QBank for the USMLE Step 1Question Bank for the United States Medical Licensing Exam Step 1
Question Bank for the United States Medical Licensing Exam Step 1
I am an IMG from colombia, with 2 years of experience, I used the canadaqbank EE for 3 month I found it amazing, the question are very similiar to the real exam, it was a great tool to refresh my knowledge and of course pass my exam with a good score. thanks canada q bank for hel ...
Used the Bank for 1 month and scored 382. Really helped familiarize nature and style of questions on the actual exam. ...
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I had less than 5 weeks to study for the exam while doing clinical rotations. I started with review books but obviously did not have enough time to go through it. Thank God I got the CanadaQBank. Unused Question average, Timed, Mixed, etc was at the average. I passed with a grade ...
I am an IMG from Taiwan with 4 years of clinical experience. Canada Q Bank really helps me so such pass through EE(311) and QE 1 (473). The EE QBank is almost the same type what you see in the real exam. The QE 1 QBank also guides me to prepare in the right direction. Now I am wo ...
I used Canada Q Bank for 3 months for my EE exam and I found it very useful as the same type of concepts were tested in actual exam. i used only canada q bank and i will use it for my QE 1 exam too. ...
I am Internist graduated in Iran trying to get LMCC and work in Canada. I studied just Canadaqbank for two month and I got 336. However if I had studied more I would probably have got a better score! ...
I am a Canadian IMG from Irish Medical School that came back to Canada for residency. I used the cases and practiced through them with a study partner for a couple months. I was happy to pass this in the fall sitting of the exam. The cases in this QBank were helpful and the ...
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CanadaQBank has created a feature within each MCQ that allows you to place the selected question in a separate section for future reference and revision. This feature is called "My Questions" and it allows you to add a particular MCQ to your selected list of questions that can be reviewed at a later stage.
You can add your own notes inside each MCQ and review them at a later stage. This makes the learning process more interesting and allows you to review your own notes during revisions.
In fact you can take the "notes" feature one step further. Create your notes within the MCQ and then add the MCQ to the "My Questions" section. These questions with notes can be reviewed on a separate section of the user interface. This creates a highly impressive overall customization and greatly enhances your quality of learning.
Well everybody has to start somewhere. Perhaps you are a medical student starting your preparation early or a well experienced physician who has lost touch with academics. You can now start with the "Easy" level of questions and then gradually work your way up to the "Medium" and "Hard" difficulty levels.
Learning moods will vary from time to time. Which means that you may need to introduce variety into your learning regimen. So rather than using the typical test mode, you can use the "topics mode" and master one topic at a time. The ultimate goal is to keeping moving forward regardless of your learning style. The topics mode helps you move ahead one small step at a time.
