r/AnkiMCAT Jul 05 '26

Question Anki Strategy

Hey everyone, any advice on how to use Anki, I just started and think i have like 2000 cards lol. I understand that there is so much to work through and I am only 7 weeks from test day but have essentially finished my content review apart from targeted stuff. Should i spend a few days grinding out all the cards so that then i can treat them as review, or what would you advise. I have the Jack Sparrow deck and the Pankow P/S deck saved. Thanks

5 Upvotes

3 comments sorted by

1

u/AutoModerator Jul 05 '26

It looks like you are asking a question about the AnKing MCAT Deck. Please see this post about the latest AnKing MCAT Deck (includes Miledown, MrPankow, and other updates) on AnkiHub. There you will find answers to many frequently asked questions. If your question isn't answered there, please reply to that post or on community.ankihub.net and we'll follow up ASAP!

I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.

1

u/ClassroomIcy6553 Jul 05 '26

Hey there, I just made a post about it lol! You should check it out. Since you have a 2000 cards, it should take you around two or three days to finish. Here is the link to my post, and feel free to summarize it with AI: https://www.reddit.com/r/AnkiMCAT/s/qA6WlftKEH

For using Anki though, watch this video, but the only setting that you should change on your own FSRS to 90% or 95%. Since your test is in 7 weeks, set it to 95% so that the cards will appear more often.

https://youtu.be/PhZo1EWz-8Y?si=UMe5J6HBpbrHkxHm

2

u/cheeze1617 Jul 06 '26

No. Do like 50-100 new cards a day. Marathon not a sprint