Actually, this method is only recommended for people who have studied from a US med school. They only use FA and question banks and score well. But again it depends on your amount of "starting" knowledge, I suggest to get a an idea about the exam, do a practice test from usmle.org. See how the material is tested, and how much you need to perpare for the exam. There is no way you can answer the behavioral science questions unless you are a US med school student.
You have three months which is enough to study for this exam.So I suggest you get kaplan books supplement from other resources like FA, Golijan, HY etc, and then do questions to see how you need to apply this knowledge and then later on how well you understand the concepts.This test is about understanding and bridging concepts, not spewing memorized facts. Plus these questions are rarely repeated.
There are a lot of veterans on this forum who can share more information than I.
Good luck.
You have three months which is enough to study for this exam.So I suggest you get kaplan books supplement from other resources like FA, Golijan, HY etc, and then do questions to see how you need to apply this knowledge and then later on how well you understand the concepts.This test is about understanding and bridging concepts, not spewing memorized facts. Plus these questions are rarely repeated.
There are a lot of veterans on this forum who can share more information than I.
Good luck.
