Hey all.. I know this has been probably asked more than a hundred times but I was wondering what is the most efficient way to prepare for the current Biochemistry shelf? I'm taking the exam in mid-October and I only have three full days to prepare for the exam after my Mol Bio final (four days if you count the day I take the final). I've heard that BRS, PreTest, Kaplan, and First Aid are good choices. However, I haven't really found a good "end-all-be-all" book to help tackle the exam, and the reviews on Amazon say that BRS has a lot of errors. Three days isn't enough to go through each book so I'm wondering which book will provide a quick and thorough review as well as ample amounts of practice questions?
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Biochemistry Shelf prep tips?
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Hmm thanks. Can I finish it in 4 days though?
If you're familiar with everything it isn't as dense as it appears.
I'd imagine you could easily do it in 4.
Are there any practice Biochem shelf exams that I can do before the real one? Or do they only provide them to med schools?
Are there any practice Biochem shelf exams that I can do before the real one? Or do they only provide them to med schools?
Hey they have sample questions on the NBME website: http://www.nbme.org/students/Subject-Exams/subexams.html
Not sure about full-length practice exams though.