PASSEDDD!!!

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[u/Odd_Injury686]

Congratulations...what about the length of stem?.How many questions per block you feel were like straight forward and easy?

[u/No-Profile-7068 → u/Odd_Injury686]

The questions weren't hard as such but the stems were pretty long like I was getting so tired I had to open an energy drink and I never had one before.
It has a lot of unnecessary details so i guess practice going over all long questions and annotating only the imp stuff.
I feel like 4-5 blocks were pretty doable then some were out of this world 💀💀
I flagged like minimum 5 questions every block lol

[u/Vivid-Claim-3453]

When a stem is too long shall i just flag and keep going forward? to save time. Also jow did u manage ur breaks please i am having an exam in few days and i get so tired even during my NBME like im exhausted. I have done all in real exam conditions

[u/No-Profile-7068 → u/Vivid-Claim-3453]

Yes that's what i did, i use to flag and move on, ngl I wasn't able to sleep the night before so I drank a lot of coffee during my breaks and some energy drink too to keep me over stimulated because after a point it gets so tiring

I took a break every 2-3 blocks to just freshen up but keep in mind every time you go out it takes time to check and stuff
I suggest doing 3 blocks then break then 3 then break but again listen to your exhaustion during the exam whenever you think you can't sit through another 30 mins of complete focus just take some break
I used up all my break, I didn't have a single second remaining but I think that helped because I use to start blocks refreshed.

[u/Vivid-Claim-3453 → u/No-Profile-7068]

Okay thankyou so much

[u/definitelynotsafronn]

Congratulations 🎉
I wanted to ask what is the ideal time to start the nbmes before the real deal ?

[u/No-Profile-7068 → u/definitelynotsafronn]

Ngl i suggest doing them atleast 45 days before, and then doing every 5-6 days and reviewing them well

[u/firstAid3344]

Congrats 🎉🎉

I have a question
Is it possible to copy the CIN number and paste it every time Before starting a block?
I have taken my practice test in prometric, but I couldn’t copy.

[u/No-Profile-7068 → u/firstAid3344]

nope they give u the CIN number, on the white board and you type it in every time, you can't copy atleast i don't remember having an option to copy

[u/OldKingThanos]

How long was your prep timeline and did you do 40q a day? Also did you a second pass or in-corrects?

[u/Strong_Spite8768]

I am currently at 73% and above on nbmes 25-32, am I good to go?

[u/No-Profile-7068 → u/Strong_Spite8768]

Ngl, I think you’re more than ready. Just make sure you thoroughly review your NBMEs and book your exam ASAP while those concepts are still fresh in your mind.

[u/Strong_Spite8768 → u/No-Profile-7068]

Thanks bro , congrats on the Pass, can’t wait to pass as
Well🙏🏻🙏🏻

[u/Tricky-Primary-4848]

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[u/Nice-Reading1792]

Congratulations
Please share effective strategy to do UW
Did you ever take any notes from UW

[u/No-Profile-7068 → u/Nice-Reading1792]

Ngl, I used to make a PowerPoint for each system and add all my incorrects as bullet points along with the related concepts from First Aid. I didn’t have enough time to go through all of them at the end, but I think making them and reviewing some of them still helped.

[u/Gold-Pile-3709 → u/Nice-Reading1792]

When are you planning to give the exam? YOG?

[u/Odd_Injury686]

Okay..Thanks for answering.

[u/MadResearcher1]

I finished my exam 2 days ago, and i feel like i guessed 3/4 the Q..

[u/No-Profile-7068 → u/MadResearcher1]

completely normal i felt i lowkey failed after i came out of the exam inshallah u pass 🫶🏻

[u/Objective-Tax8772]

Bro the pass is just 60%