I've heard some schools have a large number of people fail the test, and others nearly 100% pass on the first try. I had two weeks to study, left feeling confident and finished the test within 2 hours or something - I was just wired and jumped right through the questions without second guessing myself.Д«ut, all things considered, there is a difference between the levels at which different schools prepare you. But for real, that app is a god send, it's a huge huge help. I only studied with the Mastery App, and if I was confused about something: Google. Way too much info per card for a box with that many cards. Yea, I bought the decks, took out one card and looked at it, shook my head, put it back and stored the box somewhere. hope this gives you some sort of direction at least. you should be able to finish all of this and be ready for the exam in 3 weeks with this approach. take advantage of the 'know' 'somewhat know' and 'dont know' features of the app and be honest with yourself when deciding where to assign each question. if you are up for going through the mastery app at the end of the day more power to you but i found that i did much better on the app after i had finished all the decks.ДЄttack the app by subject (randomizing the subjects was overwhelming). I was able to get through 100 cards each day from 8am-around 3 or 4 while taking an hour off to enjoy lunch. Start from card #1 in each section and keep track which cards you answered correctly/incorrectly so you can go back and revisit the ones you struggled on later if you need to. Use the Dental Decks first, and then use the Dental Boards Mastery App on your phone.ДЇor the first 12 days, go through 100 flashcards per day from the decks (25 from each section) and take diligent notes in one notebook devoted to NBDE pt 1.

Nbde part 2 app