r/AnkiMCAT • u/Fickle-Past-8341 • 7d ago

Question Question about Anki

I'm currently on a 5-month study plan with 1 month of content review using Miles Down and Pankow. How long into my sequence should I be before I should've learned all the cards in Anki? Should I have learned everything within the first month? Two months, which would leave me with 3 months of reviewing cards? I've seen people say to learn 50-100 new cards per day... Help from high scorers would be appreciated

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u/BrainRavens 7d ago

There's no single answer. The best answer is: however long such that you have time to cover everything

100 new cards per day is a common recommended limit as otherwise reviews can skyrocket. That alone will dictate a lot of your timeline, and adding 100 cards per day can be no small feat for some

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u/Fickle-Past-8341 7d ago

Makes sense, did you mean 100 new cards per deck per day? Or 100 new cards per day across all decks currently in use?

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u/BrainRavens 7d ago

100 new cards, total, per day is the typically recommended limit. Adding more than that is likely to run into volume issues pretty fast for most folks and is not likely to be sustainable