USMLE STEP 1: Score 269

exam score : 269

exam date : 3 / 15 / 2017

I've recently graduated from the hashemite university in Jordan

I wrote my experience because I owe this group a lot and I hope everyone benefits from it .

I divided my study into 3 stages :

1) First 3 months , I concentrated on understanding concepts without memorizing.

During this period I used first aid along with kaplan biochem book and videos , pathoma videos , kaplan pharma videos for CNS , Autonomic system and cvs only , brs for physiology , 100 cases by cornard for ethics and lastly biostat and immuno kaplan videos.

2) In the next 2 months I revised first aid once along with the important notes which I had taken from extra sources I used in stage 1, also I used biostat uworld qbank which is very helpful

3) After that I strated uworld online , I used to solve around one to one and a half block in a timed random mode and study it along with taking notes. This took around 2 months.

During sloving ethics qs in uworld I noticed a lot of differences between uworld and 100 cases by cornard , so I decided to read ethics from an updated book and I found ethics part in brs behavioral science book serves this goal well .

4) In the last month I revised first aid with uworld notes twice before the exam

2 weeks before the exam I did uwsa 1 & 2 and got 273 and 271 respectively

I also solved nbme 13, 15 , 16 , 17, 18 offline and got around 7 to 8 mistakes in each

All qs ideas are covered in first aid and uworld … u have to sleep well the night before the exam because the exam is too long and exhausting

If you have any questions, please feel free to ask, just send me a message and I will reply asap.

At the end I wish u all the best

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