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PASSED INBDE – My Experience
I’m happy to share that I passed the INBDE on my first attempt!
I graduated from dental school in Brazil almost 20 years ago, and English is not my first language. I studied for about four months, averaging around four hours a day, using INBDE Booster as my only study resource, and it was enough for me to pass.
My study plan was straightforward. I first watched all of the Booster videos to build a strong foundation. After that, I focused on the question banks, going through them multiple times. I carefully reviewed every incorrect answer and focused on understanding the concepts instead of memorizing questions. Repeating the questions helped reinforce the material and build confidence.
One piece of advice I would give is to read the explanations carefully, even for the questions you answer correctly. I found that reviewing every explanation reinforced important concepts and helped me avoid repeating mistakes.
On exam day, I felt well prepared. The exam required clinical reasoning, and understanding the concepts made a big difference. There were a few questions I wasn’t completely sure about, but practicing with Booster helped me eliminate incorrect answers and make confident decisions.
My advice is to stay consistent, review your weak areas, and trust the process. If you put in the work, Booster provides everything you need to succeed.
Good luck to everyone preparing for the INBDE!
I’m happy to share that I passed the INBDE on my first attempt!
I graduated from dental school in Brazil almost 20 years ago, and English is not my first language. I studied for about four months, averaging around four hours a day, using INBDE Booster as my only study resource, and it was enough for me to pass.
My study plan was straightforward. I first watched all of the Booster videos to build a strong foundation. After that, I focused on the question banks, going through them multiple times. I carefully reviewed every incorrect answer and focused on understanding the concepts instead of memorizing questions. Repeating the questions helped reinforce the material and build confidence.
One piece of advice I would give is to read the explanations carefully, even for the questions you answer correctly. I found that reviewing every explanation reinforced important concepts and helped me avoid repeating mistakes.
On exam day, I felt well prepared. The exam required clinical reasoning, and understanding the concepts made a big difference. There were a few questions I wasn’t completely sure about, but practicing with Booster helped me eliminate incorrect answers and make confident decisions.
My advice is to stay consistent, review your weak areas, and trust the process. If you put in the work, Booster provides everything you need to succeed.
Good luck to everyone preparing for the INBDE!
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