MDCAT Repeaters Success Stories|Top Mdcat Mistakes|Study Routine as a repeater@saltpkofficial

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Hello everyone, welcome to my channel! In today’s video, I’m going to take you through my personal journey as an MDCAT repeater and how I ultimately secured admission to Rawalpindi Medical University. This journey was not easy, but through persistence, resilience, and strategic preparation, I was able to overcome the obstacles and achieve my dream of becoming a medical student. Whether you're a fellow repeater or someone who's about to take the MDCAT for the first time, I hope my story provides you with valuable insights, strategies, and motivation to push forward in your own journey.
To give you some context, let me start by sharing a little about my background. I initially appeared for the MDCAT with high hopes, just like many of you. However, I faced unexpected challenges that led to my scores falling short of the cutoff for admission. It was a heartbreaking experience, and I felt lost, unsure of what went wrong. After some reflection and consultation with mentors, I decided to give it another shot.
Repeating the MDCAT wasn't an easy decision. The fear of failure, societal pressure, and self-doubt were constant companions. I questioned my capabilities and wondered if I was cut out for a career in medicine. But deep down, I knew this was my passion, and I wasn't ready to give up just yet. In this section of the video, I’ll share how I dealt with these negative emotions, how I stayed motivated, and the role my support system played in keeping me on track.
One of the key things I did as a repeater was to critically analyze my previous performance. I identified the areas where I went wrong-whether it was time management, conceptual clarity, or handling exam pressure. I realized that simply studying harder wasn’t the solution; I needed to study smarter. In this part of the video, I’ll discuss the specific changes I made to my study routine, including how I structured my revision, the resources I used, and the mock tests that helped me gauge my progress.
Time management was a crucial part of my preparation. I had to balance my study schedule with rest and leisure to avoid burnout. I’ll walk you through how I created an effective timetable that allowed me to cover the entire syllabus while also giving me time to relax and recharge. This balance was key in helping me stay consistent and focused throughout the preparation period.
Choosing the right study material can make or break your preparation. I experimented with various books, online resources, and coaching materials before finding the ones that suited my learning style the best. I’ll share a detailed review of the study materials that I found most helpful, including textbooks, online courses, and practice papers. I’ll also give you tips on how to choose the best resources for your own preparation.
The pressure of repeating an exam like MDCAT can be immense. I’ll discuss how I managed stress through mindfulness, physical activity, and maintaining a positive mindset. These techniques were instrumental in helping me stay mentally strong and focused on my goals.
The day of the exam can be nerve-wracking, but with the right preparation, it’s possible to go in with confidence. I’ll recount my experience on the day of the exam, from the moment I woke up to the moment I submitted my paper. I’ll share some last-minute tips and advice on how to approach the exam with a clear mind and a positive attitude.
Waiting for the results was probably the most anxious part of the journey. In this segment, I’ll talk about how I dealt with the anticipation and what my reaction was when I finally saw that I had made it into Rawalpindi Medical University. I’ll also discuss the importance of staying patient and hopeful during this period.
In conclusion, I want to say that while the journey to becoming a medical student was challenging, it was also incredibly rewarding. The lessons I learned as a repeater have not only prepared me for medical school but have also made me a stronger, more resilient person. If you’re on a similar path, remember that persistence, self-belief, and a smart strategy are your best allies. Don’t give up on your dreams-keep pushing forward, and you will get there.
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@ZOHA2101 2 ай бұрын

jazakallah 4r ur guidence

@saltpkofficial 2 ай бұрын

Stay blessed

@ZOHA2101 2 ай бұрын

really helpful

@saltpkofficial 2 ай бұрын

Glad it helped

@drmuhammadabidkhan7268 2 күн бұрын

Fcps kr ke hm khwar horahy hyn. Bachon pe rhm kary. Entry test pass krna koi success nhe. 10 12 sal zalil hony k leye eligibility hy. Agr apke walidain k pas paisa buht hy aur khidmat krna chahte hy to thek wrna aur b buht se feilds hyn.

@umarqammar 2 ай бұрын

I am a new viewer at your channel. I am also a Third time repeater. 2021 2022 and then 2024 ma dena chata attempt. I am also the student of DPT ( Physical Therapy) same case Mishal Apii ka mja v dil ni kr ra DPT ma

@saltpkofficial 2 ай бұрын

Give your best this time and leave the rest to THE BEST of The Planners