Are you feeling stressed and anxious as your USMLE exam date approaches? Your scores on the USMLE will directly impact your ability to obtain a residency in the state and specialty of your choosing.

1. Pass the USMLE exam by following these simple tips
Are you feeling stressed and anxious as your USMLE exam date approaches? Your scores on the
USMLE will directly impact your ability to obtain a residency in the state and specialty of your choosing.
There is no need to worry if you have properly prepared yourself for the USMLE and right now we are
going to go over some sure fire ways to conquer the exam.
Combine all the notes including qbank and study guide
There are many different USMLE review courses and questions banks to choose from when you start
your study. You need to pick a set of high-yield USMLE Step 1 notes and an authoritative Step 1 Qbank is
the first step in preparing for your exam. The high-yield note set that we would suggest is "First Aid for
USMLE Step 1." This book gives an outline of every subject that is needed to be known. The authoritative
Qbank that we suggest is Score95's USMLE Step 1 Qbank. This Qbank has a little over 3,600+ practice
questions with images, audio, and video! When you are looking at different Qbanks, make sure the Qbank
has questions with audio and video.
Find a Study partner
It is highly beneficial for you to obtain a study partner. Discussing with each other the topics you have
learned helps to solidify your understanding of the high-yield review materials that you have been
studying. If you can find a partner who is smarter than yourself, this is highly recommended as he or she
will be of greater benefit to you. Moreover USMLE STEP 1 practice questions on CD-ROM are available
online and it helps to get more knowledge on the subject. You can prepare yourself using the set of
questions available in the CD. In addition you can also go through the USMLE Review Course which
gives you an overall idea.
Making a study plan
Making a study plan is a time honored tradition in preparing for USMLE Step 1, Step 2 CK and Step 3.
The first step is to make your own structured plan for reviewing high-yield materials. The second step is to
answer lots of board-style review questions. There are three basic ways to review material. You can do it
by subject (anatomy, physiology, etc.), by system (cardiovascular, endocrine, etc.), or both. Most students
use both methods of review. Here are some guidelines for each part of the review.
Start preparing early
The sooner you start preparing for the USMLE the more you can learn. Preparing early also helps you to
avoid last minute tension which generally leads to memory loss.
USMLE Qbanks are available online and you can train yourself for all USMLE exams including USMLE
Step 1, Step 2 CK and Step 3