How I Passed USMLE Step 1

Medical students have different methods of passing USMLE Step 1 and COMLEX Level 1. As my study strategy for these two exams relied on a multifaceted approach, I wanted to share my experience with both exams and give an honest perspective on how my preparation went. Subscribe and leave a like if you're new!

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Take a look at the resources that I used (these are not amazon affiliated links):

[docpratham]

No need for the background music. We need to hear clear voice

[prokastinatore]

The music in the background is nice but it sucks here because this issue is important.

[eldarovnaz]

Thanks for the video!
Congratulations.
Could you please lower the background music next time

[siddiq]

Can you please provide us with the document u made from dirty medicine

[sadiasalsabil]

Can you please tell what’s the most effective way to make such notes like you? I’m a beginner and an old school, so I prefer writing and concising things…how should I do it?

[pr]

Can i go for qbank instead of uworld??

[AdilKhan-ijtx]

First time reading first aid with USMLE Rx question band is a good option after this 2nd pass of first aid with u world is fine or not

[blackandgrey]

sir i am in first year right now so do I start preparing from this time ?please tell.

[UmamaFatima-oi]

Did u do the whole of pathoma four times or just chapters 1-3

[aeriash]

Hi
Can you please explain how you did everything in prededicated within just 3 weeks how much time did you spend on 1 subject and do you forget stuff easily and you did everything 4 times how is that possible in 3 weeks pre dedicated

[godsmagic]

How about reading actual medical textbooks like Robbins and Guyton & Hall for pathology and Physiology respectively? You people are just passing the exam by Memorizing the guidebooks and on the shoulder of Behavioral. That's why medical science is still there where it was 1000 years ago. When are you going to read and learn from the textbook and encourage to read the Books? That's why they say, medical students have no depth of knowledge. Go read the textbooks first then memorize the guidebooks.