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Mark W. Braun, M.D.
braunm@indiana.edu |
The material on this page I downloaded from
the
USMLE website and all of it is free and perfectly legal.
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Here are important files regarding the USMLE step 1.
- A
PDF of general information and 130 sample
questions for
2013.
- This is a 50 page file, be sure there's enough paper.
- Previous years' questions:
2006 | 2007 |
2008 | 2009
| 2010 | 2011
|
2012
- Click here to download
the
USMLE
simulator application.
- Choose the 'save as' option and put the
file in the folder on your computer where you can find and open it..
- Double click the downloaded simulator file
and follow the instructions.
- Here's a link to an online service. It
costs a little, but they provide quite a bit of feedback on your trial
run:
http://www.nbme.org/students/sas/sas.html
- Ever wondered what it takes to write
those diabolical NBME-style questions? Check out this tutorial:
http://download.usmle.org/IWTutorial/intro.htm
Concerning the test simulator, you may have to reset
your screen resolution so it looks just like what you will see on the
real test.I’m not sure, but I
believe you can only take the simulated, computer exam once, so you may need to
’uninstall’ the program and the reinstall it to reset the internal
clock.
There are many online sources of sample
questions and emulator applications you can install. If you find
something really interesting, innovative or helpful, I'd appreciate
learning about it.
I hope this helps. MB |
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