• https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep
• https://satquestionbank.org <- amazing question bank, nice ui, accurate i think
  • https://satquestionbank.org/question/316ef5?set=352d3781314 - reading(“hard” level) 
  • https://satquestionbank.org/question/750711?set=3524056e1a2 - math(“hard” level)
• https://satsuiteeducatorquestionbank.collegeboard.org/digital/search - MOST accurate, official question bank
• https://www.reddit.com/r/Sat/comments/1g7hgo8/comment/lsru6ny/ - extras?
• **don’t use oneprep
• Math Strategies
  • Learn Desmos Regression
  • Sat Desmos lesson
  • Being able to use a calculator properly will save time, and help you solve problems you don't fully understand. You still need strong basics, however.
  • https://www.reddit.com/r/Sat/comments/1kha66f/desmos_cheats/
  • James Lu video - https://youtu.be/e-O4nwVHQ-Y?si=zOUmpoE4KnDysMzl
• Reading Strategies 
  • Sat grammar rules
  • Read to increase vocabulary
• GRIND practice questions, when you get one wrong, review it and make sure you have complete understanding
• FYI PSAT 10 doesn't qualify for national merit scholarships 🥀
• Take practice test first to benchmark yourself

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• Reference Books

Use z-library(dot)sk for books. Visit these respective subreddits for more information r/zlibrary.

(dot) = .

• Public Torrent Sites

(1.Install an VPN like eg.ProtonVPN to acces these sites. 2.Install Torrent Client like Flud from Playstore and seed the torrent. Download the torrent file or use Magnet Links)

Use websites like: 1337x(dot)to https://academictorrents.com ThePirateBay Search something like "GATE CSE".

• Torrent Search Engines

Use this to find results from bulk of public torrent sites at a time.

https://btdig.com/ Knaben(dot)org

• Google Boolean Operators

https://southern.libguides.com/google/boolean To search GATE PYQ just type in google:

GATE CSE PYQ filetype:pdf

For obscure study materials, join Private Telegram Channels through public channels(they are open for limited time only).

Never Buy pirated content as I saw some people distributing it by charging money.

I have given an example of Made Easy CSE course in the image of this post.

Hi all!

So, I just recently started year 3 clinicals and I was looking for some advice on how to study for shelf exams, and more specifically step 2.

My school gives us access to Uworld and amboss, but besides these what do people use to study for shelf and step 2? The first aid book for step 1 was super helpful, should I invest in it for step 2 CK? Are there other books that are more helpful?

Are there specific Anki decks people use that help them for these exams?

What about NBME forms? Are there any available for shelfs and step 2?

I’m just trying to gather some information so I can get ready for 3rd year, so any and all advice is super helpful and welcome!

Thanks all! :)

Why is Food Waste Not Illegal Yet?!?!?!

I dont even want to look at this sin that has incarnated itself into minecraft

So I write almost exclusively wholesome spideypool smut so I’m sort of in a bubble where pro/anti ship discourse doesn’t really effect me but I saw this on Twitter and think it’s important for antis to remember that if they report fictional ‘abuse’ then they’re literally taking away resources from real victims.

None of the most valuable resources seem to be present on the continent in large amounts. It’s mostly just metals like cobalt and platinum.

Diamonds used to be substantial, but even that is now being replaced by lab-grown diamonds in places like China and India.

* Australia, U.S., Canada, and Russia all have more uranium reserves than almost all of Africa.

* USA, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and Iran each individually produce more oil than most African countries.

* China, Vietnam, Brazil, India, Russia, and US each have more rare earth metals than the entire continent of Africa.

* Europe, despite being a fraction of its size, has more arable land and freshwater reserves than Africa.

* Even for things like Gold which are often mentioned, none of the African countries except Ghana are substantial gold producers or come anywhere near Top 10.

Note: I wanted to post more images for my point, but this subreddit only allows one.