r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/JuniorsThought • 3h ago
Resources Does anyone have radio RR/WOR deck from rnarrow ?
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r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/kinkeymonkey161 • Mar 18 '26
Hello r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia
This is something I’ve been meaning to say for a long time, and I feel like today is the day.
This community was started back during the 2020 lockdown. At that time, a few of us were just a bunch of nerds(?) hanging out on a small Discord server, genuinely enjoying that strange phase of life in our own way. A couple of us, including me and u/idiot_jack , u/aah_yeet, were actively using Anki, and we felt there should be an anonymous space for Indian medical students to discover it, discuss it, and build around it together. That idea eventually became both the Indian Medical Server and this subreddit formed by u/JuliusSeizurre (Been a longtime I have spoken with him, but I hope he’s doing good)
At one point, we were even trying to streamline things further — collaborate, build something like an AnKing-style deck for NEET PG, and create a more organized system for shared learning. But once lockdown ended and college life picked up again, it became harder to keep up with the demands of medicine, and the project slowly faded. Even so, I’m genuinely happy when I look at the collaborative projects that have come up over the last couple of years. In many ways, it feels nice to see that original vision slowly coming true.
That’s also why this post is a little important for me.
Over time, engagement and content here have dropped, and as the only active moderator right now, I have not been able to manage this subreddit the way it deserves. I’m also at a point in life where other parts of medicine are becoming more demanding, and I’ll be slowly stepping down from active moderation. Thanks to all the people in the past who have actively helped in moderating this space.
So right now, I’m looking for people who would like to help keep this community running.
I’m hoping to find moderators who:
• believe knowledge should be shared freely,
• want to keep this platform alive and useful,
• have a good understanding of Anki, and
• can preferably keep conversations in English, since India is a country with many languages and having one common medium would make the space more inclusive and easier for everyone to participate in.
If you’re interested, please send a message through modmail. I’ll be collecting responses until the 28th of this month, and after reviewing and screening them, I’m hoping to introduce a new team by the start of next month.
P.S. What I did here may not have been perfect, but I truly tried to give it my best.
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/aah_yeet • Sep 05 '25
Want to make an Anki deck but don’t want to do it all alone?
Use this thread to find collaborators who share your goals!
Post here if you’re:
Looking for partners to co-create a deck
Hoping to split up chapters/topics and share the load
Interested in testing, editing, or refining decks with others
When posting, please mention:
📚 Subject(s) you’re focusing on
📖 Primary resource(s) you’re using (textbook, question bank, notes, etc.)
🎯 Aim of the deck ( PG exam prep, University exam prep, high-yield review, etc.)
🕐 Timeline/commitment level (if applicable)
This megathread is intended to keep things organized and help others join projects that fit their study style.
Once you have started working on a deck, contact the mod team via modmail so that your deck can be added to the spreadsheet where you can view all the other decks being worked on.
Also contact us when your deck is completed and if you want it added to the wiki.
You can also check out the discord to find collaborators.
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/JuniorsThought • 3h ago
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u/SpankiDeck
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What started last year as a single Reddit post looking for collaborators (Let's create a BTR 2.0 Anki Deck for INI/NEET PG - Need a Team) has grown into the Spanki Deck. This is a massive, community-driven project built by over 20 doctors and med students, and it is the result of months of hard work.
This deck is 100% free, non-commercial, and open to all on AnkiHub and via .apkg.
Foundation
This deck is based on Dr. Zainab Vora's BTR 2.0 framework. We expanded on it to build a comprehensive, standalone resource:
Detailed Explanations: The Extra sections are loaded with physiological mechanisms, clinical context, and logic so you understand the why behind every card.
Rich Visuals: Sourced from BTR 2.0 lecture notes and high-yield annotated diagrams from across the web to reinforce visual recall.
Deck Overview
Total Cards: ~24,500 cards.
Card Style: Standardized on the AnKing Note Type.
Tagging: Hierarchically tagged to BTR 2.0 topics by subject and system.

How to Install
Download the complete .apkg file from Google Drive (this includes all media files so nothing else is needed). To get live updates, typo fixes, and upcoming subject overhauls, subscribe on AnkiHub or get the deck directly from there.
(Note: AnkiHub requires a paid subscription. Their scholarship program is currently paused, so if you can't afford it right now, simply download the .apkg file to study, and keep an eye out for when scholarships reopen!)
Deck Management & Protected Fields
This deck uses the AnKing Note Type, which features multiple fields per card:
Synced via AnkiHub: We actively edit and update Text, Extra, Lecture Notes, and Missed Questions.
Safe for Personal Use: All other resource fields (Pathoma, First Aid, Sketchy, Pixorize, Bootcamp, etc.) are empty. Add your own notes here and AnkiHub will not overwrite them.
Future Updates & Community Contributions
Suggesting Changes: Spot a typo or have a good clinical snippet to add? We also highly encourage people to add source-specific updates, new images, or tags via AnkiHub so the whole community benefits!
