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Step I Any Results Yet?
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omsres said:Just curious, anyone who took their test around June 1st get any results yet. I'm getting impatient.
What did you think of the exam (I guess you'll have a different opinion perhaps after getting your scores)?
And how in the hell did you prepare for that thing? I'm taking Part I NBDE on Monday, but I know it pales in comparison in every way to Step 1.
OMres, I have a friend of mine who took it on the same day as me at the same center as I did (june 5th) and he got his score but I dont know of anyone else who got their score who didnt take the exam before June 1.
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Thanks everyone for the replies. The knot in my throat is already growing.
To GavinC: I thought the exam was very difficult in comparison to my dental boards. The questions are less straight foreward and have more detail. There were some gimmies though. I put in a good solid 4 weeks around 6 to 8 hours per day. I used first aid, and some BRS books, micro made radiculously simple and took practice tests. I didn't use Q bank much, maybe 200 questions off someone elses account. The questions seemed easier than the actual exam. However the NMS sample test I used seemed a little more comparible and some a lot harder than the acutal exam. Good luck on Monday!
To GavinC: I thought the exam was very difficult in comparison to my dental boards. The questions are less straight foreward and have more detail. There were some gimmies though. I put in a good solid 4 weeks around 6 to 8 hours per day. I used first aid, and some BRS books, micro made radiculously simple and took practice tests. I didn't use Q bank much, maybe 200 questions off someone elses account. The questions seemed easier than the actual exam. However the NMS sample test I used seemed a little more comparible and some a lot harder than the acutal exam. Good luck on Monday!