Sorry about that, tried to fix for future videos

Thank you, glad to help!

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Yes would be happy to! Email me at [email protected] with the specific problem and we can get started from there

@@NAPA5119 no I did not I started practice tests throughout to test my knowledge

@@Cheetos.aregood like $40

I dont think they are, but i have one ferrari one left for sale i can ship but will cost a little bit

They were in the shop last year and they are at least available online now. Just received Costco online’s promo email featuring them.

Yes they are! If you have any personal questions about the exam feel free to reach out at [email protected]

Hello, thank you for asking. First off congrats on finishing step 1! Secondly I would say no you don’t have content insufficiencies, I’d say u have a very strong base from where you can build clinical next steps for step 2. Like if you start studying now you will be doing great on basics of step 2 and building up in right direction. May I ask what your plan for studying is?

Thank you so much! Tbh I've been trying different things. What I'm thinking now is read BnB slides and watch just the management or any tricky part with extra focus - I'm debating incorporating FA 11th edition or clinical algorithms to read/review with a study partner in the evenings (books haven't arrived yet but I'm wondering if they would be a good use). Current vague plan is: First -> 3-5 days on BnB+ Dr. HY/DIP in the evenings with workout + Amboss 40 Qs with quick review on content days Then -> 3-5 days to do 40 Q/day with UW subject specific - full day to spend with review - evenings can do mehlman pdfs with a study partner for 1 hr per day This sounds very vague but lol I’m tryna figure it out. I also wonder if doing a 3 hour review of pathoma for that system would help prior to doing questions. THis sounds like too much resources however.

Overall - I’d like to do atleast 1.5 passes of UW (try for 2 ). 1 pass of amboss. NBMEs atleast once, but newest 3-> 2-3 passes. Important CMS forms 2x minimum, and weak ones more maybe. That would amount to: 1. UW -> 6,000 to 8,000 Qs 2. Amboss -> 3,400 Qs 3. CMS forms -> 8x4 = 32x50 -> 1600 Qs (2 passes = 3200) 4. NBMEs Form 9 through 15 -> 7 x 200 -> 1400 Qs (2 passes = 2800) 5. UWSA 2 at minimum -> 160 Qs Total -> 15,560 Qs + Dr HY + couple useful mehlman PDFs + BnB slides/videos wherever needed + DIP imp podcasts over and over. I have 6 months of full time to study for this as an IMG, but that feels short for all this so I’ll def have to let go of some things as I move forward. Would love to hear your thoughts!

@@usmlestudy-w4v Hello, thank you for sending me your plans all laid out. I would say probably skip out on pathoma videos for review. Doing B and B plus questions plus mostly DIP id say over Dr. HY unless specific topics that HY covers that you DIP doesnt. This probably can cut the amount of resources you use. You have a good idea of doing UW 1.5 times over if possible twice would be even better. Amboss is great addition too especially its 200questions that show up on every exam section which is a must to do. 6 months is plenty of time, trust you can do really well on this! I do think you need a daily schedule though, like figuring out how much of every resource to do everyday. It would help a lot bringing some direction. If you need help with making that I can help and we can talk about more details if you have more questions. Email me at [email protected] and we can go from there. Hope to help!

@@kgoswami14 Thank you for your insights!!! Really appreciate it!! Will reach out.

Yes it is, its still very good!

You totally can! We can talk it out if you’d like! DM me on IG at the.doctor.journey

Thank you! Yes ofc can you DM me on Instagram at the.doctor.journey

We do build muscle and look really good, and there's no excuse for not being able to as a south asian. But the normal build of south Asian vs caucasian is traditionally less muscle and more fat. Ofc it can be outworked and fixed.

@@kgoswami14 my point was that we adapt Terribly to being sedentary and having low protein diets BUT once we start lifting weights and eating healthier we build muscle no differently than white people

Janki can definitely help from beginning! And for amboss it’s the 200 concepts that show up every step 2, it’s in the study plans section

@@kgoswami14 thanks for your quick response.

