Hi everyone,
I'm an M2 that's just about to enter dedicated. I've just gotten my CBSE score from my school, and I got a 57% (not good). I haven't received my detailed breakdown yet, but I'm pretty surprised at my score considering I've gotten high 60s before on the customized NBME exams our school gives us.
I knew on the exam that I struggled with neuro, psych, and especially the biostats and ethics questions. However, I've also not reviewed Pathoma chapters 1-4 or gone through Sketchy pharm. I've also not unsuspended a lot of the neuro and psych decks on Anki. As you can tell, my preparation has been minimal so far so maybe I shouldn't be too surprised at my score, haha.
Over these next 6 weeks, should I focus on watching Pathoma and Sketchy or focus on ethics and biostats? Should I prioritize the content review or focus on questions? What resources do people recommend for ethics and biostats? Today with my score, I got a bit of a wake up call so I'm just looking for any helpful advice. Trying not to panic too much. Thank you so much!
I'm an M2 that's just about to enter dedicated. I've just gotten my CBSE score from my school, and I got a 57% (not good). I haven't received my detailed breakdown yet, but I'm pretty surprised at my score considering I've gotten high 60s before on the customized NBME exams our school gives us.
I knew on the exam that I struggled with neuro, psych, and especially the biostats and ethics questions. However, I've also not reviewed Pathoma chapters 1-4 or gone through Sketchy pharm. I've also not unsuspended a lot of the neuro and psych decks on Anki. As you can tell, my preparation has been minimal so far so maybe I shouldn't be too surprised at my score, haha.
Over these next 6 weeks, should I focus on watching Pathoma and Sketchy or focus on ethics and biostats? Should I prioritize the content review or focus on questions? What resources do people recommend for ethics and biostats? Today with my score, I got a bit of a wake up call so I'm just looking for any helpful advice. Trying not to panic too much. Thank you so much!
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