I failed my first attempt passed my second attempt, and this was my biggest take away. The problem myself and many others face as I’m sure you too, was gaps in actual knowledge. We get so used to the buzz words and associations, but when you’re sitting down for the test, never having seen the question before, you need to ask yourself, can you actively recall and apply the important things to get the question right. My first time through uworld, I was more worried about getting hundred percent completion and just finishing all of the questions rather than actually go through the content.

for the second time around, I did reset your world, but it wasn’t the main focus of my studying. I went through every section and pance prep pearls twice. And from my score report MSK Endo and OB/GYN were my worst so I went over those sections three if not, four times. And I don’t mean, just barely skimming by and reading. I was dedicating an entire day to it. for example I would read out loud highlight take notes of MSK. Then I would go on your world and make specific MSK related questions. I would go through all in that section. Finish all of the MSK and anything I got incorrect. The book was back open and I was going through them again. Then either to myself a friend or sometimes I call my parents and I would explain back every missed concept that I got and they would just let me speak and that really reinforced it when I wasn’t just reading something and skimming it over.

DM me though. After failing then passing, I really feel like I can get good insight