Took exams to mimic the PANCE on Rosh or UWorld - 60 question blocks, timed test mode, and with simulated breaks and snacks. I was already about 60% through Rosh when I started studying for the PANCE so I mixed in Uworld questions as well.Īfter I completed the review I spend the last week doing the following: This helped solidify what I had read and also got me used to random questions.
At the end of the week I took a 60 question exam of all topics. I used the Medgeeks 8 week study schedule during my last rotation and began going through each topic in PPP and doing practice questions throughout the week. I feel like I could have done it sooner but was glad that I had extra time to be sure I had done all that I could instead of feeling rushed. I scheduled my exam for a little over 2 weeks after graduation. This really helped boost my confidence about a week out from the test. My black bar was in the lower third or half of the Green bar. I also think ROSH tried to trick you more than Uworld or the PANCE did. Uworld looks just like the pance and is much more representative of the time it will take to answer questions when compared to ROSH. This bank is a bit more difficult than Rosh but I scored better because I only used U world once I was only studying for the PANCE. I used this throughout clinical year as a study tool and am sure that if I had only used for pance prep that my predicted score would have been higher. My score was predicted at 501 until a few weeks before my PANCE when I'm guessing the site recalibrated and my scores dropped to a 477. Studied for EORS using ROSH and its boost exams on top of PPP following the PAEA blueprint.Įnd of Curriculum Exam: 1534, arrow in the low end of the blue (advanced medical knowledge section) - National average was 1495 (in satisfactory medical knowledge section). Psych: 416 - Psych and women's were taken on the same day due to psych and women's being 3 weeks each. Peds: 425 - finally got a study routine figured out The repetition of episodes over the year helped things like addison's and cushing stick I also listened to the Physician Assistant Exam Review podcast on my commute to my rotations. I also had way better long term focus after taking long exams for a year. I had recently completed my internal med EOR so I didn't study specifically for this PACKRAT, but having been studying for internal med might have helped me do better. PACKRAT 2 completed with 2 rotations left: 179 - I was much happier with this score.
Luckily clinical year EOR exams, end of curriculum exams, Rosh/Uworld can help build the stamina over the next year. I was definitely not used to taking such a long exam and I could tell that my focus dropped off pretty quickly. I thought I'd make my own contribution for fellow doom scroll procrastinators now that I've passed the dreaded PANCE.ĭidactic PACKRAT: 124 - I wasn't happy with the score but we were told not to study for it. I spent way too many hours lurking on here to see other people's stats and what resources they used to pass the PANCE when I should have been studying.
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