Doing Incorrect & Marked Q's in UWorld

[kaleerkalut]

So for those of you that do/did marked and incorrect Q's on your second pass of UWorld, won't you keep getting the same questions popping up for each 46 block you do? I mean if I have ~500 incorrects that I want to do and I do a block of 46 Q's and then I sit down to do another, won't those same incorrects from the first 46 block possibly show up again? Thanks in advance to anyone who can help (pretty close to test time).

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[djquickfingers]

it will no longer mark them if you do the marked questions. Once they're completed, they are removed from the pool...I believe the same is for incorrect, unless you keep getting them incorrect. Once you've done them, they go into the used pool, and you wont see them again

 

[auburnO5]

When you get a previously incorrect question correct, then it leaves the "incorrect" pool.

So say if you have 500 incorrect questions you would like to do, and get 35/46 right on your first incorrect q's test, then you would go down to 465 incorrect questions available for your next test.

 

[kaleerkalut]

it will no longer mark them if you do the marked questions. Once they're completed, they are removed from the pool...I believe the same is for incorrect, unless you keep getting them incorrect. Once you've done them, they go into the used pool, and you wont see them again

When you get a previously incorrect question correct, then it leaves the "incorrect" pool.

So say if you have 500 incorrect questions you would like to do, and get 35/46 right on your first incorrect q's test, then you would go down to 465 incorrect questions available for your next test.

Thanks to you both. Exactly what I wanted to know 😀

 

[Wavy Doctor]

I wish there was an option to see and do marked corrects

 

[pd1112]

I wish there was an option to see and do marked corrects

There is. Don't mark incorrects.

 

[Wavy Doctor]

There is. Don't mark incorrects.

I could do that, if I viewed every incorrect equally in terms of conceptual difficulty, ability to memorize the correct answer, quality of explanation et cet. et cet.

 

[pd1112]

I could do that, if I viewed every incorrect equally in terms of conceptual difficulty, ability to memorize the correct answer, quality of explanation et cet. et cet.

You can also make note of QIDs of marked corrects then make a custom Q set.