How I Remember Everything I Read (& You Can too) | Anuj Pachhel

How I remember everything in MBBS and you can too.

Season 1: The EXAM Saga

Season 2 Exam Saga

Season 3 Exam Saga

00:00 Intro
1:00 Stories
3:17 Sketchy
4:45 Imagination
7:52 Images
10:13 Practical Learning
13:40 Revisions and Discussions
14:45 Generating Interest
15:47 Testing and Learning

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Who Am I?
Hi! Thank you for not just watching my video but also reading the description and this segment too! I am Anuj Pachhel; I'm in my Final-year MBBS at Government Medical College Nagpur, MUHS university. I make videos on the channel about anything that interests me and helps you guys out; I also play the guitar and sing a Lil bit (I mean, who doesn't). Anyway, thank you so much for stopping by; I hope I've earned your subscription and love. ❤️

Keep shining, you star ☀️

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[DrAnujPachhel]

I have medicine exam in 24 hours, wish me luck! (exam saga starts next week)

[sukanyaroyart]

How to remember everything you study:
1. Stories
Form stories that connect with your life and emotions.
2. Imagination
Imagine concepts on a personal level, such as, if
studying about a disease, imagine yourself as the patient with all the symptoms and complications.
3. Images
Whatever you aren't able to imagine, looking at images will help you create a visual connection, increasing retention from 10% upto 65%.
4. Practical learning
We learn and recall better if we actually do/experience the stuff we study about. Attend postings, ask questions, present a case to be a practical learner and apply stuff in real life.
5. Revise and recall
Using Feynman technique and practising accountability is the best way to revise and recall before an exam.
6. Curiosity
This internal motivation to learn called curiosity decreases as we grow up and is replaced by external exam pressure. We study just to score well in the 2-3 hour exam and then we forget everything. Sparking curiosity will help retain a topic much better and also generates interest in studies.
7. Testing
Appearing in as many tests as possible is definitely helpful in assessing your level of preparation in a topic. No matter at what point you are in your preparation, if you've completed a good chunk of your syllabus, appear in grand tests every now and then. Maximise the frequency of testing as the exam approaches.

Can I get a heart....🙂? Plz

[amordeliriaquityoutube]

off topic but he speaks so well his English is so fluent. It was so refreshing to see him explaining everything w a smile!

[Nandinirajulu]

Actually I am 28 yrs and i'm pursuing IAS since 2 yrs, I have issues in being consistent, focused, concentrate, remembering, lack of interest, huge theory and must read many books and current affairs etc, now I found your channel and its definitely amazing tips thanks!!

[Dr_Analise]

I hope every medical student watches your videos especially this one and realises how important every clinic and case and history taking is ...
I remember every patient every case I examined and operated through ug pg and srship... It gives you so much more insight about your work and makes you a better clinician!
History taking and examination in clinical postings is a highly underrated art. Being government college students, we should not miss out on the abundance of patients and cases we get to see.
I wish you a very best for your future and hope you inspire a new and dedicated bunch of medical students across the country!

[pragneshacharya]

I'm a 9th grader student watching you and your great tips help me with my studies too... imagination helped me score 98.9 percentile in 8th grade finals
Thank you so much

[sreethukrishna]

I have been following this Channel for is one of the worthiest things in my life ♥️✨

[SrejanRaikwar]

Ngl I learned those techniques from ninja hattori in 4th grade😂

[abinayaashoken]

You just balanced arts and medicine through your story method 😌kudos bro love from Tamilnadu

[BTS.purple-world.]

I am a neet aspirent🌺..and you are my inspiration sir💜...your each and every vedio helps me alot🌺... thankyou Anuj sir💌💌

[yogeshdhangare]

Despite being a CA Student I watch your mbbs as they are interesting and mind blowing motivations...😊

[saivisalakshmitata]

Hey Anuj!!! I just want to ask you, "How do you handle drowsiness in the afternoons while studying"? Thanks in advance. BTW ALL THE BEST. WE SHALL PREVAIL

[chandramouli]

Caption adhurs really awesome very motivating tq simply love you anuj

[aashraykaushik]

Your journey inspires a lot....As started watching this Channel, perspective changed a lot regarding productivity.
Thank you ✨

[tejagamingzone]

I have been using these techniques without acknowledging it for such a long time, the one i mostly related was imagining yourself in the patient position actually suffered a lot from menstrual cycles, hypothyroidism, anaemia and some other injuries too and whenever topics related to the things i have faced i respond very well ....this actually happened today too our sir was explaining about ECG and i just kept on nodding my head cuz i absolutely understood it and actually get to know more about it because my heart beat rate was actually once monitored by ECG and after the class my frnd asked if i understood it cuz i kept on nodding my head and i said the same

[sanyakaushal]

You re best bro keep going and shine like a star 🌟 I am so proud of u by making these videos u motivate everyone.. love u

[srilakshmipeteti]

great video!! soon you'll reach to million subscribers

[swagataroy]

This was much needed..tysm! And all the best for your upcoming exam ♥️

[Dr.SheldonShelby]

Extremely helpful Anuj…thanks a lot…really required some guidance…am literally slogging in 2ndyr …thank you so much …this gave me a good perspective..

[youngersopinion]

Your 'in' at 14:56 symbolises everything 😁