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This may have been discussed, so sorry for repitition if that was the case; I did ITE in first and second year but not in third year as I had an emergency on the ITE day.

Whats the correct percentage (not percentile) of questions I should have solved in ITE in first 2 years to be in the very safe zone just to pass the test Thanks.

I am aware of this calculator, however, as i mentioned in my post, I had an emergency on the day of the ITE in the third year.

Any last minute words of wisdom If everyone adds one, it could help out in the end.

Heres mine. Skip the long questions and do them at the end.

There is no point of worrying about it; passing rate last year was 78.

Lets say a disaster happens and I get every single one of those wrong, or more likely I get some of those wrong and a few of the answers I was confident about wrong as well.

Does this sound safe I know that they throw some questions away, which is the main reason I am thinking about it.

Whew Glad to be done, obviously wont talk about the specifics of test but had a question on scoring Out of the 240 questions I kept track of how many I wasnt positive on regarding the answer, that number was 46.

Go to the closest beach, sit in the sun and have a cold drink.

Was wondering if any one else did uworld and found to harder than mksap or the real exam also for those who took the exam how was it thanks.

My question is where are people placing this exam on the difficulty spectrum on comparison to MKSAP and UW.

I pretty much gave up on UW because it was destroying my soul, but after 800 Qs I had a 55 on it.

For those of who have used both NEJM Knowledge and know-medge, which is a better qbank for preparing for the ABIM and becoming a better internist Can anyone cite some pros and cons for each Thanks for the help.

It provided links to NEJM review articles that supplemented the question and the explanation well.

I particularly felt the fill in the blank questions in the review material section helped to solidify my learning rather than focus on recall if the question simply was repeated.

This was a bonus for the ABIM as I felt it forced me to truly understand the material.

I took the ABIM exam this week and found it to be a fair exam.

Nejm Internal Medicine Qbank Plus Over The

I spent several months preparing for this test and used knowledge plus over the course of a year as my foundation utilizing the links provided to articles to supplement material I felt I needed a better understanding.

The question style was clearly different from knowledge plus and was rather tricky but I managed to get through it with 70 correct and I attribute this to building a strong foundation over the last year.