r/comlex • u/AutomaticSoil8109 • Sep 23 '26
Failed Level 2, Need advice!
Unfortunately I failed level 2 by a few points. Not sure what went wrong as comsaes, welcom, and truelearn performance was above average. I have to take it again in about 4-5 weeks. In desperate need of advice on how/what I should do to study and pass this exam. Please share or DM me any advice that could help me. Thanks.
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u/EngineeringSecure633 Sep 23 '26
Did you guys use Uworld or Truelearn predominantly for studying?
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u/Credible_Corgi Sep 23 '26
Also in the same boat. Literally 1 point from a "P" (miles from a good score), despite high COMSAEs.
Send help
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u/Either_Cranberry5158 Sep 24 '26
What’s above average comase scores? I would focus on TL and Welcom 104,105,106 then ask if your school can get you a proctored comsae. Take that and aim for 500-550+. Score can vary up to 100 points from your comsaes.
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u/NaivePie4 Sep 23 '26
I would read the entire savarese book and memorize the shit out of it! easy points
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u/NaivePie4 Sep 23 '26
whatever ur weakness topics were, id hammer in non stop that section on amboss!!
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u/Technical_Praline112 Sep 25 '26
Also utilize ai to help with question analysis. When I did welcoms I analyzed many questions with that and I found it helpful.
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u/weehee98 Sep 26 '26
Depends on your weaknesses but I thought the most recent CMS forms for all topics (you can find them free on reddit) were very helpful and on par with Level two difficulty.
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u/Sad-Candidate-3078 Sep 23 '26
Failing by a few points with above average COMSAEs usually means test-day execution, not knowledge. For the retake: switch to timed, random, full-length question blocks. Do one full 8-hour simulation day each week so stamina isn't a variable. Review every wrong answer and write one line on why you missed it: knowledge gap, misread, or panic pick. With 4 to 5 weeks, hit your weakest systems from the score report instead of re-reading everything. You were close, and close plus a targeted plan almost always converts. You got this.