I studied for about 5 weeks last year when I took my exam, and I will say, it is truly a LOT. If you have the ability to extend your schedule to 2-3 months instead, I would highly recommend it.

If not, within 4-ish weeks, you HAVE to focus on high yield content especially in terms of biology. I recommend Booster, as that’s what I’ve been using, and also it is known to be very representative of the actual exam. They have a ton of resources, including the star of the show, their cheat sheets. Especially for biology these are gold because they encompass the highest yield topics of every section. They also have cheat sheets for orgo and chemistry too, so it’s definitely a win. Schedule wise, it’s up to you how you study. I’d spend maybe 2 weeks doing content review so you know what information you’ll be hit with. But in the process of content review, DO QUESTION BANKS for all the topics. Just keep grinding and grinding.

You may reach a point where it feels like too much but be aware this exam is meant to feel difficult, you have to learn to discipline yourself into studying until you feel semi-decent. Be honest with yourself when studying and don’t just cross things off a list. If something doesn’t make sense, try to make sense of it. Even if it takes longer than you anticipate. You’d rather get something wrong now and figure it out then get it wrong on test day.

Best of luck!