How many times should I do UWorld questions?

Basically, do it as many times as you can. First Aid should similarly be read over and over again. By the time you’re done, it should be so annotated it looks like a “crazy person’s” journal. I went through FA three times but wish I had gone through it 10 times.

How many times should you do UWorld?

Make a study schedule that gives you time to go though both First Aid and UWorld one time minimum (though more times would have been nice…). However many break days you think you will need per week, plan for an EXTRA half or whole day for “unorganized study time” that is not accounted for in your schedule.

How do you review UWorld questions effectively?

We suggest reviewing your UWorld journal either once a week or once every two weeks. When reviewing the questions, cover up the answers with your hand, ask yourself the question in bold, and then answer it. If you get it wrong, then highlight the question.

What should I be scoring on UWorld?

Learners with an average QBank score of 56\% pass the NCLEX at a 92\% rate. While your average UWorld QBank score gives you important information, studying each question’s explanation is the most valuable way to spend your time.

How many UWorld questions are there a day?

During the initial periods of dedicated study, students should be taking blocks of at least 20 questions, with at least 50 questions covered per day. Most students will do a block of 40 topic-specific questions focused on whatever topic they are reviewing at the time, and then a block of at least 10 mixed questions.

What is a good UWorld Step 1 percentage?

Scores of 32/40 or 80\% on your first attempt at random blocks of UWorld is very strong performance. This would roughly correspond to Step 1 scores of 255+, assuming you sustain these scores through the entire question bank.

What percentile should I be on UWorld?

The average percentile performance for people on Uworld is 48\%, so you’re currently sitting just above average.

What percentage should I get on UWorld?

We typically advise that our users aim for at least 60\% of correct answers achieved through a full pass of our Qbank. However, UWorld can not guarantee that any particular percentage score on our products will result in a passing score on the actual NCLEX Exam.

How many UWorld questions should I do a day?

Students should plan to get through 1 to 2 blocks of 40 questions per day, and if time remains, then getting through the incorrect questions closer to exam day can be helpful (rather than doing a full UWorld reset).

How long does it take to review UWorld?

One irrefutable fact about the Step 1 exam is that it requires a huge amount of information for you to understand. UWorld is not the place to be learning information. On average a single question takes about 1 minute to answer and 2 minutes to review.

How many questions are there in UWorld Step 2 CK qbank?

There are eight sets of questions and each set has a maximum of 40 questions. You have one hour to complete each set. For correct pacing, practice with question banks, giving yourself on average 80 seconds to answer each.

How many questions are on the uWorld test?

When I answered the questions, I used the thought process of uWorld to answer it with their rationale, helped me remember big topics. This test mimics the NCLEX, ranges from 75-265 questions given and SHUTS OFF when it determines if you have reached passing level – JUST LIKE THE NCLEX!!!

Should I use uWorld more than once?

It’s simple: UWorld is a fantastic resource (it really is). Therefore, doing it more than once will somehow boost your score even further. If a little of something is good, then more must be better, right? This is one of the most common misconceptions I see among students preparing for Step 1.

What is the average QBank score for the NCLEX?

Learners with an average QBank score of 56\% pass the NCLEX at a 92\% rate. While your average UWorld QBank score gives you important information, studying each question’s explanation is the most valuable way to spend your time. UWorld’s concise but comprehensive rationales explain the clinical decision-making behind the right and wrong answers.

How to do well on the usmles?

Doing well on the USMLEs (and Step 1 in particular) involves having as much integrated, applied knowledge of the human body as possible. Furthermore, you must know how to apply it to clinical scenarios. Introducing a QBank into your studies early in your second year or even late in your first year is useful.