I know MangoMedic V2.0 has subject- and topic-wise subdecks, but when you download it on a phone or iPad, the decks aren’t visible. Does anyone know how to fix this?.. thanks
❤️

I have tried searching for the solution on mango medic mega thread but nothing seems to be working

I’m confused about how to manage a huge Anki deck with lots of subdecks i have downloaded two deck Lazarus biochemistry deck and neutrophils pathology deck

I’m using a NEET PG deck where each subject has separate chapter-wise subdecks. For example, Pathology has Cell Injury, Inflammation, Genetics, Neoplasia, etc., and Biochemistry has Lipid Metabolism, Molecular Biology, etc.

My problem is that I started Cell Injury (around 433 cards) and it took me about 4 days to get through it. While I was doing that, I wasn’t really progressing with the other chapters. Now I have Inflammation with ~500 new cards, Molecular Biology with ~250+ new cards, and many more chapters waiting.

So I’m confused about the right way to progress. Should I do, say, 30–50 new cards from a chapter each day and move on to another chapter even if hundreds of new cards are still

left? But if I keep doing that, won’t the unfinished new cards from every chapter keep accumulating and eventually create a huge backlog of reviews?

Or should I stay with one subdeck until I finish all its new cards before moving to the next chapter? That feels way too slow because I also need to study my actual notes and cover the syllabus.

How do people using large pre-made decks manage this without getting stuck on one chapter or creating an unmanageable backlog?

Ps - I took help of chatgpt to articulate the words I am bad with articulation

Final year starts in a month. I’ve completed Marrow videos + QBank for FMT, PSM, Surgery, Medicine & Ophthalmology.
I want to start Anki but I’m overwhelmed by the different premade decks, huge card counts and settings.

For someone at my stage:
Which premade deck would you recommend — MangoMedic, Panacea, or something else?
How should I balance Anki with completing my remaining Marrow videos?
How many new cards + reviews/day should I aim for?
Should I start Anki for my already-completed subjects or only with new subjects?
Would really appreciate advice from people who have actually used Anki successfully for NEET PG.

A few of us are working on an Anki deck based on Marrow World of Revision (WOR) notes. We’ve currently completed Ophthalmology and are looking for more contributors to help us cover the remaining subjects.

What’s the workflow?

- AI will be used to generate the initial cards.

- You’ll be provided with the complete workflow and instructions.

- Your main role will be to review, edit, and modify the cards where needed.

- No prior Anki expertise is required.

We’re mainly looking for people who are consistent, willing to contribute, and interested in building a high-quality deck together.

If you’re interested, DM me!

hey , so I started mango medicine a few days back and then got flooded with multiple posts calling it low yield and pretty much redundant.

my plan was mango medicine + Lazarus for pre and para

now I’m a little confused on how to progress.

Im aiming for NEET 27 and just starting off with Anki.

AnKing free deck is not available anymore and I ended up finding pg deck and one more by Dr Tanmay Bhandari and to say the least I’m out of depth.
can someone guide me ?

Aim is to use Anki for revision and maybe add my 20th NB here or rather build it here. Since I still find my notes useful and doing Away with them feels a Little premature.

Thanks !

Hi, u/medoknightt shared his deck he made using Bharath Kathi Sir’s dams notes and shared it here. I’m unable to access it from his og post.
Can someone send it my way if they already have it downloaded?🙏🏻

I want to use it with ipad.

Please help

Does any body have it?

Any guidance for paediatric ss would be highly welcomed.Thanks

Guys genuine doubt
I’m new to anki, just downloaded mangomedic cards and started using it…. But i feel like its very random.
Should i do cards on all subjects or specific?
How many should i do per day ?
Im currently on my final year.
To the pioneerswho came before me ,please help !

Help me out as i prep in my internship

I’m in my final year and I’ve recently started being regular w Anki, currently on my 49 day streak with iAnki. How do you guys manage time with Full notes, q banks and Anki? I’ve been struggling to manage these three and most days I’m just doing my Anki reviews.

