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How I got a 262 on USMLE Step 1! Applies to Step 2! Applies to any EXAM! YOU NEED TO LIVE YOUR LIFE!

This is just my advice. You should always consult your school for help with study tips as needed.
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  • @KhaledAbdelghanyMD
    @KhaledAbdelghanyMD2 ай бұрын

    Comment your thoughts below!

  • @karim6628
    @karim66282 ай бұрын

    what if my memory is trash and I need to a visoespacial cue where it was on the page to remember it and how it connects to everything else

  • @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    2 ай бұрын

    Questions provide that and the que on the test is usually text.

  • @doctorposting
    @doctorpostingАй бұрын

    i feel like i needed to see this, i’ve also been trying to do more questions a day and review explanations quickly by grabbing the main points in my mind and not notetake every little thing. it’s a hard habit to break but like you said i feel it’s necessary. did you do anything different the last couple weeks leading up to step2?

  • @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    Ай бұрын

    I'll make a step 2 video soon. When are you taking it

  • @barbaraonifade5278
    @barbaraonifade5278Ай бұрын

    Hi, thank you for the solid advice! Could you advise on how to review incorrect questions and understand the concepts without having to watch any videos or reread notes on that particular topic again, especially since the QBank is random?

  • @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    Ай бұрын

    @@barbaraonifade5278 my strategy is to try to understand as much as possible from the explanation by re reading to the question, answers, and explanation until I milked it for all the knowledge it offered. If I still didn't understand then I would look it up on my own. However, I now advice to just move on and try to understand that concept when it comes up again. You can look something up for an hour only to find a perfect explanation in a later question explanation.

  • @Gabriel-yc1kx
    @Gabriel-yc1kx2 ай бұрын

    dude this is just what I needed, thanks. Is there a way to do all these questions for free?

  • @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    2 ай бұрын

    I don't know of any way to do them for free.

  • @CAIPYc

    @CAIPYc

    Ай бұрын

    There are some free pdfs with UWorld questions printscreens!

  • @kaewk.7437
    @kaewk.7437Ай бұрын

    Congrats! Do you do uworld or any qbank twice? Or just once is enough

  • @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    Ай бұрын

    One time each qbank. Start with one or two low quality q banks then progress to Uworld, Amboss, and Truelearn. No repeat questions. No repeat q banks.

  • @vidhiwadhwani841
    @vidhiwadhwani8412 ай бұрын

    I get that doing more Qs is imp but what about starting from scratch? What happens when you just don't know what the question is testing you on? I feel like even after doing Qs I still have to go back and watch a couple of videos or at least write the HY summary somewhere in a notebook even if its a single line concept that I took away from that Q.

  • @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    @KhaledAbdelghanyMD

    2 ай бұрын

    You feel that way because you haven't done enough questions yet.

  • @vidhiwadhwani841

    @vidhiwadhwani841

    Ай бұрын

    @@KhaledAbdelghanyMD Well that's a good enough reply. Definitely gonna give my all to questions now. Thank you so much!

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