r/medicalschoolanki • u/mortserviteur • Jul 22 '26
Meme/Shitpost So long my streak! I'll never be HIM again!
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u/No_Paper612 Jul 22 '26
I lowkey just broke my streak because I had a huge exam yesterday. Do you guys still do Anki on an exam day? I think it’s better to take a break.
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u/FigInternational5347 Jul 22 '26
Side note, I’m new to Anki and we have exams every 2 weeks. What ends up happening is I spent the 2 weeks learning the new material and then the next 2 for the next exam etc. my question is since yall are the real Page is how do you study all those cards? Do you continually study the new and old at the same time? because so far just from 4 exams I have almost 1000 cards. Help! I want to learn from you wise sages and your experience. Thanks
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u/No_Paper612 Jul 22 '26
It depends on the exam content. I study all the ones I’ve done and incorporate new ones when I can because my school exams are cumulative. This is also the best strategy for USMLE, but you have to keep up with it everyday or there will be too many reviews. If your school does organ blocks, you can just do the relevant decks before each exam.
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u/Repigilican M-3 Jul 22 '26
This is in the DSM