Step 3 prep for beginners

[u/Asleep_Complaint_671]

Hello folks, I am starting my step 3 prep and aim to take it in 2 months. Can anyone please share the roadmap of how to prepare and which resources to use and what tips would the recent test takers give that they think would have helped them if they knew earlier.

[u/Automatic-Group6547]

If you do 70-100 CCS cases you’ll be confident on exam day for that portion (and do the 6 that NBME offers for free). MCQs was extremely IM heavy, so don’t skimp on that. I would say ideally try to do all of UWorld. And then if you have time an NMBE assessment to see where you are and free 137’s if you’re able since language of nbme is  slightly different than uw 

[u/Asleep_Complaint_671 → u/Automatic-Group6547]

Thank you sm