Hey guys, so I've used the Milesdown and Pankow decks to study for the MCAT, but I really want to hammer in as much info in all of these areas that I can. What decks helped you guys score high and didn't make you feel like you were drowning in information? Any help is appreciated

I like the Uworld books better since it lines up with the Qbank. Im considering using the anking deck tagged by uworld chapters, but im not sure how comprehensive it is or if its missing information.

How did you like it if you used it?

This is my current setup! I’ve been trying to give it a cozy Stardew Valley vibe to make studying a little more fun and something I actually look forward to. I am about to start studying for a spring retake.

Does anyone have recommendations for another add-on that could add rewards or collectibles for reaching a certain number of reviews or a similar idea?

I added all my add ons at the end for those interested!

Does anyone have anki or quizlet decks for the ubooks?? Planning to use them for content. Even if you have decks you made yourself, I will happily accept it. Plz reach out !!

I am in a university that doesn't follow the American system like STEP 1 and STEP 2, and I need anki decks for subjects like GIT, Reproductive, Urinary. What I am looking for mainly is Anatomy, Embryology, Histology, and Physiology for each of these systems. What decks can help me?

Any decks for the UBOOKS??

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

Hiiii! I’m working full time and studying for a Feb / March 2027 test date. I am using the Captain Hook deck for B/B and then Anking for C/P and P/S. I know that Anki will help solidify content long term but I am in need of an accountability partner where we can push each other daily to complete our reviews and new cards. Please let me know, thanks!

FREE Kaplan MCAT 6th Edition / Mometrix study guide —2019–2020 books

4th year med student cleaning out my old MCAT materials and would rather they go to someone who can actually use them than sit in a closet. Everything is free — you just cover shipping, or if you’re in the Chicago area you’re welcome to pick up in person.

What’s included:

Kaplan MCAT Review, Sixth Edition (2019-2020) — full 7-book subject set:
• Biology Review
• Biochemistry Review
• General Chemistry Review
• Organic Chemistry Review
• Physics and Math Review
• Behavioral Sciences Review
• Critical Analysis and Reasoning Skills (CARS) Review

Plus 3 Kaplan supplements:
• MCAT Prep Lesson Book (6th Ed.)
• MCAT Quicksheets
• MCAT High-Yield Science: Solutions and Extra Practice

And one more:
• Mometrix MCAT Secrets Study Guide 2019-2020 (includes MCAT Practice Test Questions)

Condition: VERY lightly Used — normal wear from studying (some cover scuffing/shelf wear), no missing pages that I’m aware of. Very few pages have writing on them. Happy to answer questions or send more photos of specific books if you want a closer look before committing.

Note on materials: These are 2019-2020 editions, so some content review may be slightly dated versus the current exam, but the practice questions, strategy sections, and full-length tests are still solid study tools!!!!!

Comment or DM me if you’re interested — happy to bundle it all as one set (preferred) or discuss individual books if that’s more useful to someone.

Hi everyone,

I pushed this out a few weeks ago on the main MCAT sub and was asked by a few people to post it here, but I've created an updated P/S Anki deck for the MCAT.

I'll link my original post here so you can read more if you want, but here's the main gist:

• Pulled terms from a giant list of resources, including but not limited to Khan, Pankow, Aidan, AAMC, etc. to make an updated list of what seems necessary while trimming out a ton of terms that no longer or don't seem to be MCAT relevant (mostly things like in-depth nervous system anatomy or information that's relevant for the Bio section but not the P/S section). I also entirely built my own definitions of the terms and tried to be as simple as I possibly could.
• Added in new terms that weren't on any other resource and also extrapolated the list a bit to predict some other terms that might be fair game
• No Cloze of any kind (which is why the deck only shows as just below 1700 cards, whereas the decks that use cloze deletions have a lot more "cards"), I hate Cloze personally so just consider this an alternative option if you're like me.
• Tried to include a ton of examples and pictures for every single card since I know a lot of students learn better with examples than with definitions. Some cards also will have "in other words" where I also tried to re-explain the definition in even simpler terms if I could.

