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I know this is may be a very individual-based question, but I would appreciate any help/advice!
I'm an MS2 and I've only started using Anki about two months ago - my goal is to get through most of Zanki (32,281 cards) by mid-April as I prepare for my Step 1 in mid-June. I've seen about 5,000 cards at this point. Doing the math, I would need to add about 1,700 new cards/week (or 240 per day). Is this realistic, and more importantly is it a good use of my time?
For anyone who does support this approach, do you have any recommendations for utilizing Anki's algorithm/settings? I'm still not confident enough in my understanding of Anki's algorithm to know the best settings for me to study every card effectively enough to retain the information from this large of a deck, without having to spend more than 2-3 hours each day using Anki.
I'm an MS2 and I've only started using Anki about two months ago - my goal is to get through most of Zanki (32,281 cards) by mid-April as I prepare for my Step 1 in mid-June. I've seen about 5,000 cards at this point. Doing the math, I would need to add about 1,700 new cards/week (or 240 per day). Is this realistic, and more importantly is it a good use of my time?
For anyone who does support this approach, do you have any recommendations for utilizing Anki's algorithm/settings? I'm still not confident enough in my understanding of Anki's algorithm to know the best settings for me to study every card effectively enough to retain the information from this large of a deck, without having to spend more than 2-3 hours each day using Anki.