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  #1

if im taking step 3 in october, and god forbid that i dont pass, what should i check off in the box on eras? should i say no. and then i can manually release it? that page is tricky on its wordings

  #2

even if u dont pass - i think ur ecfmg trancript will be updated sayin u have a trial on ur s3. not sure..

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  #3

hey apurva

could u please clarify onthat trial on S3 thing. bcos i am not thinking of step3 right now

would it be possible for me to retake the test(CS) before the match if I fail( God Forbid)?

thanks


  #4

i believe u transmit a usmle transcript with ur scores and a separate ecfmg transcript detailing when u gave each exam and if u passed / failed. in short all ur attempts are already auto available to the pds whether u like it or not. so not clickin auto trans doesnt make logical sense to me.

i am not sure of the whether u can retake cs. do they have a lock in period durin which u cannot reregister for the exam? also are the dates available? i think if u fail now - u shud be able to retake it. not sure how adversely it wud affect calls and other things..

and im sure its just u whos comin out of the exam feelin jittery. relax. its a pretty easy test with 80% pass rate for imgs..

apurva

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  #5

THANKS APURVA I WAS THINKING OF THE SAME THING

  #6

thanx apurva..ur idea sounds logical to me... I'll answer yes to both the questions on USMLE transcript page on ERAS

my exam was satisfactory. i just wanted to be prepared for the worst in case i need to deal with it.




  #7

You can check NO on the lower one, that means you will see your step 3 result first then you have to transmit it to programs, if you check YES then your result will be revealed to programs before you know about it.







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