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I set up the AnKing overhaul, and plan to do it along with classes. My class starts biochem + all the basic medical sciences jazz for about 4 weeks, and was wondering how to set up Anki so that I can finish the Zanki Biochem deck by 4 weeks when my class ends.

for people that use the Anking overhaul (lolnotacop decks plus zanki pharm and zanki step decks), how did you set up the cards so you can finish them before dedicated time rolls around?

 

[hungrydoc710]

Not sure if this helps, but this is what I'm doing as a newly minted OMS2...

Ran thru sketchy micro and sketchy pharm vids with annotated PDF over my 3 wk summer
Running thru Pepper Micro and Pepper Pharm deck this block.

Apparently Zanki's is pretty bad, so it's hard to sift thru relatable cards for classes.

I'll be using Lightyear and Duke's Pathoma.

 

[ilfdinar]

I set up the AnKing overhaul, and plan to do it along with classes. My class starts biochem + all the basic medical sciences jazz for about 4 weeks, and was wondering how to set up Anki so that I can finish the Zanki Biochem deck by 4 weeks when my class ends.

for people that use the Anking overhaul (lolnotacop decks plus zanki pharm and zanki step decks), how did you set up the cards so you can finish them before dedicated time rolls around?

Well it depends on whether your school uses in house exams or not. PhD lectures often times are known for testing on obscure facts.
I would ask upperclassman if you could borrow their class decks and I would supplement them with a small deck like lightyear. If you are planning on using Zanki or broceph I would work and finish a week early and then briefly look at and cram the minute class materials

 

[BorntobeDO?]

Zanki is bad now? People in my class loved it. Bros is tried and true but old. Lightyear was too new for me to comment, but I like the idea of a boards and beyond based set, so its at least a solid proof of concept.

As a 4th year, I am now of the opinion that questions should be number 1 tho. Between Comquest and Uworld, kaplan, and USMLE Rx there are plenty to do.