What is the best way to study human anatomy in 1st year MBBS?

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Read day to day topics covered. Understand and read, donot memorise. Practice diagram. Have a overview of next day's dissection parts. Check with diagrams from prescribed books. Its fun to learn if u like Anatomy
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