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GL everybody... here it comes once again...
Good numbers! Best of luckBeen using UWorld as studying last 2 months after going through First Aid and Goljan. Ended up with 56% overall. SA1: 570/234 last week, SA2: 530/226 today. Interested to see what happens.
sigh... time to start prepping for february...
I'm feeling the same. I thought I would be more prepared for this, but since classes started 4 weeks ago I did not get as much studying done as I had hoped. It was sobering lol. I guess we will find out in a week or so, no?
Exam was pretty random with some things I've never seen before. Overall, I'm hoping I got some lucky guesses. When do we find out our scores?
Read 2 posts above yours
On the bright side, you can try this exam again on Feb 7, 2015. Registration is open.
http://www.aaoms.org/members/resources/oms-faculty-and-residents/nbme-for-oms-applicants/
** crickets **
Nothing yet?
So do you think it isn't today? Its getting late..............
Every exam until now had scores posted on Thursday. Guess there must have been a good happy hour today and they just bailed early for it.
I'll go first.
Scored high 60's. Disappointed and may retake depending on released average and std dev.
84...gave up 3 months to study First Aid, Pathoma, Goljan audio, and UWorldQbank
76 on Uworld Self assessment 1
81 on Uworld Self assessment 2
81 on NBME 16 self assessment
Also had the first 2 years of med school at my dental school.
Great job everyone!
65
Finished FA one week before exam and got through 35% of uworld averaging about 59%. I have heard 65 is the magic number (equivalent to 90 on NBDE part 1) but who knows.
I was scoring around 70's on my practice exams, I thought the real exam was a bit harder. No medical school classes with my curriculum.
The CBSE is just an assessment to determine what areas you may need to focus on in order to do well on the USMLE Step I exam. They try to make a correlation between CBSE scores and USMLE but you have to keep in mind there is a +/- 3 Standard deviation. So I find it peculiar that one can say 67 is a passing score vs a 65 without taking into consideration the standard deviation
Except that's how all cut-offs work. If you say a 64 is close enough to a 67, then, well, a 61 is close enough to a 64...
If you **** a girl the night before her 18th birthday, it's a way bigger issue than waiting 24 hours. That's just how it is.
67
FA 2x
Uworld 1.5x ~50% first pass by system (after reading corresponding FA chapter).
Pathoma 1.5x.
NBME 12 - 75% ~202 (2 weeks before exam so a little bummed by actual score)
wondering if its worth a retake? or should i spend this next 6 months enjoying life?