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Hi,
Not sure if this question has been asked, but in the NRMP data, it shows that for IMGS, if you have 20 interviews, you have a 100 percent probability of matching. But if you look at the actual data, there is a handful of people that had 20+ interviews, yet they did not match internal medicine? Obviously to get 20 interviews, they must have decent stats, so what is that is making these applicants not match despite having 20+ interviews?
Not sure if this question has been asked, but in the NRMP data, it shows that for IMGS, if you have 20 interviews, you have a 100 percent probability of matching. But if you look at the actual data, there is a handful of people that had 20+ interviews, yet they did not match internal medicine? Obviously to get 20 interviews, they must have decent stats, so what is that is making these applicants not match despite having 20+ interviews?