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We highly suggest booking USMLE 1-on-1 lessons with one of our experts. All of our USMLE lessons are tailored to your specific requirements. On average, our one-to-one students score in the top 10% on the USMLE.
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It can be difficult to know how many USMLE Questions to take, and we frequently struggle to recommend a number, but we always say that the more USMLE Questions you take, the better! On average, we recommend completing 50 USMLE Questions per day for at least 30 days, for a total of 1000 USMLE Questions!
In terms of the best USMLE Practice Tests, we recommend these, in order of how good they are:
• Free - Medic Mind Questions (on this page)
• Paid - Medic Mind 1000Q Bank
The USMLE is a three-step exam, with each step being taken at different stages of your medical studies. Step 1 exam is a one-day exam which consists of seven 60-minute blocks taken over an 8-hour testing session. Step 2 consists of eight 60-minute blocks taken over a 9-hour testing session. Step 3 is a two-day exam. Day one is divided into 6 blocks of 60 minutes each. The second day comprises of six blocks and candidates are given 45 minutes to complete each one. There are then 13 case simulations, each of which will take between 10-20 minutes.
We recommend practising the USMLE Questions three weeks prior to your exam. This is because they are the most representative of the official MCAT. We conduct extensive research on USMLE Trends each year, so using the USMLE Practice Tests above is a good first step.
There are many USMLE questions available on the internet, but we always recommend quality over quantity. USMLE Theory should be used in conjunction with USMLE Practice Tests.
To determine which areas of the USMLE require the most practise, it would be ideal to take one USMLE Practice Test for each of the USMLE Questions.
There are no official USMLE Past Papers, but you can practise the questions on their website using the USMLE Practice Tests. There are over 1000 USMLE questions to choose from!
Make sure to follow the Medic Mind Instagram Account! We post daily tips on how to do well in the MCAT - https://www.instagram.com/medicmind
This page contains a large number of free USMLE questions that you can use! You can also practise with free USMLE questions and free USMLE full mocks on the official USMLE website. Additional USMLE preparation resources are available online.
On our YouTube channel, we have a lot of free USMLE videos and a free USMLE mini-course! Keep an eye out for our free USMLE webinars!
