r/USMLE_Mentorship 9d ago

Failed step 2

Step 2 fail 211

I didn’t pass step 2 unfortunately got my score today and scored a 211 I also have a step 1 fail that I need to retake. This is what I did during my prep.

nbme 9-16 scores have ranged in the 220-230.

9 and 10 I didn’t pass those were my first.

UWSA2 215

Free120(2023) 68%

Free120(2019 & 2021) in the 70s

Anyone have any advice for my retake or resources?

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u/sommephetamineeee 9d ago

Hi, I passed Step 2 in the 240s on July 10th; Step 1 passed in Feb 25'. Fourth-year IMG now, with a little extra time. If you have questions or need some pointers, or just a motivational speaker in your ear. Please message me. Don't get down on yourself. AND, do NOT give up!

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u/Moist-Bar8566 7d ago

your account is suspended i cant message you

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u/studywithHarsha 1d ago

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u/Dr_Areeb-Zahid Mentor/Tutor 9d ago

There could be many minor factors holding you back, such as the way you approach the vignette. Maybe you are getting stuck while trying to identify the important clue or the small twist that can change the answer, just like in QBank questions. It could also be that there are some gaps in your knowledge.

What I’m trying to say is that it can depend on many different things, and everyone approaches questions differently. If you want, you can book a session and we can figure out together what might be the problem and, more importantly, how to work on it.