Took this today, wasn't all that bad, at least not compared to the USMLE. Most of it was very straightforward. They definitely got me on some of that neuro pharm though (probably my weakest area). While there were some questions I just had no clue, guessed, and moved on, I felt like the majority were really pretty superficial and straightforward. For example (and this is a made-up example so as to not be breaking any rules), they give you a scenario for an ovarian mass, and rather than having to choose between types of cancers based on histology, you have to choose between "ovarian tumor" and 4 other things that couldn't even come close to fitting the scenario. A lot of my anatomy questions were that way too. 3 of the answers couldn't possibly be correct because they weren't in the same area of the body, and the other just didn't fit the function they described.
TONS of neuro, I mean I felt like there was a TON compared to my USMLE. A lot of women's health/repro stuff too. I had zero audio and zero video. Genetics was very basic. Biochem was focused on key enzymes/cofactors/products in disease processes, but I had a good amount of it. Pharm was very straightforward out of first aid, but they definitely tested all aspects of drugs, from toxicities, to MOA, indication/contraindications. So basically any pharm I missed is because I just didn't remember (always my weakest keeping all those little details straight), not because it was some crazy hard question. Biostats were very basic (maybe 2-3 questions). I don't even remember having to look at any graphs or charts, while I felt like every third question on the USMLE had some graph to interpret.
OMM was straightforward if you 1)do all the COMBANK OMM questions, 2)memorize the youtube videos for viscerosomatics and chapman's, and 3)read Savarese (and don't overlook the little details in that book. There are a lot of gems for pathophysiology of some MSK disorders as well as anatomical relationships of muscles, nerves, and vessels).
USMLE was Monday, 2 days in between, then COMLEX today. It was more than enough time to review Savarese and do COMBANK's questions.
COMSAEs A, B, C, were 566, 555, and 642.
UWorld Avg 73% timed random (had about 150 questions leftover I didn't finish)
Now, I will go enjoy my 4 weeks off. Good luck to anyone about to take it.