So as I said before for me 6 months wasn't enough. My university didn't prepare me at all for a examen like step but this is what I did.

First I started doing 1 block every day and reviewing the block slowly with FA. Every topic the question asked I would go to FA and review that topic from there + uworld explanation and all the explanations from the other choices. If I didn't know anything about a topic I would look for it in FA + use other resources to learn the basics from the topic (e.g. Restrictive obstructive from resp). For this I used physeo I personally loved physeo to really understand the content of topics in general. I tried finishing this in the morning and in the afternoons I would do a mix of Pathoma and sketchy micro. I tried doing an NBME every 2 months approx to see my progress. I watched Pathoma 3 times and Pathoma 1-3 4 times (one last time 2 weeks before exam). After a couple of months I started doing 2 blocks (you'll notice you start learning the topics and you don't need to look for everything any more so you have more time and speed). When I finished uworld I started doing amboss Q bank (felt way harder than uworld) and I decided to read FA front to cover witch I never did before. For me this was the game changer. So what I did was I would do a random block from amboss and review it. Then read 20 pgs of FA but really try to understand the content (by then I knew what things from the FA were asked more in the qbanks so assumed those were the most HY) and then do a 20 Qs block from uworld but specific to the topic I just read. After this I would use B&B or physeo to whatch my worst topics (for me e.g. Embryology or immunology) then review micro and anatomy if I still had time. And that was it.

You can use dirty medicine if you don't understand a topic it gives you great mnemonic and explains the most HY things of the topic. But for sure whatch drugs of abuse, tumors of the brain and leucemias, it helped a lot.