Boards this year 2022

[Guest]

Scores are out. PDs/coordinators should be able to access them on the My NBME website.

[Guest]

(03-11-2022, 06:34 PM)Boards2022 Wrote:

Am I the only one feeling crap? Neither SANS questions or lectures were helpful for this test today. It’s something else

did you fail?

[Guest]

Why did they change the score format?

[Guest]

(05-01-2022, 02:03 PM)Guest Wrote: Why did they change the score format?

why is this a relevant question

[Guest]

(05-02-2022, 10:43 AM)Guest Wrote:

(05-01-2022, 02:03 PM)Guest Wrote: Why did they change the score format?

why is this a relevant question

Because it's regarding the neurosurgery boards in a thread about the neurosurgery boards

[Guest]

Wait so I'm confused -- are the SANS question banks nearly identical to the ABNS primary exam questions? Or do we also need to go through the ABNS question stems? I don't see the answers released for the ABNS question stems so would appreciate guidance!

[Focus]

Sans are very similar. Pick up a few other questions books and you'll be fine. Passing isn't hard just depends if your department has other goofy expectations for percentile.

[Guest]

My understanding is that the ABNS primary exam resource are the actual questions, and the exam day questions are sourced from these. I'm not sure if the answers were ever formally released. But most are in the keywords with references. At least that's what it sounded on the YouTube video about it.

[Guest]

Any one know how to access the ABNS primary exam resource? I tried searching but was unable to find this

[Guest]

abns.org
>log-in (top right)
>>continuous certificaiton (dropdown)
>>>myabns
>>>>primary exam resource

good luck dude