How I Scored Distinctions in My Preclinical Medicine Exams as a Non-Medical Graduate

I entered medical school after studying a non-medical degree. Anatomy, Physiology and Biochemistry felt like a new language. Daily schedules ran ten hours—six lectures and four practicals with little break. Pass rates dipped below 10% and negative marking turned MCQs into a steeplechase. I used online lectures and extra lab time to master concepts. Dedication earned me a personal cadaver and top results in mocks and finals. My faith and focused study of one resource at a time kept me going. To new Part 1 candidates: commit fully to theory and lab work, and you’ll succeed.

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