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Kaplan Qbank USMLE



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I'm going to do 1 month Kaplan QBank and someone said on this forum that pathology is overrepresented in it and other subjects are underrepresented. That's not good for me, because pathology is already my strongest subject - I don't need any more practice in it. Someone who have done qbank - could you confirm this info? If that's true, maybe it's better for me to do Kaplan physiology Qbank instead of general (physiology is my weakest subject)? What do you think? If someone have done physio Qbank - what's their opinion about it? In addition it's much more cheaper $79 versus $199sticking out tongue


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i was waiting for someone who is more experienced to answer this but since no one has..here's what i feel...

the breakdown in my q bank is this...patho/pathophysio...923, physio 106 ..out of 2125 qu...

also the qbank qu are available free on the iuhs site...(disadv being that tables/slides/some graphs are not included...)

so maybe it is more sensible to use physio q bank and consolidate other subjects with the free qbank...


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I also was waiting for more feedback - I could say that I'm slightly disappointed. Anyway, thank you for your helpful advices, I appreciate it wery much. Could you, please, send me the link to the site you have mentioned? my e-mail address is lomigio@tsmu.edu

Thank you in advance.


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