How I consistently get 100% in medical school exams.. ACTIVE RECALL

After being an average student for so long, I learnt and implemented this ONE method which transformed my grades.

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- I am currently in my final year of medical school
- I did a BSc in Biomedical Sciences and I finished with a 1st class with Honours
- I got B (Biology) B (Chemistry) and a C (Maths) at Level
- I got 8As, 2A*s and 1B at GCSE

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[redak]

Girl thank you so much! I tried this method and got 98% on my biochem exam!!! Bruh 🤯

[rlt]

I am a law student and I have been doing active-recall for 4 years now and my grades improved tremendously (top of my class for two years straight), so it really does work in any field. But I study throughout the year, I read the class first and then try to recall everything without the notes and then repeat it the next day, two days later and a week later etc.

[De-Zay]

They say third times a charm, am officially a nurse 🎉🎉 for all my repeat test takers don't give up and don't be discouraged.

[aylintejeda]

I’ve seen hundreds of videos about active recall and space repetition and honestly, this is the first time I really understand what does terms mean and how to apply them into my actual learning process. THANK YOUUUU!!

[nikhilsankar]

First year med student here. Stumbled across this method because i was struggling in med school. I moved from an F to a B in anatomy. Thank you.

[purposedriven]

As someone who is just starting college and has no one to really look up to for college techniques, to teach me how to study and be effective; I appreciate this. I want to be the first to graduate in my family.

[meimei]

The only channel that actually explains in a systematic manner on HOW to do active recall. Thank you doc🌸

[missnurseeri]

I did something similar in Nursing School and was top 5 in my graduating class. Omg! I didn't even really know the science behind the method. I need to show this to my kids!

[ned]

Apps for med school
Margin notes 3 + Anki
Notion.
Your welcome.

[OnEarthasitisinHeaven]

I am back to testify that I passed my exam!!I failed the exam twice in a row but by the grace of God i passed it.Thank you uploading this video. This strategy really worked

[nunashasuvila]

I watched this video in 2021 when I was struggling with my schoolwork (in college). I had to come back to make this comment. For anyone who isn't sure about this method, trust me. It works. My grades improved COMPLETELY, and now I'm a graduate, thanks to active recall, and Nellah😁😁 Thank you girl!

[AskTheRadTech]

I did this for my programme and didn't even know that this was a thing. My grades improved so much when I implemented this.

[adannew]

I'm a 46 years old woman, and i will be studing to become a Doctor.Your very inspirational to anyone regardless of their age.I believe it's never too late to study.I've just subscribed to your channel.Thanks.👍🏼😘

[adisasifuna]

Me crying cause I'm just finding this method out on my final semester of law school ): But I'm definitely using this from now on

[markcobler]

I'm going to start practicing active learning immediately. I say "practicing" because obviously this isn't easy, and it'll take practice to even come close to doing it right. But it certainly seems worth the while. Thanks for introducing it to me!

[mazvitatekere]

Seeing the comments with so much improvements from everyone lm glad l saw this before my first year in med school in July 2024 my premed was hectic l was using my high school study habits
Thank you so much you have gained a subscriber ❤❤

[mattpeterman]

1st year med student here, Quick tip for everyone. When you make a google sheet for this, you can make a 1st column on the left for "Status" and make it a drop down menu through "Data Validation". I made mine "1, 2, or 3" and they correspond with Red, Yellow, Green. You can then sort by the question status so maybe you only want to see yellow and red questions and not green, it makes your experience much neater. You can also do conditional formatting to make say the question and answer rows be the color you choose, so it'll actually highlight for you when you select "1" or "2" for example. Good luck all! We can do it!

[mkdempisi]

I saw you on lecturio advert and I was happy that somoene from South Africa is on lecturio, only learning now that you are not, I still love you anyway. This is a brilliant video

[rebeccahicks]

Yes ma’am!! I didn’t understand this before but learned it first semester of nursing and helped me get my best grades

[nasraabdi]

I was so scared coz i have my end of 1st year med exams in like 3 weeks and i have never been so grateful that i saw this. Thank you