Hey there, i will help you out with this,USMLE has multiples resources that you can prepare for , like KAPLAN,BECKER,PATHOMA,DIT,PICMONICS,SKETCHY MICRO PHARM,LECTURIO,AMBOSS,BOARD AND BEYOND,GOLIJAN ,OSMOSIS,FIRECRACKER and qbanks like UWORLD, QMAX,KAPLAN and books like BRS ,HI yield and many more.basically its up to u to choose what u like or want,Like

Hey there USMLE stands for United States Medical Licensing Exam and it consists of 3 steps, Step 1 that tests your basic science knowledge , so you must read your subjects till 2nd year MBBS except forensic medicine and additionally read biostatistics and behavioural science ,then the step 2 with

Hello

You can refer to the links below for USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 Sample Test Questions

https://www.usmle.org/pdfs/step-2-ck/Step2CK_SampleItems.pdf

https://www.usmle.org/pdfs/step-1/samples_step1.pdf

Good Luck!

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Hello Sanjay,

High school board has no bearing when it comes to USMLE eligibility.

The maximum attempts allowed for each step of USMLE is 6.

But the caveat here is, if you qualify for any step USMLE once, you cannot reappear for the exam again for the next 7 years

Hey Vini, i will help you out with this.as you are enquiring about this i suppose you are already pursuing your mbbs. USMLE has multiples resources that you can prepare for , like KAPLAN,BECKER,PATHOMA,DIT,PICMONICS,SKETCHY MICRO PHARM,and qbanks like UWORLD, QMAX,KAPLAN and books like BRS ,HI yield and many more.basically its

Hello,

mle steps require time and energy and your full focus. Time taken for any exam is relative .

Preparing for any exam depends on your pace and time. It also depends on how far are you able to understand the exam pattern.

Normally a period of 6-8 months is

Hey with just step 1 and step 2 , you are eligible to apply for interviews and see if you could get any residency program of your choice, but its advisable to do electives and get LORs and also good research publications and strong personal statement, as this will have

Dear sarthak, 

It's depends on the students. But on an average i think 13 - 15 weeks are sufficient for clearing the all 3 steps of USMLE.

THANKS FOR ASKING 

Hello

The United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) is a screening test for medical graduates. Candidates who wish to practice medicine in the USA have to appear for this test. You will have to apply through Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).
You can go through the link below