Biggest mistake you made before exams?
studying only 1 day back and just focussing to pass instead of working on over all concept
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Panicking and due to that forgetting already studied topics, so being calm before the exam can help us retain important terms and key words for the exam
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What would you do differently if you could go back, timeline-wise or method-wise?
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Yea panicking makes you forget everything. Did you use any techniques to call yourself down in such scenarios?
i would prepare at least 1 month before and will divide the topics and then wont study much 1 day before.will take the break and relax last day after studyng whole month
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Focusing too much on one topic.
Few questions were asked on the topic I studied and I was not able to answer other questions due to my insufficient knowledge.
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Over-focusing on one topic can create a false sense of preparedness. 
While depth is important, medicine demands both breadth and integration of knowledge. 
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Panicking ,More than studying I would compare myself with my friends and get apprehensive that they completed many chapters and I didn’t.
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My biggest mistake was definitely the all-nighter. I thought cramming more facts was better, but I just ended up with ‘brain fog’ during the actual paper. From biochemical side, brain literally needs sleep to ‘save’ what we learned, now I prioritize a solid 6 hours over that last-minute panic!
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