What are the best  study methods in medical school?
Medical School: As a doctor or premed student, what was/is your best study habit?
What is the most important study habit you've developed? Which majors did people take and recommend as a pre-med student? What should be a daily schedule of a medical student? How many hours do medical students study daily? What is the most important habit a student must have in their studies? What are some effective study and exam-testing habits or tricks that you would recommend? How was your journey from high school to becoming a doctor? Has a student’s life ever been ruined by attending medical school? How do you usually study? What was your medical residency like? What are the pros and cons of a self study? What should I self-study? What are the must-read books for a medical student? As a doctor yourself, what advice would you give to a student just starting med school in India? What are some common habits people tend to have when studying? I am a first year medical student. How do I start studying? I mean should I make my own notes or directly learn from the text book? What should be the schedule of a non-medical student? What the most studied profession? I love Maths and Chemistry, which medical course should I take? How was your experience at an Indian Medical college? What age do you think is too late to start medical school, based off of your own experiences? What is your story of becoming a doctor? Do medical students enjoy their life? What are some tips for self study? What's it like to study medicine at the University of Oxford? Do doctors get nostalgic about medical school the same way people get nostalgic about college? What did you enjoy most in your undergraduate academic experience? * What is it like to study medicine at Oxford? How difficult is it to get into medical school? What is the probability of getting into another medical school if you have failed your first year in Medical School?