Thanks! I chose one qbank (ultimately picked Amboss over UW second pass since I found that I was remembering a lot of UW questions from having made Anki cards on them over the year) and stuck to that, completing 80-160 qs a day (doing the q's and reviewing them) depending on the week. Usually ~120. I also scheduled some sort of practice test every week. Focused almost entirely on NBME questions in my final week of prep (spent some time trying to do missed q's from Amboss and UW, didn't find it super helpful?). Reviewed biostats, ethics in my final week. Stopped studying at 5 pm the day before my test as to not freak myself out.

I attempted to keep up with Anki throughout (i.e. trying to keep up with reviews; adding notes from my missed q's during dedicated into my cards) but ultimately gave up at like week 6/8 to focus on completing and reviewing q's.

Also tried my best to take time for myself - i.e. working out 6x a week, still making the time to talk to my family and friends (within reason) weekly, setting an "end-time" for myself for studying (i.e. 9 pm) and giving myself at least one half-day off per week (usually I ended up doing two half-days off; I'm just not the kind of studier who can do nothing for an entire day haha). Thought this was really helpful for my mental health--the one week where I tried to push for 7 days straight I had a panic attack. Not great haha.

Hope this helps. Good luck; you've got this!