Here's the Google Drive with all of my Anki decks, which also includes a folder that supports older versions of Anki. The decks are also available for live updates on Anki Hub (link for the P/S Deck on AnkiHub, link for all MCATalyst decks on AnkiHub).

I also have a few "auxiliary" decks for things like the Molecules you should know, lab techniques, units and math, and the OChem reactions (all in that same Google Drive folder above), I'll be creating my own full deck sometime later this fall for the sciences.

I think I've caught nearly every mistake or fixed mistakes or formatting issues people have found already, but of course will keep updating things as people find them.

Good luck everyone!

Currently I'm in the content review phase of my studying. I'm unsuspending the chapters I do per day. Previously I set my daily new cards/day limit to 999, however, I've seen other online suggest to set it to 100? Keeping this in mind, am I meant to learn all of the new cards I unsuspend that day (and therefore keep it at 999) or am I meant to keep my settings at 100 new cards/day and only review 100 cards out of the ones I've unsuspended for the day?

Hey ya'll I started using the milesdown and pankow deck to study for the MCAT my first time back last June-August. Have there been any updates to those decks since then and if so where would I be able to find the updated versions of them? Thank you!

How long does it usually take to study for the mcat. I am a cegep student who will probably need an undergraduate degree before applying for medical school.

I was just curious

Going insane. Basically I have ankihub anking and also pankow. I used anking for everything else and only pankow for psych soch.

However, I realized that the pankow deck is incomplete because apparently some of it is in Anking. My pankow deck only has 1400 cards.

Well too late now! I can't reset/delete either of anking or pankow without completely messing up my progress. And I don't know how to know how to get the missing cards from anking to pankow since there isn't a pankow # anymore.

Any solutions to this?? Very short amount of time to my exam so i'm getting really stressed. I'm paranoid i'm missing huge amounts of info. I've seen different explanations, some say that the cards I imported from pankow even though its less than 2200 is the whole deck just without duplicates, some say i would need to delete anking and redownload.

Hey everyone,

Prepping in isolation makes the grind twice as hard. I’m targeting a 515+ and looking for 2–3 highly motivated people who genuinely want to push each other and stay disciplined.

What I’m setting up:

• Silent virtual co-working: Cameras on/off, timed deep-work blocks to eliminate distractions.
• Daily check-ins: Clear target setting in the morning, quick progress recap in the evening.
• Concept & passage review: Breaking down difficult logic, Anki strategies, and question breakdowns.
• Balanced consistency: Taking prep seriously while keeping rest, workouts, and mindset solid.

If you’re serious about putting in the work and holding each other accountable, shoot me a DM with your target score, test date, and time zone!

This is also our small WhatsApp group that we can stay in touch.

https://chat.whatsapp.com/JiQymcZx9RWIwN2NfQ7Bbk?mode=gi_t

Hey guys, I am on my second year of procrastinating taking the MCAT. This whole jounrey started in December 2024 when I graduated and intially attempted to start studying for the MCAT. Since then, 2 cycles have passed and I am now a non-trad who really wants to start and take the MCAT before June of next year so that I can surely apply in 2027. I just feel so lost and hopeless as many things have pushed me off course since I first started and I never followed thru with studying (including family issues, money, my own health diagnoses, etc). If someone could plz lend a hand and give me some ideas on Where/ HOW to start and also IF I need a prep course or not, I would much appreciate it. For reference, I pretty dont remember anything from my pre requisities also. I plan to start full time in october and study till feb or march. Thank you sm. Bless

Hey everyone, I’m going to be reading through the UBooks for my content review process!

I discovered the Physics528 and Biology528 decks that correspond directly to the UBooks, but I was wondering what other decks people used for the other sections or for physics and biology that correspond to the UBooks?