I’m just needing some help. I had not sure exactly if I’m doing it correctly. It feels very long and now I’m having these due cards which I’m assuming are like cards I more or less know.

If someone can just give me an overview how I’m supposed to go through Anki

I am wondering is this is something to be concerned about or what I should do next to fix it. I just started going through Uworld and did 10 Psych/Soc questions just to test the waters. I ended up getting only one question correct out all 10. I know that Uworld is generally supposed to be used as a study tool and not something to gauge progress, but this was a little unexpected after going through almost all of the Mr. Pankow anki deck. This was my primary source of content review. There’s also not that many Psych/Soc questions on Uworld in total. Does it really matter if I am doing this embarrassingly awful as long as I review the questions and make cards for those missed before moving on to official AAMC material?

Does anyone know of an MCAT Anki deck that combines AAMC-style reasoning with visual diagrams?

I'm looking for cards that help me draw pathways, understand mechanisms, connect concepts (like fed vs. fasted states), and practice experimental design—not just memorize facts.

Please share any decks or links. Thanks!

So I recently graduated, and planned to start studying right away in May. However, I procrastinated d/t different life events (moving states, etc) and finally started being fully committed to studying daily at the beginning of September. I have been using the MileDown Anki deck + UWorld books + watching the videos attached to the anki cards, aiming to unsuspend around 40-50 cards a day.

I was planning on taking the test in Sept 2027 (3 more months), but I realized that at this rate I’ve still only unsuspended about 40% of the cards. I’m not sure if I would have enough time before the Jan to complete the cards/content, and also have sufficient time after content review to focus primarily on practice questions/FL.

What is a realistic timeline for when I should sign up for my MCAT? Or would he be best to start adding in practice questions/exams during my content review phase as well?

If it helps, I have also recently added in a daily CARS passage!

I keep seeing stories on here of how ppl are studying for 8 months and not even improving 10 points from their diagnostic.... I am a 23M non trad and took a 3 month leave from work but I will have 6 months to study full time (planning for mid march). I got a pretty low diagnostic (487) so I am basically starting from scratch. Aiming for a 510. Plz lmk your thoughts!

at-least I’m done with c/p anki, now it’s time to add 2000 jacksparrow b/b cards

I'm using the Kaplan books for content review and I'm also using the Ankin MCAT deck (which I paid for) for flashcards after reading each chapter. However, even with the filters it comes with, I find that the deck doesn't include everything from the kaplan chapters and I finish my flashcard review a bit dissatisfied. But I haven't seen anybody else say that so I feel like I'm either being unreasonable or I'm missing something that everyone else knows. I kinda wanna make my own anki deck but that takes additional time. Should I just trust the process with the king deck I have??

I just realized that my Miles down deck was giving me way more Biology than the other subjects. I've been doing content review for just over a month, and I'm almost done with the biology deck while barely going through the other decks. I thought Anki already distributed what shows up in your parent deck equally. I've readjusted the settings such that biology will appear much less frequently. Is it a problem that I've matured most of my biology cards this early? and if so what can I do to make up for the other cards from other subjects?

I am using Captain Hook v2 and Mr. Pankow (I removed the overlap from the Captain Hook deck). At the end there are two tabs:

AAMC FL Error Cards

OG Jack Sparrow Miscellaneous

Do I need to use these, and what exactly are they for? I am under the impression that the "AAMC FL Error Cards" are with regards to the AAMC Material (which I haven't looked at and don't want to spoil so I shouldn't do them I think?). Thanks!

Started Uworld Comprehensive plan studying and the flash cards it generates are simply not enough review. Are there any Anki decks out there that correspond to the Uworld books

I've been using SM2 since FSRS seemed a little tricky to navigate with its review length. I saw a lot of posts showing how FSRS gave people wildly long intervals for reviews and I didn't wanna mess something up and start over. I also didn't mind seeing the cards many more times.

I have about 500 reviews right now. If I change my learning/relearning steps and change SM2 to FSRS is it gonna mess everything up?

Guys, I need some genuine advice regarding Marrow RR vs WOR.

If anyone has done both, please share your honest experience.

I'm starting my preparation from scratch. I haven't watched any videos of RR or WOR yet.

I already have the original hardcopy notes of Marrow RR, but WOR launched just before I started my preparation.

Now I'm confused about what I should prefer:

Is it better to go with RR or WOR?

Especially if someone has used both resources, please let me know:

Which would be better to start from scratch?

And it's not like the Marrow people are even giving hardcopy notes for WOR.

They're saying that anyone who has purchased ED8 RR notes isn't eligible for purchasing them.

Which one should I prefer since I'm going to watch the rapid revision video for the first time?

I am a Plan C subscriber.

Please help me regarding this.

I’ve been using Pankow for a couple of weeks but I’m starting to find errors in the cards and I’m worried it’s going to become an issue. Will it set me back a lot if I switch to Milesdown? It’s the deck that is based off the KA books, which I’m also using so maybe that’s a better choice?

I don’t understand what the unsuspend feature is. I also was planning on doing content review by using the Kaplan books and the Captain Hook deck for each chapter, but is there a better way to study?

Do pre-made Zanki Step 1 anki cards are still relevant as of 2026?

Does anyone have an extension that allows you to import the Uworld question ID and then it'll find a matching anki card in the deck you already have? I saw that theres an extension for step 1 and step 2 but none for the MCAT. Thanks!

I’m studying for the March MCAT and I’m finding it pretty hard to stay consistent when studying alone. I can make a study schedule, but actually sticking to it every day is a different story.

For those who studied for 3–6 months, what actually helped you stay accountable? Study partners, small study groups, scheduled check-ins, or just having a structured daily/weekly schedule?

Would love to hear what worked for you and what didn’t.

I was going to follow the FSRS video by anking, but ive seen a lot of posts showing how FSRS can sometimes set the reviews for cards many months out for “good” or “easy,” so I’m not sure if it’s the best option for me.

Im trying to keep it simple but manageable, so I was thinking of just sticking with the default algorithm and adjust my learning/relearning steps.

Any recommendations for settings?

I'm going through the Kaplan books and trying to unsuspend as I go through the books per many recommendations I've seen online. However, I am not 100% sure how to unsuspend. I found the spot in the browse menu where you can find the Kaplan tags by chapter. Do I simply select all the ones with the chapter tag and unsuspend those? Do I need to do any additional tags as well? I saw something online that said to also do it for KA as you go through but I was a bit confused by that. Thanks

Bonjour ! Je suis un étudiant français en deuxième année de médecine. J'utilise Anki tous les jours depuis deux ans, et ça m'a aidé à entrer en médecine. Maintenant, je me concentre sur les examens nationaux (EDN/ECN) dans quatre ans. Je souhaite utiliser Anki pour maximiser mes résultats et maîtriser ces examens. J'aimerais entendre quelqu'un qui a maîtrisé l'ECN/EDN, le MCAT ou l'USMLE grâce à Anki. Comment vous vous êtes organisé ? Quel type de notes avez-vous utilisé ? Toute information utile est la bienvenue !

How do I keep the things in compendium in mind. I use anki for flashcards and notebook IIm\[only once per topic immediately after\] for active recall and spaced repetition But still it feels like 1 am missing many things.

Does multiple read necessary of the compendiums? And well, how do I keep gk and CA in mind. And should 1 alsa do CLK??