r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia

geniune question..before exam are people actually going back to full notes or books again or use some quicker way to revise ?....because rereading everything feels impossible at this point 😭😭

Its high time that we gather up the amazing decks that we have and then cross tag it or tag it properly according to subjects and such. Can we do that , or is starting from scratch the way to go and good decks can be integrated along the way.

I'm talking a single card layout ( or multiple for cloze and Image occlusion etc ) , proper sections for btr , marrow etc ( down the line depends on the company if they want to share their materials ) and finally proper tags

It was a hellscape for me in the last week before exam to figure out what is high yield and what isnt. If experienced people are willing to contribute we can atleast start but the thing that will make this happen and keep it updated it is Community participation ( cuz with a back and forth of suggestions for edits be it factual info / better mnemonics / grammer mistakes , we can make it happen )

This post is meant to be like a brain storming sessions , if you have any hurdles you see for this project , put it down and we can try to comeup with solutions

I believe education should be free if not affordable and the way the coaching mafia is monetising flashcards is NOT it.

Un mehta Ahmedabad

Or

Kem mumbai

Or

Sion mumbai

Hi everyone,

I’m Dr. Sidharth Sood from India. I recently completed my DM (super-specialty) training in Addiction Psychiatry from AIIMS Delhi after MD Psychiatry and DNB Psychiatry and MBBS from mamc.

Since most people here are psychiatrists, residents, medical students, or mental health professionals, I thought I’d introduce myself and contribute to discussions related to addiction psychiatry, substance use disorders, behavioural addictions, relapse prevention, dual diagnosis, neuromodulation, and evidence-based treatments.

I’d also be happy to guide anyone interested in:

DM Addiction Psychiatry entrance preparation

Psychiatry residency training in India

Research/presentation work in psychiatry

Career pathways in addiction psychiatry

Addiction psychiatry remains a rapidly evolving field, and I’m looking forward to learning from the community as well as contributing wherever I can.

Happy to interact and discuss.

I used to stay in a shared room with my roommate, im someone who was always used to having my own room and everything, im in a deemed uni for mbbs so like yeah but i got 94 percent in 12th so like yes, and i passed all my internals so far, i CANNOT tell you guys how much i ran around to study, ive explored everything- college library, hostel study hall, a local paid library, hostel stairs, hostel basement, random sofas in the hostel etc…
And i did it, i was dying cause i had to plan getting out of my room with my books without my roommate noticing and study cause i just COULDNT with her in the room.

Ok so now, ive got my own single room finally after begging in the hostel, and even though its my own personal room now, i am not studying shit, i havent studied for more than 3 weeks almost now and i feel so horrible because now i literally have my place.
I dont know what weird situation this is, its not like id wanna move back with my old roommate but overall i feel like shit i think ive gotten too relaxed idk man

Post INICET I understood one thing which is I lack at recalling small points which are just brute facts. I'm not an Anki user but I have an idea about it and have few pre-made Anki decks like I_Anki and haven't been using it consistently.

Now I need to master the volatile stuff in the last 3 months before NEET to minimize recall errors.

What help can I take from Anki to solve this matter of mine which is recall errors!!

TIA

Ps :- I have the conceptual understanding. That's nit the issue. The main issue is recall errors.

Does anybody have deck for RR ed 8 good enough to secure decent rank ? Also i am totally new to anki and have been an average student who legit used to study just to pass except in final year where i did study all main videos except for radio , anesthesia, derma .
~Neetpg 2027 aspirant here

Same as title.

Please tell me if there's a deck dedicated to BTR because I want to master one source first before I do anything else.

TIA

Background - I havent used ANki before, Usmle step1 pass, step 2 -240. Need to score well in Neet but my subjects like surgery, ophthal, psm, anesthesia are weak.

From my reading on this group, I have 2 options of decks I_Anki and Mango medic. If you were starting today

1. What settings would you put in for your anki cards ( I could really use some help here) and

2. For NEET-PG what should be my stratergy?

Hello. I'm new to Anki and AnKing. I recently subscribed to AnKing v12 step deck.

I just found out that the deck contains NBME tagged questions. I don't want to be exposed to those questions till after I'm done with my preperation. At the same time I'm worried that questions might contain important concepts intersecting with other resources and that doing a blanket suspension of all those cards might prevent me from actually learning important stuff.

Is it even advisable to suspend the NBME cards?

If yes, how can one account for the afformentioned problem

Also some cards appear to be suspended by default - what are they?

https://preview.redd.it/qkpcj3mlzq1h1.png?width=1919&format=png&auto=webp&s=48becbcb87ba11fac1bfcd340119375ac99a36f7

Thanks

Need a Ortho Anki deck based on Marrow RR Edition 8, similar to the Neutrophil decks for other subjects.

Since Neutrophil hasn’t made one for Ortho yet, what are people using? Is MangoMedic still worth it or too outdated now?

Please suggest the best current option.

Those who used anki regularly

Can anyone recommend a good resource for renal pathology and AKI for Step 1 — preferably someone with a teaching style similar to Dr. Najeeb? I’ve already tried Pathoma and Boards & Beyond, but they’re just not clicking for me

i wasnt able to do my anki cause i was using another source but now i want to get back but there are around 3k revisions required. Do i first clear the revision or reset my entire decks and do it from
the beginning??

Which ai tool is the best for making cards??

Please share the tips if you have any

Third year is ending soon. I have dabbled in Anki here and there and found it very useful.

I was thinking about using the Anking deck, system wise, for final year, so that pre and paraclinical knowledge can help with medicine, surgery, and such.

I am not taking USMLE. Will this be useful? Or am I better off doing standard final year decks?(why I don't want to do them is because they are too bulky, I don't think converting entire notes into anki decks is a productive endeavour)

Would love to hear some opinions.