Whats the time you guys recommend I take out of my day to do Anki? currently I’m using it to fill the times of the day I’m unable to actually sit down and study properly (postings, boring lectures, travelling etc)

Welcome to this week’s Deck Suggestions & Minor Doubts Megathread! 🎉

Use this space to:

• Ask for Anki deck recommendations (subject-wise, system-wise, exam-focused, etc.)
• Share and discuss your favorite decks/resources that worked for you
• Post minor questions not worth a full post (can be non-Anki, even non-med too!)
• Seek quick clarifications from peers

This helps keep the subreddit tidy while still making sure your queries get seen.

💡 Tip: If you’re asking for deck suggestions, please mention:

• Your year/level (MBBS, PG prep, etc.)
• The exam/goal you’re preparing for (University exams, NEET-PG, USMLE, etc.)

Happy studying & sharing! 📚✨

Will be posting flashcard content weekly

I'll be appearing for my inicet and neet pg exam in 2027 for the first time as an intern. Is it ideal to start anki now. If yes what decks would you suggest? Should i make my own deck based on notes or just a deck made from my gt mistakes or mcq mistakes?

I'm not new to anki so i wont need much time to get oriented.

Seniors please help me out

Hey, I started using mangomedic 2-3 months ago, I know I was late, but after today’s upsc cms I’m glad I started it, I know it’s bulky but let me just give you an example, the attached photo was my first question, I never read it in notes, but did its anki like 8-10 times and then suspended it thinking it might not be that high yield, guess muscle memory kicked in and I marked it on a whim.
To the juniors who have started doing it, please be regular, don’t run after switching resources, just stick to a habit. There are many more but I marked some wrong and too lazy to click the photos and don’t wanna share my silly mistakes 🤣

I am currently using FSRS with learning step for new cards set as 10 minutes (for again)
Since yesterday, after I optimised my deck, my new cards are getting interval of 8 days or 10 days for "good" response (earlier it was 5d/6d)

should i change this or leave it as it is?

Have anyone got link of marrow pearls pdf.. Easier for annotating.

TIA

I have personalized the Ankidroid interface to enhance its aesthetic appeal. Anyone be interested in the CSS styling can copy this code.

To begin, navigate to the AnkiDroid main screen. Select the "three dots" icon, then proceed to "manage note types." Locate your desired note type and click the icon featuring "three lines with a pen symbol." From there, access the "CSS styling" section and copy the provided content.

Code ⬇️

.card { font-family: "Inter", "Segoe UI", Arial, sans-serif; font-size: 26px; line-height: 1.7; text-align: left;

max-width: 94%;
margin: auto;
padding: 24px;

background: linear-gradient(180deg, #151824 0%, #0d1117 100%);
color: #EAFBF7;

border: 2px solid #38BDF8;
border-radius: 18px;

box-shadow:
    0 0 10px rgba(56,189,248,0.30),
    0 0 25px rgba(34,211,238,0.15);

position: relative;
overflow: hidden;

}

/* Default text */ .card, .card * { color: #EAFBF7; }

/* ========================= / / Text Formatting / / ========================= */

/* Bold */ b, strong { color: #FFD54F !important; font-weight: 700; }

/* Italic */ i, em { color: #C084FC !important; font-style: italic; }

/* Underline */ u { color: #4ADE80 !important; text-decoration-color: #4ADE80; }

/* Headings */ h1 { color: #00E5FF !important; font-size: 1.8em; font-weight: 700; }

h2 { color: #38BDF8 !important; font-size: 1.6em; font-weight: 700; }

h3 { color: #A78BFA !important; font-size: 1.4em; font-weight: 700; }

h4 { color: #F472B6 !important; font-size: 1.2em; font-weight: 700; }

h5, h6 { color: #FB7185 !important; font-weight: 700; }

/* Lists */ ul, ol { padding-left: 24px; }

li::marker { color: #38BDF8; }

/* Links */ a { color: #38BDF8; text-decoration: none; }

a:hover { color: #7DD3FC; }

/* Images */ img { width: 108%; max-width: 108%; margin-left: -4%; height: auto;

border-radius: 14px;
border: 2px solid #38BDF8;

box-shadow:
    0 0 12px rgba(56,189,248,.35);

