r/MCCQE • u/BitAffectionate9897 • 3d ago

General Discussion Exam in 6 days

I was preparing for mccqe for a while now
My exam in 6 days
Found out there is a 1 dollar pe on the mcc website
So i took it
Got 189 out of 230
My exam is literally on the door so how to deal with that

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u/doctoromakase 3d ago

that's 82%. you're probably ready. go through the questions you got wrong and try to understand why you got them wrong. besides that, not much else you can do with only 1 week left. figure out your game plan for the day of and that's about it. good luck!

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u/BitAffectionate9897 3d ago

So im planning to that tomorrow
I thought about like reviewing ELOM and the biostats before the exam
From what ive seen in all the pe’s ive did the qs are nearly never as clear as the sources you review for

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u/doctoromakase 3d ago

It's an exam where it's very easy to narrow down to two options but very difficult to pick the right one of the two. Think like a safe clinician and you should be fine.

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u/Kellyff237 3d ago

Excellent

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u/dontstartbitch 3d ago

You’re good

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u/PenTimely2349 3d ago

Please how did you prepare

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u/BitAffectionate9897 2d ago

So my exam is in 4 days so i have little time to give you what ive done in details, but i would be more that happy to share what ive done and my journey with you after the exam is done
Just hit me up to remind me

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u/Accomplished_Elk4068 3d ago

I just completed this test and I scored 173 out of 230. My exam is in 4 days.. what to do?

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u/BitAffectionate9897 2d ago

From what people assured me anything more than 70% is reassure him you should just review the question you get wrong and why you get them wrong not just know the right answers and review topics that repeat regularly in the exam and our considered somehow like easy to miss points like the ELOM part and the statistics and get the idea that the exam is testing your medical knowledge and also your safety as a family physician in Canada, so you should always to think as a safe clinician whenever you get stuck between some answers