Are the nbme exams full length exams wtih full explanations?
If so which ones should I do?
Thanks
If so which ones should I do?
Thanks
nbme exam question?
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daact said:
They are 200 questions (a bit over half a full examination) and they do not include explanations. In fact, they don't even tell you which one you got right or wrong.
I would do at least two of them, and probably all four.
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None of them have answers, but I took it in untimed mode (cause I wasn't concerned about time) and took the annoying time to write down questions I wasn't sure of. Which of course was a lot. Then I looked up the answers. Time consuming, but I thought it was worth it.
I only purchased and took one of them. I figured we spend so much on q bank, why spend more money to see virtually the same score on all NBME forms. Most people say they get within a few points on all forms. I was also satisfied with my predicted score and took it only 1 week before the actual date though. I didnt see a point in taking 1 sooner when I was still learning.
I only purchased and took one of them. I figured we spend so much on q bank, why spend more money to see virtually the same score on all NBME forms. Most people say they get within a few points on all forms. I was also satisfied with my predicted score and took it only 1 week before the actual date though. I didnt see a point in taking 1 sooner when I was still learning.
