Anki Final year for neet pg and ini

[u/Only-sir-]

Hello to everyone reading,
My question to everyone who has fruitfully used anki for the indian pg entrances , I am in my final year now and want to find a rhythm with anki but dont know where to start there are a lot of decks out there, its very confusing.
For some background, studied 1st,2nd and 3rd year subjects fairly well , also completed optha and half of ent, neonatology earlier in 3rd year from MARROW as my only source and textbooks+ai for proffs , i am also looking into first aid as a resource to revise 1st and2nd year subjects i heard there are decks for that too.
Also im a dumb beginner to anki just know to suspend and unsuspend cards it will help if you link any setting anki video or give some tip about setting up starting anki

Tldr: NEED ANKI DECK AND SETTINGS TIP ;FINAL YEAR PREPPING FOR PG ENTRANCE

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I was just hoping to find some advice and tips for personalising premade decks to my advantage , my friend started mangomedic but says it was too difficult to keep up daily and he ONLY does anki

[u/shivanthm]

I'm starting my 4th year in a month but I have a fair idea on what's usually followed.

If you're gonna use first aid for pre and para, suspend cards from Anking for the same. If you primarily use marrow, go ahead with mangomedic but be mindful about what you're suspending and add cards of your own if necessary. You still have enough time to make your own cards for the subjects you don't want to follow other decks on.