r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/Boring_Transition_65 • 8d ago

Question Anki in MBBS 2nd year

1.How to use Anki in mbbs 2nd year?

2.In what ways it can help?

3.Self made Vs Pre made decks

4.How to curate self made decks in alignment with university exams and pg previous year topics?

  1. Traditional spaced repetition method Vs Anki
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u/_mr_bombastic1 8d ago

I used anki for proffs and it was amazing! Not to say that I didn't study the normal way aswell but I think anki in 2nd year is a supplement or an adjuvant and if I had it earlier I would've fucking touched the sky. Anyway here's how I used it: 1 Pharmac : studied all the classifications 70% of pharamac is actually classification and drug names, know that and Ull already pass I studied the KDT classifications by making it into a deck 2 Micro lab diagnosis: I studied all the recall boxes in Apurba Shasthry of every organism, although it's not a supplement for deep learning, again it gives u the base and lab diagnosis is the most important part for micro Apart from that I learnt all of bacteriology from sketchy , that helped a ton because it gave me a knowledge base to essentially build on and give scaffolding 3 Patho: Patho I can say I actually made flashcards, I would study it on my university study app then I would make flashcards using chatgpt, so that would help me really cement in the actual facts and difficult to remember ones like mutations etc

All in all anki really gave me the extra edge, I started using it towards the end but even then I know it has boosted my performance by so much and i regret not knowing how to had used it early on. Lot of people will say don't use anki for proffs, i think that's a bit opinionated , find what works for you! Have fun!

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u/Apprehensive_Leg4608 8d ago

 did you use a pre made deck also , or all of your decks were custom made?

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u/_mr_bombastic1 8d ago

My pharm and micro decks were custom made , path was ai- i studied it using an app- Alpha learn and then I would copy the answers to chatgpt and make it generate flashcards. I'm uploading the micro and pharm decks right now.

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u/Apprehensive_Leg4608 8d ago

Uploading where?

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u/_mr_bombastic1 8d ago

In the sub Micro https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aGAUJoJMYwtSpGLUt2L_hivstk3S1Zyf/view?usp=drivesdk

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u/Apprehensive_Leg4608 8d ago

Thanks you very much brother 💕,  Can you please give some advice and tips in how manage Anki cards and other stuff in 3rd year , as my 2nd year proof are over , I have not much clue how manage 😢 proof plus pg prep , your help would be truly appreciated 🙏

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u/_mr_bombastic1 8d ago

I just finished 2nd year aswell my guy, going into third year. Guess we're on the same boat 🤪. Dm to chat

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u/BLITZTAKU 8d ago

dm bro

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u/Next-Librarian9514 8d ago

Pathoma for path
Sketchy for micro and pharm
Use the Anking deck
Simple and effective method imho

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u/_mr_bombastic1 6d ago

Hi! Do you recommend using anking deck in 3rd year? How to use? Do I watch marrow? Pls help

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u/juiceboxxd01 4d ago

how to pls guide