mock sitting there.
15. And exactly a month later, during the induction day at the hospital I joined, I received my email saying Id passed, and could book my plab 2 immediately, and so I did for march 2024.

[@ragheb1442]

Thanks for sharing

[@zoebshaikh3086]

Asalamu alaikum akhi.
that was the best review on plab 1 experience on whole of youtube. truely emphasising on knowing our weak points,
i m from mumbai taking plab 1 in this month may 24.

[@sarthaksingh4966]

how it went?

[@cloreal_]

Hi thanks for the video! I was wondering if you could give the weightage of each subject to be covered? For example, if cardiology questions are more in number than epidemiology questions, something like that. I have limited time to prepare so was hoping to strategically cover the topics. Thank you!

[@Sarakasarah]

Hey! 1st year mbbs student. Wanted to know don't we have to like revise notes or something and then do questions? Or directly solve the questions? How can one directly solve the questions without revising notes? And what the best notes for plab?

[@wafadawood9690]

Thank you for your informations and advise you make it easy when you said stuck with the plabable i was confused which source i need to stuck with .
May you tell us how you prepared your OET exam or ILETS?
Kind regards

[@DR.MOONLIFE]

How much time need to complete plabalable qbank

[@rida-1694]

Hi! And what about plab keys?

[@ridaallauddinsanadi9534]

When you are mentioning mocks, did u do only plabable mocks or big mocks as well?

[@sunfaaan3940]

Is plabable the only material that you used for reference? Is it like to have only the repeated questions? Or it’s like the plan 1 paper comes from only that 3000 questions or it’s just the kind of reference? Please clarify that.

[@MaazKhan-jc4zy]

Seat kitna time pehlay book ki ??
Seats easily mil jati ha pakistan main ??

[@judithchiky5635]

Please how can I get plabable