About

Why this site exists

A personal study library, built one subject at a time.

StepWise USMLE started as a set of notes for myself while working through MBBS coursework and USMLE Step 1 prep — condensed lecture material, textbook chapters, and question-bank patterns turned into something I could actually revise from.

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The Process

How a subject makes it onto this site

Lectures & Textbooks
Complete Notes
Revision Notes
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USMLE
Step 1 Focus
What You'll Find Here
FIRST PASS

Complete Notes

Full working notes, built chapter by chapter, with mechanisms and reasoning laid out in detail — where the understanding gets built the first time through a topic.

BEFORE THE EXAM

Revision Notes

Condensed, high-yield pages for the days before an exam — mnemonics and comparison tables you can scan in minutes, not re-read a chapter.

Who's Behind It

The person, the school, and the channel this site is tied to.

Siddharth Sah — MBBS student, Fujian Medical University

I'm preparing for USMLE Step 1 and building my way through the core basic science subjects. StepWise USMLE started as a set of study notes I was building for myself — condensing lecture material, textbook chapters, and question-bank patterns into something I could actually revise from before exams.

Over time those notes turned into something worth sharing. This site is the public version of that library, and the same name and school are listed on the StepWise USMLE YouTube channel for anyone verifying this is the same person and project.

How It's Made

What every page is built to do.

Every page here is self-contained, built to be readable on its own, searchable within the page, and easy to print or save as a PDF. There's no login, no paywall, no tracking beyond what's needed to keep the site running.

This library grows alongside my own study schedule and the StepWise USMLE YouTube channel, where I cover the same material in video form.

A Note on Accuracy

Please read this before treating any page as gospel.

These notes are built from lecture material, standard textbooks, and question-bank patterns — condensed and organized by a student, for students. I try to be careful, but this is study material made while I'm still learning the subject myself, not a peer-reviewed or clinically-vetted reference.

If something looks off, please flag it — I'd rather fix an error than have it sit uncorrected. Treat this as a companion to your primary sources, not a replacement for them.

Get in Touch

Found an error, or want a subject covered?

Found an error, have a suggestion, or want a subject covered? Reach out through the channel's community tab or comments — I read everything.

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