The Predictive Accuracy of NBME Forms 25-30, UWSA-1, & UWSA-2

9 comments from Reddit

• @awab256 · 2023-06 · in “How to predict offline NBME score?”

  there's a video about small "study" of how predictive they are .etc ▶ link if you don't have the time for it, tldr: some have high varince in the scores among test takers , some are perceived harder but overall they are pretty consistent and there isn't that much difference among 25-30

  View on r/step1

• @Creative_Potato4 · 2023-04 · in “Bombed nbme 28, what to do”

  28 is actually generally harder across the board it seems. As long as you’re learning from it, you’ll hopefully pass ▶ link

  View on r/step1

• @dimi_dee1 · 2022-12 · in “NBMEs”

  ▶ link I found this video very helpful. I plan on taking this approach in a few months

  View on r/medicalschool

• @relationshipburnerID · 2022-10 · in “Should I postpone?… again?”

  ▶ link 28 is the hardest

  View on r/step1

• @Familiar_Ad9553 · 2022-10 · in “Passed step1 with low NBME scores :)”

  Try to do as many as you can, if you can do all 5: 25-30 that would be great. I saw this video that shows how students perform on every nbme, they're very close to each other but there are slight differences so you might want to leave the more difficult ones to the end of your dedicated ▶ link

  View on r/step1

• @LeavingATStillbehind · 2022-07 · in “UWSA 1”

  Yes, 15-20 points, that notion has been thrown around the net for a while. However this video says the same and goes into other practice tests. ▶ link

  View on r/step1