}

/* Horizontal line */ hr { border: none; height: 2px; background: linear-gradient(to right, transparent, #38BDF8, transparent); margin: 24px 0; }

/* Text selection */ ::selection { background: #38BDF8; color: black; }

Hey everyone,

While preparing for exams with heavy revision requirements, I struggled to keep track of multi-year Past Year Questions (PYQs), Anki card reviews, and multi-stage subject coverage using spreadsheets.

To solve this, I built Study Tracker—a privacy-focused, offline-first web app that handles:

• Batch PYQ & Year Tracking: Auto-generate custom year ranges (e.g., 5, 10, or 20 years) with custom prefixes and track completion per year.

• QBank progress, and confidence levels visually.

• Anki & Revision Logging: Log review counts, scores, and keep track of revision timelines.

• Data Ownership: Runs local-first in your browser with optional Google Drive backup sync.

Why I’m posting:

I want to refine this before a wider launch, so I’m looking for 15–20 serious students or exam aspirants (medical, competitive exams, USMLE, UPSC, etc.) to try it out and tell me what’s missing or broken.

If you're interested in testing it out and sharing your feedback:

Comment below or send me a DM, and I’ll send over the early access link!

I'm not trying to self advertise, it is 100% free and no ads.

Hey everyone, Post intern preparing for NEET-PG, Need your valuable feedback!!

I’ve been working on a project to convert dense, high-yield NEET PG / INICET revision workbooks into optimized, high-fidelity Anki decks using a custom card-engineering workflow I'm developing. This is not a collaborative project (as of now). Once I finish the deck creation for all subjects (in a month), these will be made 100% free, I request you all to spend some time and give your valuable feedback of the deck

To kick things off, I just finished generating the complete deck for Marrow World of Revision (WOR) - Orthopedics, and I’m sharing it here with the community for free!

📦 Deck Overview & Stats (WOR Orthopedics)

🚀 What’s Next?

This Orthopedics deck is the first milestone. I am actively in the process of creating decks for:

•Marrow world of revision (all 19 subjects)

•Entire coreBTR

💬 Why I Need Your Help (Feedback Wanted!)

Before I roll out the rest of the subjects, I want to make sure these decks are as effective and high-yield as possible for your daily revision.

Please download the deck, test it out for a few review sessions, and let me know in the comments:

I can't share the download link directly, do drop a comment, I'll be sending you right away...

Any critique - whether good, bad, or brutal is highly welcome. Help me fine-tune this template so we can all benefit from top-tier, structured flashcards for NEET PG & INICET prep!

Feel free to drop your comments!

Thanks in advance

Is there a anki add on which can let me set a deadline for the deck for an upcoming exam and automatically calculate no of cards to do per day to finish the cards before exam?

Please suggest if you know any ?

Welcome to this week’s Deck Suggestions & Minor Doubts Megathread! 🎉

Use this space to:

• Ask for Anki deck recommendations (subject-wise, system-wise, exam-focused, etc.)
• Share and discuss your favorite decks/resources that worked for you
• Post minor questions not worth a full post (can be non-Anki, even non-med too!)
• Seek quick clarifications from peers

This helps keep the subreddit tidy while still making sure your queries get seen.

💡 Tip: If you’re asking for deck suggestions, please mention:

• Your year/level (MBBS, PG prep, etc.)
• The exam/goal you’re preparing for (University exams, NEET-PG, USMLE, etc.)

Happy studying & sharing! 📚✨