Hey friends,
I am a silent follower of this forum (and a big time fan of this forum)!!!
Today morning I got my score for step 1 which (fortunately) is 246/99.... I found this forum to be very helpful and I am here to help fellow step 1 students.... Please let me know if anybody has any kind of query related to step 1....
In general, as a guideline for preparation, I would like to remind you guys a nice adage which holds true for step 1 preparation:
"If I have to spend 10 hours chopping down the trees, I would rather spend 6 hours sharpening my Axe."
Sharpening of Axe is related to find out the proper resources and method to prepare for step 1, while chopping down trees relates to actual preparation for step 1.
The reason for addressing this is to prevent aimless wandering over low yield review books at the beginning of step 1 preparation, which happened in my case. I would suggest to spend some time in forums/blogs to find out good high yield resources before beginning actual preparation. After finding suitable high yield review books, make sure to get thorough with these books. This should be coupled with good practice of questions, and you are all set for step 1. As simple as that, believe me.
Good luck guys....
Its time to party for me right now, will get back to you as soon as possible...
I am a silent follower of this forum (and a big time fan of this forum)!!!
Today morning I got my score for step 1 which (fortunately) is 246/99.... I found this forum to be very helpful and I am here to help fellow step 1 students.... Please let me know if anybody has any kind of query related to step 1....
In general, as a guideline for preparation, I would like to remind you guys a nice adage which holds true for step 1 preparation:
"If I have to spend 10 hours chopping down the trees, I would rather spend 6 hours sharpening my Axe."
Sharpening of Axe is related to find out the proper resources and method to prepare for step 1, while chopping down trees relates to actual preparation for step 1.
The reason for addressing this is to prevent aimless wandering over low yield review books at the beginning of step 1 preparation, which happened in my case. I would suggest to spend some time in forums/blogs to find out good high yield resources before beginning actual preparation. After finding suitable high yield review books, make sure to get thorough with these books. This should be coupled with good practice of questions, and you are all set for step 1. As simple as that, believe me.
Good luck guys....
Its time to party for me right now, will get back to you as soon as possible...