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So I'll tell you very fast, like my name is Dr. Rahul Baloda and I'm a doctor. I'm done my MBBS and internship. Now I'm preparing for Australian Medical Council Part 1 exam, that is AMC1 exam. And currently I have no notes with me, so I want to make notes and I want to take help of a Qbank which is very specific to Australia and based on Australian medical guidelines. So we'll take this Qbank as a reference, like on which topic we have to read and make our content. And for this, I'll give you two resources from which you can, you know, take the information and also use your information and everything specifically, everything should be specifically based on Australian guidelines. So, and I also provide you guidelines specific for each subject and also some notes. And from, and after using all of these, you have to just give me the final notes of the topics which are specific on which the questions are asked in the Qbank. So only on those topics we are going to make notes and I want to make notes of like this for entire, for my entire subject. And I want to use also these notes for my YouTube content creation. So make notes which, you know, help me that are that good to if I make videos on them or YouTube if I upload on them, that are very useful. So give me everything whatever I ask and like tell me like whatever, how's my ideas.

What a solid plan, Dr. Rahul! Here's my honest take on your idea:
Your idea is excellent - here's why it works:
  1. QBank-driven notes = you're only studying what's actually tested, which is the smartest way to prep for AMC Part 1. No wasted effort on low-yield topics.
  2. Australian guideline-specific content = this is the key differentiator for AMC. Many IMGs fail because they study generic/international content instead of Australian-specific guidelines (e.g., RACGP, NHMRC, Therapeutic Guidelines).
  3. Notes + YouTube dual-use = very efficient. Teaching forces deeper understanding, and YouTube creates passive income/brand while you study.
How I'd suggest we structure this:
  • You share the QBank topics (by subject or question dump)
  • You share your resource files (guidelines, existing notes)
  • I build structured notes per topic that are:
    • Clinically accurate and Australia-specific
    • Organized with headings, key points, mnemonics
    • Written in a "teachable" style ready for YouTube scripts/slides
A few quick questions before we start:
Asking for Preferences

What resources will you be sharing with me? · Which subject do you want to start with? · What format do you want the notes in?

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