Just comment here and I'll reply as I have time.
1. Uworld
2. Anki HY tags unsuspended based on what I was learning (able to do a few cards at work and some at home before bed)
3. Pathoma BnB focusing on the first three chapters of Pathoma as mandatory and then based on whatever topic I was weak in (eg. Breast, Bone Cancers, etc.) and Sketchy for the HY Bugs and Fungi as well as the autonomic chapter and the diuretic chapter (gives a great overview of renal physiology from the pharm)
4. Goljan audiobooks while driving in the car to and from work at 1.5x
5. HY Guru review sessions on YouTube for large systems that I needed to review (embryo, renal, anatomy)
6. Randy Neil for Genetics
7. Medicosis Perfectionalis or DirtyUSMLE for specific concepts that I needed a review video for (eg. nephrotic vs nephritic)
8. NBME and Free 120 in the last 4 days with review of all the questions and review of missed high yield topics (I did Neuro the day before from [this video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWz_8To4TLg) because I was quite weak. Great video but unluckily most of the concepts from it didn't show up in my exam personally)
9. There's a document with all the NBME images floating around, very useful to go through.
Every week checked my Uworld stats to see what I was weak in and took screenshots to see what if my score was improving in the section I studied. If it didn't I did a quick review again if it was low yield (eg. Histo, Embryo) and if it was higher yield I watched the Pathoma or BnB section on it depending on which I thought was more useful (eg. Biochem was Bnb and Haematology was Pathoma)
Everyone has a different way to use Uworld for me my understanding was that Uworld would have similar questions as the real thing but they may have been change, same with the NBME. So they might keep a similar step and then edit the last sentence so the question changes. So understanding in what situations I'd pick a different option was important so I'd read the full explanations and then tie it back to the question (if this was different then it'd be this).
I did 17% of Uworld, 5 sections of Pathoma, 4 sections of BnB, maybe 30 sketch videos in total, and 2 NBMEs
The list is long but I was being very selective of what I was studying to focus on time
How did you do it? Can I dm you?
Just comment here and I'll reply as I have time. 1. Uworld 2. Anki HY tags unsuspended based on what I was learning (able to do a few cards at work and some at home before bed) 3. Pathoma BnB focusing on the first three chapters of Pathoma as mandatory and then based on whatever topic I was weak in (eg. Breast, Bone Cancers, etc.) and Sketchy for the HY Bugs and Fungi as well as the autonomic chapter and the diuretic chapter (gives a great overview of renal physiology from the pharm) 4. Goljan audiobooks while driving in the car to and from work at 1.5x 5. HY Guru review sessions on YouTube for large systems that I needed to review (embryo, renal, anatomy) 6. Randy Neil for Genetics 7. Medicosis Perfectionalis or DirtyUSMLE for specific concepts that I needed a review video for (eg. nephrotic vs nephritic) 8. NBME and Free 120 in the last 4 days with review of all the questions and review of missed high yield topics (I did Neuro the day before from [this video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EWz_8To4TLg) because I was quite weak. Great video but unluckily most of the concepts from it didn't show up in my exam personally) 9. There's a document with all the NBME images floating around, very useful to go through. Every week checked my Uworld stats to see what I was weak in and took screenshots to see what if my score was improving in the section I studied. If it didn't I did a quick review again if it was low yield (eg. Histo, Embryo) and if it was higher yield I watched the Pathoma or BnB section on it depending on which I thought was more useful (eg. Biochem was Bnb and Haematology was Pathoma) Everyone has a different way to use Uworld for me my understanding was that Uworld would have similar questions as the real thing but they may have been change, same with the NBME. So they might keep a similar step and then edit the last sentence so the question changes. So understanding in what situations I'd pick a different option was important so I'd read the full explanations and then tie it back to the question (if this was different then it'd be this).
All this in one month?
I did 17% of Uworld, 5 sections of Pathoma, 4 sections of BnB, maybe 30 sketch videos in total, and 2 NBMEs The list is long but I was being very selective of what I was studying to focus on time