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Study for part II.
Take the DSE around the same time.
When I took it, some people in my class used it as a warmup for part II. I took part II on a Thursday/Friday and the DSE on the following Monday. I honestly don't think it matters; if you're prepared for part II, you're overprepared for the DSE.
Take the DSE around the same time.
When I took it, some people in my class used it as a warmup for part II. I took part II on a Thursday/Friday and the DSE on the following Monday. I honestly don't think it matters; if you're prepared for part II, you're overprepared for the DSE.
The NERB is known for using repeated questions. Having said that, posting any questions appearing on the exam violates the non disclosure clause so =x
They repeat at least 60% of the questions. Find those and study for part 2 and you'll be golden.
Would questions from 1993 to 1998 be very useful or they are too old??
they're still probably useful.
I don't know what year(s) the questions I studied were from. It couldn't hurt to look over whatever you have.
It's pretty heavy on reading radiographs (for caries, perio, path) and clinical photos (especially pathology). It tests basic knowledge of most specialties. The case based is heavy on perio and medical history considerations.
some professor made this site this seems helpful as a great review for NERB. if you took part 2 u will pass Nerb but compared to pt 2 NERB has about 200+ images while pt 2 has like 5-10 so its heavy on images.
http://210.44.214.13/HISTOPATH/OPRev/index.htm
http://210.44.214.13/HISTOPATH/OPRev/index.htm