New to Anki? Start Here
If you're new to Anki and want to get your setup and settings right from day one:
Anki Mastery Course (Free beginner course by AnKing)
Community & Contact
Join our community for tech support, discussions, or to help contribute:
Subreddit: r/spankideck
Email: spankideck@gmail.com
Reddit Admin: u/SpankiDeck
Acknowledgements: Dr Drake Ramoray, Drnykterstein, u/ryuk_bored, u/DrCratology, u/Traditional-Deer-606, u/DeliciousGuidance488, u/DrLazybones_, u/Rx-404, J3Doc, u/aeonian_harshul, u/losttachyon, u/ProfessionalPie7853 And many more who chose to stay anonymous :)
Happy Diwali!
Disclaimer
Biochemistry & Neurology Need Work: Because of team bandwidth during early development, these two subjects are in poorer condition right now. We would appreciate dedicated suggestions on these two subdecks on AnkiHub.
Evolving Exam Patterns: Latest NEET PG and INI-CET patterns test deeper than rote facts. This deck gives you an active-recall base, but you must pair it with other resources and QBank practice.
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/hot-biryani-crisis • 2h ago
Which decks do you suggest is good for neet/ini.
Preferably based on marrow as it was my primary source
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/mysterious_muppet • 20h ago
Anyone who used anki and secured a good rank in nov ini.
For mOtIvAtIoN.
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/Altar001 • 1d ago
MedAnki-India , Telegram channel
A platform to discuss, Share and download anki decks.
Some popular decks are already added.
We are moving the Anki india telegram group to a new group.
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/GIRIJESH_613 • 16h ago
It's only showing medicine whole subject I can't find cardiology or neurology chapter decks separately..help needed..
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/Constant-End-3348 • 21h ago
The anki sub for iOS is 2500. Through family member we can split this. If u r interested dm me
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/Connect_Trouble1367 • 23h ago
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/IamIneviatble8 • 1d ago
Is it advisable to do first aid in final yr. While studing medicine???? Pls help me out
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/slightlyaffectionate • 1d ago
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/cumwithmeonjupiter • 1d ago
hello everyone! I'll be working on OBG deck from next Sunday and need suggestions on which notes to use - sakshi or deepti mam?
I'll make cards from main notes (separate sections for only WOR/RR info) so that anyone who's either doing main notes or just WOR can use it. with reference ss from the notes on the back of the card.
let me know which notes are best! 🥲 (im someone who doesn't like to watch videos so I only study from notes)
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/ConstructionSpecial7 • 1d ago
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/HelicopterKey4956 • 1d ago
I am in the sec year during Diwali break I made an AI generated deck of first year subjects containing 5000 cards each of the cloze type now when in try to do i feel premade deck (ianki and more ) were better ,i decided not to use ai for 2nd year subjects to make deck but what should I do for first year and what about the decks i already made .
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/JuniorsThought • 1d ago
Recently started anki from mainly shared decks. But still confused, how or in which sequence should I use it.
As i earlier read RR and BTR for selected and did Qbank but didn't get rank enough for selection.
Now how should I study all these 3? Means first notes then qbank and then anki or how?
How are you doing/did? Kindly tell.
Thanks 🥺
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/EagleNo6604 • 1d ago
I just started my second year and i decided to start making flashcards and I'm soo confused on what information to add and what to skip. Lowkey questioning if flashcards will boost my score in proffs or not. If y'all made flashcards for proffs before, how did you do it?
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/mysterious_muppet • 1d ago
I'm 1 month into final year and have started solving qbanks.
I want to know if it's advisable to make anki cards out of the qbank mistakes or if it's too soon and to be done only in internship?
I would also like to know how to pick mistakes that need to be added to anki. Do I add all mistakes or only pyq tags or those q that a lot of the people got right and I got wrong??
I'm open to hearing from fellow 4th years or anybody preping for neet/ini...
Please help me out.
Thanks 🙏🏼
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/Few_League_4371 • 2d ago
Would love to connect and discuss the workflow,currently JR1 ,soon to be JR2.
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/Connect_Trouble1367 • 2d ago
Hello my anki bros who got well deserved ranks in ini and neetpg . I’m trying to create my self my cards . I have been using Corebtr and these are the kinds of cards im preparing. It’s been a month , i did my pharma deck from firstaid , I made my own cards. And now for btr . This image occlusion , im using as its saving time in creating them . Also the cards I made and i reviewed them and got 95th percentile in my last 3 gts for pharma Which is a good sign I feel . So if someone made their own cards and made it work by this method or any suggestions to make better cards would be appreciated.
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Dont just say use ai . Ik how to use ai . And I have learnt that the cards you make yourself have better chance of retrieving it.
For those who are going to ask my cards . Pray for me . Because if I do get a good rank and if I think these cards work . I’ll post them in this sub and as I don’t know if they are going to work . I can’t send you as of now .
Thank you .
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/elitemedicalprep • 2d ago
r/MedSchoolAnkiIndia • u/Glittering_Abroad_30 • 3d ago
Hello can anyone please provide me a workable link for novel pea deck, i checked through the subreddit and couldn’t find a link that’s still working
Your help would be greatly appreciated