@@skyrainbow-d6cno problem, u can email me [email protected] if you have any questions

Hello, let’s talk message me at 209-800-5209 and I can help you there!

Sorry ill keep that in mind, should've lowered the volume more

Perfect! if you want we have a free group session trial for step 1: forms.gle/KLGCYJJXq7VL5sM16

yes this is the stuff!

Yes! this is the move!

Sorry for delayed respose. But u should be ok, ur scores were passing except uwsa 3 which is naturally hard. I would say calm urself destress and go in with a fresh mind, u already know u can do super well! Goodluck tomorrow 🫡

@@gokuha8676 really howd you do it?

@@kgoswami14 missed questions and what is YOUR weakness

@@gokuha8676 Oh yes, that is a good strategy i did this on the side for small amount of cards

@@kgoswami14 I don't like anking too many cards and too many repeats. When you make it, you learn best. My deck was 5000 cards more than enough to score average on COMLEX

@@arazikberkane316 hello I would only advise FA2 if absolutely needed, why don’t u message me at [email protected] or IG kgoswami14 and we can talk in depth

@@Abhishkhycrgu sorry thank you for letting me know: www.reddit.com/r/medicalschoolanki/comments/10c5cfn/need_original_lolnotacop_deck_with_subdecks/

thank you!

@@usmlestudy-w4v I’m glad it came out at the perfect time! I believe you can hang them up or put them in your locker if you bring it in and don’t wear it, I agree wearing it will cause excessive time checks but it is cold in there often, I just wore a light jacket with two pockets and it wasn’t too bad for time checks

Hello! Yes I didn’t on purpose because it is not necessary anymore if you cover those 5 things well, it’s a really good additional resource to help understand a topic if you don’t get it. Goodluck on your upcoming test! If you have any personal questions email me [email protected] or visit thedoctorjourney.com

Yes i really think so especially if you have bad memory like me, it helps keep knowledge in your brain

Thank you, hope it helps!

use this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZoDWhGt-n5WUd7s&pp=ygUUZXRoaWMgZGlydHkgbWVkaWNpbmU%3D

I'm going to be honest, I'm not sure about that. if you end up trying do let me know if it works.

I did like 4 IM ones, and like 2-3 of surg, OB, and peds. I did not do EM or neuro.

Did you do it as spaced repetition? If yes, how many new cards a day were you doing?

@@kcarter8115 Yes I did, I was doing 100 new cards a day

no problem! yes I did first pass before seriously doing NBME, but u dont have to if you can afford it time wise then yes do it, otherwise do it as your schedule permits. If you need help with any of that email me or visit thedoctorjourney.com and I'm more than willing to help.

@@kgoswami14 Ok perfect!, Thank youu🤗

I would say the divine intervention list of these: kzbin.info?event=video_description&redir_token=QUFFLUhqa0IxT0Q3WkE5M1cxSlc2SHhMNXE2a3pSR0VSZ3xBQ3Jtc0tuSEZUZVdXWVpKRFJXWWJwbS1jY3UtUVpjZFVDN3NlM2RDTEhIOGVIWVdYUTF3T0pYMjZFeTZ4OGd0dUg0NWdJdnA3anRsUVZjMk1TZjdJNWRYSngwd2sxcUJVcDZjd2dfVkRzdERUdjBUZ1hSQkxicw&q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.reddit.com%2Fr%2FStep2%2Fcomments%2F11idsim%2Fmust_listen_divine_intervention_podcasts_all%2F&v=DmVvH3U87Cc

And start doing nbme only questions like CMS forms to get style of test down

@@kgoswami14 thank you ☺️

@@kgoswami14 which/how many cms forms did you do? necessary to do EM?

I did not watch B&B or OME, i did just uworld, janki anki, nbme exams, and some amboss to learn and refine my weak contents. I watched random youtube videos on topics i couldnt understand that Divine intervention didnt cover. Ya the exams take a while to review lol, it took me 8 hours of almost constant work on them too finish, try to speed up on answers u are very certain on and spend time on the tricky questions.