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Don’t rush into the next attempt. Take your time to really understand your mistakes in the first one. 2 months ago by

Focus on weak spots, use different resources, and practice, practice, practice. 2 months ago by

Yeah, a fair amount. Be sure you're solid on cardiology and endocrinology especially. 2 months ago by

Felt the same tbh, just make sure you’re familiar with the US clinical guidelines. 2 months ago by

Practice timing during review sessions and always have a plan before you start each case. 2 months ago by

Know your formulas well and practice applying them. UWorld has good examples. 2 months ago by

Hey, it happens. Review where you went wrong, take a little break, then hit it again. You've got this! 3 months ago by

Lots of docs have been there. Take time to reflect and regroup. Focus on weak areas and don’t lose hope. 3 months ago by

Sleep well, and don't underestimate the length of the test day. Keep snacks handy! 3 months ago by

Hydrate well, skip heavy breakfast, keep light snacks. Stress will eat your energy up. 3 months ago by

Break after every other block to save time and keep the momentum. 3 months ago by

I took a short break every block, just to stretch and keep my focus. Worked well for me. 3 months ago by

Chill, review high-yield topics lightly, and get a good night's sleep. 3 months ago by

Try to relax and set everything you’ll need for the test day ready, so no last-minute rush. 3 months ago by

Totally! It's a marathon, not a sprint. Just gotta pace yourself and keep going. 3 months ago by

Pretty close, but actual exams might feel a bit different due to the pressure. 3 months ago by

Decently reflective, but I found the real thing slightly harder. 3 months ago by

Not essential, but it can ease your mind knowing where everything is ahead of time. 3 months ago by

If it makes you feel more comfortable, why not? Helps some people reduce anxiety. 3 months ago by

Find a steady rhythm between work and study. Consistency is key. 3 months ago by

It’s tough but doable. Utilize weekends and evenings effectively. 3 months ago by

Revise your weakest areas and do a quick review of everything else. Oh, and relax the day before. 3 months ago by

Just practice with the UWorld cases, dude. It's pretty much all you need. 3 months ago by

I tried MTB and some OnlineMedEd vids. Not bad for a review. 4 months ago by

Archer videos are actually great for CCS and overall review! Check 'em out. 3 months ago by

Check out some forums. They often have shared Google sheets for various timelines. 3 months ago by

Breathing exercises and positive affirmations help a lot! 3 months ago by