Step 1, Step 2 CK, Step 3 and full-length practice exams

One focused home for your USMLE practice, review, and exam-day rehearsal.

Choose your step, start a question block, review flashcards, watch videos, read books, practice CCS, or open a timed practice exam from one clear starting point.

Practice Exams

Timed blocks, breaks, review flow

QBank

Subjects, systems, topics, blocks

Flashcards

Fast recall and high-yield review

Buzzwords

Clinical clues and pattern recognition

Step 3 CCS

Clinical case practice and reports

USMLE Prep Pro

Student Dashboard

Your study hub after sign in

Ready

Overview

Progress and weak areas

Question Bank

Custom topic blocks

Buzzwords

Fast pattern recognition

Videos

Step-wise lessons

Books

Readable chapters

Practice Exam

Real timed exam flow

USMLE Step 1 - Practice Exam 2 Time 35:28
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B
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After the practice exam

See exactly where to improve before test day

A finished practice exam becomes a study plan. Students can review score direction, weak areas, subject performance, stamina, pacing, and block-by-block accuracy while the exam remains a fresh readiness check.

Know whether you are ready, borderline, or need more review

Find weakest and strongest areas for the next study session

Check fatigue and pacing across long timed blocks

Try Practice Exam Analysis

USMLE Step 1 - Practice Exam 2

72.5% estimated 3-digit score: 229
Borderline - est. 68% chance of passing

203

Correct / 280

63

Incorrect / 280

6

Omitted / 280

18

Flagged / 280

0% Passing standard near 60% 100%

What to do next

  • Spend the next session on Renal and Biostatistics before another timed block.
  • Review missed medium-difficulty items, then repeat a mixed 40-question block.
  • Keep average time under 90 seconds on flagged questions.

Weakest areas

Renal 48%
Biostatistics 55%
Endocrine 61%

Strongest areas

Cardiology 86%
Ethics 82%
Pulmonary 78%

Stamina and pacing

75%

first half

70%

second half

-5

late drop

Block by block

B1
78%
B2
72%
B3
75%
B4
70%
B5
68%
B6
74%
B7
71%

Your personal report appears after you finish a practice exam.

After every QBank block

Turn completed questions into your next study target

Students do not just see a score. They see what to review next, which areas need work, and whether pacing stayed on track.

USMLE Step 1 - Block 42 Behavioural Science

Block complete

17% Keep studying and try again!
Needs focused review

17

Correct

83

Incorrect

0

Omitted

1:38:42

Time Taken

Needs review Keep practicing Strong block

What to do next

  • Start with Behavioural Science - Death and Dying, then repeat a shorter focused block.
  • Use Review Answers to study explanations, teaching points, and buzzwords for missed items.

Weakest areas

Behavioural Science - Death and Dying 0% (0/1)
Behavioural Science - Doctor-Patient Relationship 0% (0/1)
Behavioural Science - Substance Abuse 0% (0/5)

Strongest areas

Behavioural Science - Psychological Theory 67% (2/3)
Behavioural Science - Human Development 40% (2/5)
Behavioural Science - General 17% (12/70)

Difficulty performance

Difficulty 7 22% (8/37)
Difficulty 8 14% (7/49)
Difficulty 9 14% (2/14)

Pacing and completion

100/100

attempted

59s

avg/question

On pace

timing status

Choose your step

Every USMLE step gets its own complete study room

Pick the exam you are preparing for and get the tools that match your next study session.

Study smarter every day

Move from learning to practice to review without losing momentum

Build knowledge with videos and books, test yourself with QBank blocks and full-length practice exams, then use flashcards, buzzwords, analytics, and readiness insights to focus the next study session.

See Plans and Pricing

Question Bank

Tutor and timed practice by subject, system, topic, and block.

Full-Length Practice Exam

Two exam forms per step with timed blocks, breaks, flagging, and review.

Analytics and Readiness

Track performance trends, weak areas, calibration, and pacing.

Flashcards

Step-wise recall sessions for fast review between question blocks.

Videos

Video lessons for each step when students need guided explanation.

Books

Readable step chapters for focused review before and after question blocks.

Exam-day rehearsal

Practice your pacing before the real test day

Open timed practice forms with block navigation, breaks, flagging, and post-exam review. Need a plan first? Choose your step, then return ready to start.

2

practice exam forms per step

40

questions per timed block

7+

realistic timed blocks

Review

flagged items and results

Study anywhere

Keep your USMLE prep close on mobile, tablet, and desktop

Review flashcards between shifts, watch step videos, read chapters, and continue practice from the device that fits your day.

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Mobile study

Android ready

Official Google Play listing

Browser access still works on every device

iOS app release planned next

Simple pricing

Short access or longer prep, students can choose quickly

Duration USMLE Prep Pro Market Low Market Avg Savings vs Avg
1 Week $8 $12 $29 72% lower
1 Month $24 $29 $69 65% lower
3 Months $49 $49 $119 59% lower
6 Months $99 $69 $189 48% lower

Scattered free study

  • Random topics with no step-wise roadmap
  • No clear path from learning to testing and review
  • No realistic timed practice exam interface
  • No analytics, readiness, or pacing view

Guided prep with USMLE Prep Pro

  • Step-specific plans for Step 1, Step 2 CK, and Step 3
  • Question bank, flashcards, videos, books, buzzwords, and CCS in one place
  • Practice exams are easy to find when you are ready to rehearse
  • Your study tools stay organized from first block to final review

Student questions

Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before students choose a plan, start practice, or move between study tools.

A step plan brings the related question bank, timed/tutor practice, videos, books, flashcards, buzzwords, analytics, readiness tools, and practice exams into one study path.

Yes. Paid step subscribers can open full-length practice exams from the Practice Exam area. The exams use timed blocks, breaks, flagging, and a post-exam analysis report.

Students receive an analysis with score percentage, estimated readiness, pass-chance guidance, correct/incorrect/omitted counts, weak areas, strong areas, stamina, pacing, and block-by-block performance.

The practice exams are designed to measure readiness honestly. Keeping the exact exam answers unseen preserves the value of future sittings. Students can use the weak-area report to review explanations inside the QBank, videos, books, and flashcards.

Yes. Students can review the study overview, compare plans, and see how the tools work together before choosing the step plan that fits their exam timeline.

Yes. Flashcards are organized by step so students can quickly review high-yield facts, reinforce weak areas, and keep recall sharp between question blocks.

Yes. Step 3 students can use CCS cases to practice patient management, ordering, timing, and clinical decision-making.

Yes. The platform is responsive in the browser, and students can continue studying from desktop, tablet, or mobile.

Students close to the exam may choose short access for focused review. Students building a longer schedule usually benefit from a 3-month or 6-month plan so they can complete blocks, review analytics, and retest pacing.

A strong routine is: learn with videos and books, practice with QBank blocks, review misses with flashcards and buzzwords, then use a practice exam analysis to decide what to study next.

Start with your step, then study from one dashboard.

New students can choose a plan. Existing students can open their dashboard and continue practice.

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