USMLE 12 week schedule

+ free resources
@drkaydo
Adjust the timeline based on your needs, considering your starting
point and the time available until your exam:

Weeks 1-2: Foundations

Day 1-3:
Diagnostic test (identify strengths and weaknesses)
Organize study materials
Day 4-14:
Basic Sciences Review (Biochemistry, Genetics, Immunology)

Weeks 3-4: Systems-Based Review

Day 15-21:
Cardiovascular System
Day 22-28:
Respiratory System

Weeks 5-6: Systems-Based Review

Day 29-35:
Gastrointestinal System
Day 36-42:
Renal System

Weeks 7-8: Systems-Based Review

Day 43-49:
Endocrine System
Day 50-56:
Reproductive System
Weeks 9-10: Organ Systems Integration
Day 57-63:
Integrate and review Cardiovascular, Respiratory,
Gastrointestinal, Renal, Endocrine, and Reproductive Systems

Weeks 11-12: Final Review and Practice

Day 64-70:
High-Yield Review (First Aid, USMLE-Rx, UWorld)
Day 71-77:
Full-length practice exams (simulate exam conditions)
Day 78-84:
Fine-tune weak areas, review flashcards, and relax a bit

Exam Day: Stay Calm and Confident

Ensure you get a good night's sleep before the exam.

General Tips:
Active Learning: Use flashcards, practice questions, and active recall
techniques.
Consistency: Stick to your schedule but be flexible to adapt if
needed.
Assessment Exams: Take practice exams regularly to gauge your
progress.
Review Mistakes: Understand why you got questions wrong and
reinforce weak areas.
Breaks: Take breaks to avoid burnout.

Remember that this is a sample plan, and you should tailor it based on
your strengths, weaknesses, and the resources you have. Adjust the
timeline as needed and focus on quality study sessions rather than
quantity. Additionally, stay healthy, get enough sleep, and take care of
your well-being throughout the preparation period.
Khan Academy:
Khan Academy has a collection of videos covering various medical topics,
including those tested in the USMLE.

OnlineMedEd:
OnlineMedEd offers free video lectures and study guides for medical
students preparing for the USMLE.

Medbullets by AMBOSS:
Medbullets is a free resource that provides clinical knowledge and case-
based learning. It's affiliated with AMBOSS.

Amboss Qbank (Free Trial):

AMBOSS offers a free trial of its question bank, which is known for its
clinical case-based questions.

SketchyMedical (Limited Free Content):

SketchyMedical provides visual aids for memorization. While not entirely
free, they offer some free content.

First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 (Online Version):

The online version of First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 is available for free on
their website.

USMLE-Rx Express Videos:

USMLE-Rx offers express videos covering high-yield topics for Step 1. Some
videos are available for free.

Memorang (Free Flashcards):

Memorang provides free flashcards for USMLE preparation, covering various
topics.

DirtyUSMLE YouTube Channel:

DirtyUSMLE offers free video lectures on YouTube, covering important
concepts for the USMLE.

Remember to verify the information and make sure these resources align
with your study plan and the latest updates in USMLE content. Additionally,
some resources may have limited free content or trial periods.
Youtube Channels List

DirtyUSMLE:
DirtyUSMLE YouTube Channel
Offers high-yield, humorous, and memorable video lectures covering
various USMLE topics.

MedCram - Medical Lectures Explained Clearly:

MedCram YouTube Channel
Provides clear and concise medical lectures, including topics relevant
to the USMLE.

Osmosis:
Osmosis YouTube Channel
Offers animated medical videos covering a wide range of topics,
including USMLE-relevant content.

OnlineMedEd:
OnlineMedEd YouTube Channel
Features video lectures and study guides covering various medical
topics, with a focus on the clinical aspects.

Khan Academy Medicine:

Khan Academy Medicine YouTube Channel
Provides educational videos on medical topics, including those tested
in the USMLE.

Rapid Revision - Dr. Kudrath:

Rapid Revision YouTube Channel
Offers rapid review sessions for USMLE Step 1 and Step 2.

DivineMedicine:
DivineMedicine YouTube Channel
Covers USMLE Step 1, Step 2, and clinical medicine topics with video
lectures.

Lecturio Medical Education:

Lecturio Medical Education YouTube Channel
Provides video lectures on a variety of medical subjects, including
those relevant to the USMLE.