HOW I RANKED TOP 1% AT MEDICAL SCHOOL - 7 study tips

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Timecodes:
0:00 - Intro
0:50 - Little and Often
2:27 - Question banks are your Bestfriend
4:05 - K.I.S.S and stop taking notes
5:30 - Weak area list
6:25 - Study with friends
7:49 - Don't go too much into detail TOO early
9:56 - Make exercise, socialising and sleep NON-NEGOTIABLES

[hey]

1. Little and often (spaced repetition)
2. Question banks are your best friend
3. Stop taking notes and use the K.I.S.S method
(Question papers, question banks, flashcards)
4. Keep it simple
5. Weak area list
(Note down all the questions you repeatedly get wrong ect)
6. Study with friends
7. Don’t go into too much detail too early on
(Go with the process)
7. Make exercise, socialising and sleeping non negotiable!
Lastly, take what is useful to you.

[santos]

studying with friends is soo helpful. either they will explain it to me in a funny way i'll remember, or i explain to them in my own words, also helping remember

[Saundaryassp]

This is actually THE ULTIMATE GUIDE for studying tips

[clairepianist]

I've watched quite a number of study advice vids at this point, and I appreciate yours the most. I wish more people could talk as straightforwardly as you do.

[benjdoc]

This is genuinely one of the most accurate and effective summary/advice on having a life changing system for learning. THANK YOU!!!

[SE_the_ViewLOG]

Always remember, your patients don’t care if your top 1%, be a compassionate doctor, there is no percentile that can make you connect with another human!
Be humble and don’t get lost in numbers!
Bless you in your journey

[GustavoSantiago-gzjb]

Stupidly simple, stupidly efficient.
With these tips, success is a matter of time and constant effort.
Application is the alchemy that transforms knowledge into gold.

[amorgarlic]

I tried to follow the popular study methods and ended up focusing on devising those methods rather than actually focus on the information. For me, reading it at my own pace and taking the time to understand it by re reading, going back and forth, and finally connecting the dots is what helps me learn, and this takes a longer time than others but it’s what works for me. Rather than trying to cram 273773 study methods into one session, I think I prefer to take it slow and steady, because that’s what drills it into my brain. Along with that, using various resources for review like online quizzes, questions banks or YouTube videos also helps me a lot in reinforcing what I already know. I think it’s better to work on what’s worked FOR YOU in the past vs what everyone else is raving about. I used a lot of study methods incorrectly, perhaps, and it didn’t work out. So now I’m just going to stick with taking it one thing at a time.

[fridasanchez]

I'm a 2nd semester med student, and I was looking for more effective methods to save time in my schedule. I realized that I made the mistake of going deep into material instead of looking at the bigger picture. I'll use your advice well to have an academic CB! Thank you I loved your video!!

[rijakhalid]

Fantastic tips, just the push I needed to put my ego aside and start doing past papers regardless of how often I get the questions wrong. Thank you SO MUCH!!

[szdtihf]

Yours is the best advice on the internet, period. Every medical student should watch this one video.

[janaa]

Luckily I'm watching this before my exams, I still have enough time to make things right, thanks I think this will really help me♡

[geralynpalacol]

I APPRECIATED EVERY WORD OF WHAT YOU SHARED. GOING TO SHARE WITH MY NEPHEWS AND NEICES….AND ANYONE IN GRAD SCHOOL….OR MEDICAL SCHOOL

[rotatorcuffs]

I think the most important thing about learning how to study best, is like you said, "think for yourself". I personally do things to study that others find counterintuitive and don't like, but work really well for me.

[iamrogerpj]

Thanks man, that was totally helpful. I would also like to add meditation every morning / writing reflective thoughts. Since my undergrad I would regularly do it everyday. I am also pursuing my medschool applications rn, hopefully I could start this year.🎉

[davidc]

Glad you are going to boost our nhs. My uncle burnt out in nhs and moved over to NewYork and retrained for orthopedic surgeon. Earning over $600k now. Impossible in UK

[eatcheesekobe]

He fails to mention the last of the S's. It's actually, studies, sports, social, and sleep. You can have all three of the first S's, you just have to sacrifice sleep.

[oliviacampbell]

Loved this video. You were real and your points and concepts made sense 👏🏾 no ranting.

[MitigateOurRuin]

I’m in the top 10% of my med school class. What I’ve found is hard work only gets one so far, I’m simply just not smart enough to move up any higher. There are levels to this. The advice is sold though 👍

[retrieversky]

Thank you so much! I struggled last semester and I'm trying to make sure that doesn't happen again.