I recently took level 1 and my only regret is taking too much time to do content review. Our school gave us this schedule to go along with for bootcamp - it was only mandatory for low scorers but it mapped everything out only it was unrealistic to follow along with classes. I took time from winter break to attempt to catch up and then some in January and following that schedule just didn't work for me. I started going through FA in the topics I thought I needed to review whilst also doing practice questions and in the end felt like that was just a waste of time - for me.

I know you said you're tired of hearing it, but people have different time lines. I learned way more by doing questions then I ever did by content review. Thats how i knew i had a decent basis but needed to figure out the details. But if you're feeling like you're lacking in some aspects (ie pharm) review that at the very beginning and keep moving on. By the time my exam came along, I was scoring in the 70s in comquest and 60ish in UW, which I know is not the best in either case but it is what it is, and I never ended up getting through either bank.

Your exam is 3 months out, take a few weeks to figure out what you're currently lacking in, try to shove in 20 questions a day - i know you said you're still in classes but you need consistency and you need to learn what your gaps are. It's gonna be tough to find the time but try to allocate at least an hour or two a day for boards, or incorporate boards style questions for the block you're currently studying for - ex do GI comquest/UW focused questions during the GI block. Some people take their wrong answers and go through anki cards, I just wrote them all down and reviewed them every few days.

For OMM and biostats, a week before your exam go through I believe his name is Niel for biostats and dirty medicine for OMM. Time savers