u/Optimal-Awareness-16

▲ 3 r/Step2

Efficient speed run of UW 2 passes vs 1 pass with 40q/day but indepth review.

Hear me out,

i did step 1 recently and i used to do 40q/day that was humongous task for me at the start. took me over 7 months to go through UW .

now in step 2, imo the learning point is just , why ur brain took the wrong path and what minimum knowledge if u had, would make u choose the correct option,

i currently give my incorrect to gemini and like ask it the trap i fell into , and how to avoid. and what could make other options right.,

BUT

that takes huge time, and i have a tendency to spiral, end up spending a lot of time reading up on just one question. and my daily progress gets very slow

a ytuber uraveragemedstudent has a video about speed running UW like 100 to 160 Q a day. he actual bumped it to 300/day near the end. and be able to do atleast 2 passes of UW. make anki of incorect , and again ur just finding that one piece of information which if u knew you wouldnt miss the question.

I want to get speed on my prep. I spiral a lot and then im only done with 20 qs by evening. anyone who tried multiple passes? 3 to 4 month total for step2 prep? Would like to hear you guys thoughts on this.

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u/Optimal-Awareness-16 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/step1

NBME confusion

hi everyone, my step 1 is in 38 days. im 78% done with my uworld, i only gave NBME 22 so far and i scored 61% .. i want to ask. like ppl write the progression of ther nbme scores.. like should i like try to revise everything and take nbme as a real deal.and only consider the score i get on my first attempt of nbme? like obv by the 2nd time u kinda like know the question stem. what if any planing to take rest of the NBMEs in these 38 days that will give the most benefit and not waste them . and any general advice cuz i saw posts saying ppl failed step 1, im getting anxious like everyone as the exam encroaches.

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u/Optimal-Awareness-16 — 5 months ago