Ace Med Boards helps to effectively raise the scores for medical students preparing for medical board licensing exams such as the USMLE and COMLEX exams. We offer 1-on-1 online tutor sessions that help push, guide, and excel for the board exams and succeed past medical school. We offer the best board exam tutors to get you the best help for the highest scores.
Ace Med Boards (acemedboards.com) has 68 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.8 out of 5.
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I loved my experience with AMB, and would recommend it to anyone studying for step 1. I adored my tutor Ruba, who always kept in touch with me throughout the studying process and made my study period less stressful. AMB was particularly useful as an IMG and I plan on using this service again for future board exams.
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The best approach to answering questions!
I was studying and studying and seeing no results. I met with Gleb and he helped me change my approach to questions and helped explain things to me one-on-one that I don't think I could have gotten anywhere else. I really recommend the one-on-one tutoring to help cater to your specific needs because no matter how many times you do UFAPS sometimes you need an extra push to make the connection you've been missing. Thank you ACE!
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Thank you Dr. Aishwarya Prasad
When I reached out to Ace Med, I was close to passing Step 1, but could not get my score up. I was panicked, struggling, and my score began dropping instead of rising. Through Aishwarya’s guidance and encouragement, I was able to embrace a healthier, clearer mindset and approach questions more reasonably. She was able to help me fill in some of my gaps, while also teaching me how to think through questions I previously would freak out on. She checked in on me and my studying from time-to-time and was willing to answer all my questions. She believed in me, she assured me that I had the tools and knowledge I needed to succeed, and she helped me stay calm throughout this stressful time. Within a few weeks, my score jumped above passing and steadily increased. In less than six weeks, I was able to see a dramatic improvement in my scores and my mental health, and I owe much of that to Dr. Prasad. I’m so grateful to have had her during this process. She is wonderful, and she made the Step 1 experience much more enjoyable.
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Gabrielle G.
The Importance of Mindset
I was at a low point in believing I could not pass Step 1 back in April 2020 and I spotted a post in Step 1 Reddit where a user described how his score jumped using Ace Med Boards and thought, "Well...my score isn't budging self-studying UFAPS so why not?" I called the same day I read the post and spoke with the founder detailing my issues and after payment was set up with Dr. Aishwarya Prasad. To be honest, what she taught me was mostly "how". How to study, how to take practice exams, how to review Uworld, how to approach First Aid, and most importantly how to draw on the vast amount of knowledge I had accumulated in MSY1 and 2 that was being stymied by a lack of self-confidence and fear of the exam. I worked with her weekly, for one hour over 10 weeks. We started by doing question blocks and she would serve as a guide primming my brain and teaching me to "think" my way to the correct answer. She also designed study schedules that were available for download and was available via text whenever I had questions about the material. I chose to hire a tutor over the big-name exam prep companies because I wanted more 1-on-1 attention for my weaknesses and to discover my strengths and make them stronger. You don't get that with a prep company when you're one of many in a classroom. Furthermore, I am an IMG in my clerkship years and I needed something that could work around my rotation schedule. In the final days before our last session, I took NBME 27 and scored a 192 on it. While those reading might think that is not a big deal well, I took NBME 26 on May 24th and score at 153...so yes THAT IS HUGE and it is all thanks to Dr. Prasad's guidance! She will be the voice in my head during the exams saying "slow down!" and "RTDQ". Thank you Ace Med Boards and to all the students looking for your saving grace--well if you put in the work, AMB will help you get there.
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MS
Dr. Saxena step 2 CK review
I started with Ace Med Boards in February my preparation for Step 2 CK with Dr. Saxena. He is very patient and he is able to balance teaching with UWorld tutoring very well. Don't worry if your knowledge is not there, because he will help you build it as you go along. He is very friendly and his strategies will help you master the questions. My score went up from 205 on step 2 CK to 220 on my most recent NBME. Thank you so much Dr. Saxena!
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It was ok
It was ok, we had a few times where we couldn't meet at schedule times. scheduled hour meetings that sometimes lasted 45 min and was counted as an hour. It would've been better if I could've added those minutes to another session but it never happened.
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Score improvement in just a few weeks…
Score improvement in just a few weeks with Aishwarya! Thank you!
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P B.
If you keep failing your practice exams
I was honestly in such a dire situation a week before taking Step. I was barely passing my exams and I was really, really burned out from studying. I had absolutely no idea what I was doing and didn’t know how to change that. I ended up having to delay step and I got a tutor through this company, and I feel like it turned my dedicated around. I really needed someone to guide me in the right direction towards what I needed to be studying and to keep me accountable. Plus, my tutor had faith in me and gave me a lot of positive encouragement which I desperately needed after months of beating myself up for my bad scores. I would recommend this for anyone who keeps failing/barely passing their practice exams and feels like no matter how much they study, it just isn’t enough.