Ali Abdaal
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How my friend ranked 1st at Medical School - The Active Recall Framework
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November 26, 2019
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November 26, 2019
1,957,658
92,755
2,870
4.88%
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In this video, we're taking a look at the method that my friend Osaid used to rank 1st at Cambridge University Medical School. He was consistently in the top 3 overall, and ranked 1st in several subjects using this method. It involves taking Active Recall to its logical extreme (the most efficient study technique, backed by decades of evidence).
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1. My main video about active recall (1M+ views)
2. My video about spaced repetition
3. How I ranked 1st at Cambridge University The Essay Memorisation Framework
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