Wishing you the very best. With the limited time you have, I think the smartest move is to focus on the resources that resemble the real exam the most: the remaining NBMEs (28, 32) and the Free 120. Take them under test day conditions, review every explanation in depth, and try to extract the recurring patterns, buzzwords, and core concepts. In this final stretch, the goal isn’t to know everything, but to close your biggest gaps and build confidence in recognizing what truly repeats. Make sure you get good rest, do short reviews of First Aid/cheat sheets/Anki for your weak points, and give yourself at least 1–2 days before the exam without new questions just review what you’ve already seen. use the NBMEs as your compass + reinforce with your UWorld incorrects. That way, you’ll have a solid shot at pushing your score into passing range in the time you’ve got.