which deserves more attention? FA or this or that

[UniqueDoc]

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So I have 11 days before the exam.
I'm doing my second round of Uworld. Will probably be done 2/3 of it by the time my exam comes, at the rate I'm going. I want to finish it all!!

I do 100 a day but REALLY read the explanations so it takes 2-2.5 hrs to do one set of 48 questions and review the answers.

I've been through first aid once. Now I'm reviewing it a second time.

My question is....what should I give more importance to? Finishing Uworld or reading FA several times? 11 days is a very short time.

What do you all suggest?

 

[kryptik]

keep doing the 100uw questions and read FA after for a couple more days, the last 4 or 5 days you can go over all of FA one more time so everything is fresh right before the exam


or since this is your second time doing uw, why not do the ones you got wrong first and if u have some little time do the others?

 

[WellWornLad]

I'd give more "importance" to FA, but agree with kryptik - just redo the questions you got wrong before. If you don't think you can get through even those, limit yourself to sections you're weakest/most concerned about. I didn't even make it once through UW, but I did finish the categories I was most concerned over and ended up doing fine.

 

[Cataract]

So I have 11 days before the exam.
I'm doing my second round of Uworld. Will probably be done 2/3 of it by the time my exam comes, at the rate I'm going. I want to finish it all!!

I do 100 a day but REALLY read the explanations so it takes 2-2.5 hrs to do one set of 48 questions and review the answers.

I've been through first aid once. Now I'm reviewing it a second time.

My question is....what should I give more importance to? Finishing Uworld or reading FA several times? 11 days is a very short time.

What do you all suggest?

Do both, but stop reviewing explanations so much. You're so close to the exam you should be able to fly though questions and remember them, especially since it's your second run.