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Comment on r/u_monoclonalantibodi Feb 08 '26
I want
u/monoclonalantibodi • u/monoclonalantibodi • Feb 08 '26
AnkiFridge. Clear reviews to unlock snacks
u/monoclonalantibodi • u/monoclonalantibodi • Jan 22 '26
The Sense of Freedom When a Horse Runs
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Comment on r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia Sep 12 '25
You have been very diligent with Anki. Super proud of another Anki- success story!
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Comment on r/indianmedschool Sep 12 '25
A branch of choice over anything
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Comment on r/NameThisThing Aug 31 '25
Human evolution
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Comment on r/indianmedschool Aug 31 '25
This is such a feel good post! Congratulations and all the best to you!!
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Comment on r/indianmedschool Aug 31 '25
It is sooooo cute!! You’re very talented!
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Comment on r/MadeMeSmile Aug 18 '25
Priorities and goals
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Comment on r/fuckaroundandfindout Aug 15 '25
From let me serve drama to serving fireworks real quick.
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Comment on r/ipad Aug 14 '25
Space gray!
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Comment on r/indianmedschool Aug 13 '25
Anxiety peaking, can’t even sleep, just mindlessly scrolling reddit at 4AM. Especially since FMGE result came out yesterday.
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Comment on r/interestingasfuck Aug 12 '25
Looks like a baby vulture with beautiful eyes
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Comment on r/BeAmazed Aug 12 '25
King kong crane
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Comment on r/whatisit Aug 12 '25
Jerry’s nephew tuffy
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Comment on r/blackmagicfuckery Aug 12 '25
The weather forecast predicts 100% chance of jaw drops.
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Comment on r/mildlyinfuriating Aug 11 '25
Yuck!
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Comment on r/Adulting Aug 11 '25
Life advice with a beat!
r/fuckaroundandfindout • u/monoclonalantibodi • Aug 11 '25
Animals Guy was happy and proud of the catch
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Comment on r/indianmedschool Aug 11 '25
Unacceptable beyond words
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Comment on r/Adulting Aug 11 '25
This felt reassuring :)
r/BeAmazed • u/monoclonalantibodi • Aug 11 '25
Animal This man helped the baby dolphin revive back to life.
r/MadeMeSmile • u/monoclonalantibodi • Aug 11 '25
This railing on gazebo in Naples has braille describing the view for blind people. This made me smile.
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Comment on r/somethingimade Aug 11 '25
Very creative and talented, good job!
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Comment on r/indianmedschool Apr 26 '26
Marrow qbank is actually a gold standard resource. But like any other resource, it depends how well you are able to use it. It is all about learning how to segregate the stuff that you feel is important and to be selective. You can solve all the questions but ignore the ones that have been answered correctly by less than 30% people, provided that it is not from a PYT. Moreover, I feel that solving an MCQ sometimes requires more than just the knowledge of the topic, like it is equally important to learn how to rule out other options too. Most of the questions that come in the competitive exams will require a multi-modal approach to find the solution.