how to "do questions twice" without reset?

[ej37]

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Sounds like a total noob question, but when people on here say that they "did questions twice", I was wondering from a practical standpoint how you do that in Uworld. Do you just go back over your old tests and retake them? Or do you create all new tests? Thanks..

 

[sylvanthus]

I think people "flag" all the questions they have done, and then go back and do all flagged questions and remove the flag the 2nd time they have the question. Something like that anyhow.

 

[FutureInternist]

I think people "flag" all the questions they have done, and then go back and do all flagged questions and remove the flag the 2nd time they have the question. Something like that anyhow.

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Also if you buy a 6month (or maybe a year) subscription, you can reset once

 

[Ty Webb]

I think people "flag" all the questions they have done, and then go back and do all flagged questions and remove the flag the 2nd time they have the question. Something like that anyhow.

You don't have to remove the flags after you do the flagged questions, they will be removed automatically. So yes, this is an effective way to do it, although you have to go back through all your old tests and flag every question.

 

[turkeyjerky]

You don't have to remove the flags after you do the flagged questions, they will be removed automatically. So yes, this is an effective way to do it, although you have to go back through all your old tests and flag every question.

Or just plan it out and flag them the first time

 

[lemonade90]

So unless you flag the questions you cannot redo them?

Is this the case for USMLERx, Kaplan, and USMLE Consult q banks too?

 

[MilkmanAl]

To get through it 3 times (more or less), you can do everything by subject first then do questions by organ system and flag everything, then do flagged questions. I don't recall how many questions you miss out on during the organ system pass due to the number of them being nowhere near a multiple of 46, but it's not very many.

 

[lemonade90]

Any idea about the other question banks?